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Movies of Douglas Leavitt and Frank Sully together

Douglas Leavitt and Frank Sully have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was My Sister Eileen in 1942. The most recent movie that Douglas Leavitt and Frank Sully starred together was Two Señoritas from Chicago in 1943.

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1942

My Sister Eileen

My Sister Eileen

My Sister Eileen

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Henry Harvey

Frank Sully

Starred as Jenson

1943

Good Luck, Mr. Yates

Good Luck, Mr. Yates

Good Luck, Mr. Yates

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Monty King

Frank Sully

Starred as Joe Briggs

1943

It's a Great Life

It's a Great Life

It's a Great Life

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Bromley

Frank Sully

Starred as Elevator Starter

1943

Murder in Times Square

Murder in Times Square

Murder in Times Square

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Henry Trigg

Frank Sully

Starred as Benny the Baboon

1943

Power of the Press

Power of the Press

Power of the Press

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Whiffle

Frank Sully

Starred as Mack Gibbons

1943

Redhead from Manhattan

Redhead from Manhattan

Redhead from Manhattan

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Joe

Frank Sully

Starred as Undetermined Role

1943

The More the Merrier

The More the Merrier

The More the Merrier

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Waiter

Frank Sully

Starred as FBI Agent Pike

1943

Two Señoritas from Chicago

Two Señoritas from Chicago

Two Señoritas from Chicago

Douglas Leavitt

Starred as Sam Grohman

Frank Sully

Starred as Bruiser

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