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Movies of Bob Kortman and Philo McCullough together

Bob Kortman and Philo McCullough have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Branded in 1931. The most recent movie that Bob Kortman and Philo McCullough starred together was Samson and Delilah in 1949.

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1931

Branded

Branded

Branded

Bob Kortman

Starred as Tex aka Bill Saunders

Philo McCullough

Starred as Mac - Fall City Sheriff

1931

The Vanishing Legion

The Vanishing Legion

The Vanishing Legion

Bob Kortman

Starred as Henchman Marno

Philo McCullough

Starred as Stevens

1933

Laughing at Life

Laughing at Life

Laughing at Life

Bob Kortman

Starred as Construction Worker

Philo McCullough

Starred as Capt. Valdez

1934

Mystery Mountain

Mystery Mountain

Mystery Mountain

Bob Kortman

Starred as Rattler Henchman Hank

Philo McCullough

Starred as Fake Deputy

1937

Texas Trail

Texas Trail

Texas Trail

Bob Kortman

Starred as Henchman Hawks

Philo McCullough

Starred as Jordan

1938

The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer

Bob Kortman

Starred as Pirate

Philo McCullough

Starred as Assistant Jailer

1940

The Green Hornet Strikes Again!

The Green Hornet Strikes Again!

The Green Hornet Strikes Again!

Bob Kortman

Starred as Gang Farmhouse Owner [Ch. 11]

Philo McCullough

Starred as Milton - Chief Plant Guard [Ch. 4]

1949

Samson and Delilah

Samson and Delilah

Samson and Delilah

Bob Kortman

Starred as Vendor

Philo McCullough

Starred as Merchant

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