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Movies of Donald Kerr and Alan Mowbray together

Donald Kerr and Alan Mowbray have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was She Couldn't Take It in 1935. The most recent movie that Donald Kerr and Alan Mowbray starred together was The Pilgrim Lady in 1947.

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1935

She Couldn't Take It

She Couldn't Take It

She Couldn't Take It

Donald Kerr

Starred as Sailor

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Alan Bartlett

1937

Music for Madame

Music for Madame

Music for Madame

Donald Kerr

Starred as Movie Set Assistant

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Leon Rodowsky

1941

Footlight Fever

Footlight Fever

Footlight Fever

Donald Kerr

Starred as Curtain Man

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Mr. Don Avery

1941

The Cowboy and the Blonde

The Cowboy and the Blonde

The Cowboy and the Blonde

Donald Kerr

Starred as Assistant Cameraman

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Phineas Johnson

1945

Bring on the Girls

Bring on the Girls

Bring on the Girls

Donald Kerr

Starred as Sailor

Alan Mowbray

Starred as August

1945

Earl Carroll Vanities

Earl Carroll Vanities

Earl Carroll Vanities

Donald Kerr

Starred as Assistant Dance Director

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Grand Duke Paul

1947

Merton of the Movies

Merton of the Movies

Merton of the Movies

Donald Kerr

Starred as Writer

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Frank Mulvaney

1947

The Pilgrim Lady

The Pilgrim Lady

The Pilgrim Lady

Donald Kerr

Starred as Silent Waiter

Alan Mowbray

Starred as Clifford Latimer

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