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Movies of Al Thompson and Bess Flowers together

Al Thompson and Bess Flowers have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Honeymoon Bridge in 1935. The most recent movie that Al Thompson and Bess Flowers starred together was Stop! Look! and Laugh! in 1960.

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1935

Honeymoon Bridge

Honeymoon Bridge

Honeymoon Bridge

Al Thompson

Starred as Uncredited

Bess Flowers

Starred as Uncredited

1940

A Plumbing We Will Go

A Plumbing We Will Go

A Plumbing We Will Go

Al Thompson

Starred as Storekeeper, Audience Member

Bess Flowers

Starred as Mrs. Hadley

1940

The Heckler

The Heckler

The Heckler

Al Thompson

Starred as Baseball Spectator

Bess Flowers

Starred as Tennis Spectator

1944

In Society

In Society

In Society

Al Thompson

Starred as Minor Role

Bess Flowers

Starred as Party Guest

1951

Rich, Young and Pretty

Rich, Young and Pretty

Rich, Young and Pretty

Al Thompson

Starred as French Reporter

Bess Flowers

Starred as Diner-Dancer at Le Parisien, Departing Train Passenger

1953

The Caddy

The Caddy

The Caddy

Al Thompson

Starred as Mr. Phillips - Man on Ladder

Bess Flowers

Starred as Dinner Party Guest, Poolside Spectator, Golf Gallery Spectator

1954

A Star Is Born

A Star Is Born

A Star Is Born

Al Thompson

Starred as Vagrant #1

Bess Flowers

Starred as Academy Awards Attendee

1960

Stop! Look! and Laugh!

Stop! Look! and Laugh!

Stop! Look! and Laugh!

Al Thompson

Starred as Party Guest, Professor

Bess Flowers

Starred as Party Guest, Mrs.Hadley

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