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Movies of Bill Elliott and Mary Russell together

Bill Elliott and Mary Russell have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A Lost Lady in 1934. The most recent movie that Bill Elliott and Mary Russell starred together was The Murder of Dr. Harrigan in 1936.

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1934

A Lost Lady

A Lost Lady

A Lost Lady

Bill Elliott

Starred as Polo Match Spectator

Mary Russell

Starred as Undetermined Role

1934

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Bill Elliott

Starred as Young Man

Mary Russell

Starred as Prime's Secretary

1934

The Secret Bride

The Secret Bride

The Secret Bride

Bill Elliott

Starred as Governor's Secretary

Mary Russell

Starred as Holdstock's Secretary

1935

A Night at the Ritz

A Night at the Ritz

A Night at the Ritz

Bill Elliott

Starred as Vincent's Assistant

Mary Russell

Starred as Miss Barry, Vincent's Secretary

1935

Front Page Woman

Front Page Woman

Front Page Woman

Bill Elliott

Starred as Pale Reporter

Mary Russell

Starred as Information Clerk

1935

Gold Diggers of 1935

Gold Diggers of 1935

Gold Diggers of 1935

Bill Elliott

Starred as Martin - the Clerk

Mary Russell

Starred as Second Lady

1935

The Payoff

The Payoff

The Payoff

Bill Elliott

Starred as Maxine's Casino Escort

Mary Russell

Starred as Secretary

1936

The Murder of Dr. Harrigan

The Murder of Dr. Harrigan

The Murder of Dr. Harrigan

Bill Elliott

Starred as Kenneth Martin

Mary Russell

Starred as Nurse Bertha

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