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Movies of Bill Kennedy and Charles Sullivan together

Bill Kennedy and Charles Sullivan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was You Can't Escape Forever in 1942. The most recent movie that Bill Kennedy and Charles Sullivan starred together was News Hounds in 1947.

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1942

You Can't Escape Forever

You Can't Escape Forever

You Can't Escape Forever

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Reporter at Execution

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Greer's Henchman

1943

Air Force

Air Force

Air Force

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Marine

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Undetermined Role

1943

Destination Tokyo

Destination Tokyo

Destination Tokyo

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Torpedo Gunnery Officer

Charles Sullivan

Starred as 'Copperfin' Ballast Operator

1944

Hollywood Canteen

Hollywood Canteen

Hollywood Canteen

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Busboy

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Car Delivery Man

1944

The Doughgirls

The Doughgirls

The Doughgirls

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Tall Guy who Punches Drake

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Man with Grip

1944

The Last Ride

The Last Ride

The Last Ride

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Correlli

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Factory Guard

1946

That Brennan Girl

That Brennan Girl

That Brennan Girl

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Arthur, Helen's Husband

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Boss Upholsterer

1947

News Hounds

News Hounds

News Hounds

Bill Kennedy

Starred as Mark Morgan

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Slug, Greco's Henchman

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