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Movies of Eddie Acuff and Roy Rogers together

Eddie Acuff and Roy Rogers have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Days of Jesse James in 1939. The most recent movie that Eddie Acuff and Roy Rogers starred together was Bells of San Angelo in 1947.

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1939

Days of Jesse James

Days of Jesse James

Days of Jesse James

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Train Conductor

Roy Rogers

Starred as Roy Rogers

1939

Rough Riders' Round-up

Rough Riders' Round-up

Rough Riders' Round-up

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Tommy Ward

Roy Rogers

Starred as Roy Rogers

1940

The Border Legion

The Border Legion

The Border Legion

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Ticket Agent

Roy Rogers

Starred as Dr. Stephen Kellogg, aka Steve Kells

1941

Arkansas Judge

Arkansas Judge

Arkansas Judge

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Townsman

Roy Rogers

Starred as Tom Martel

1941

Bad Man of Deadwood

Bad Man of Deadwood

Bad Man of Deadwood

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Reporter of Burns' Death

Roy Rogers

Starred as Brett Starr aka Bill Brady

1941

Robin Hood of the Pecos

Robin Hood of the Pecos

Robin Hood of the Pecos

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Sam Starr

Roy Rogers

Starred as Vance Corbin

1946

Heldorado

Heldorado

Heldorado

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Carnival Shooting-Gallery Attendant

Roy Rogers

Starred as Nevada State Ranger Roy Rogers

1947

Bells of San Angelo

Bells of San Angelo

Bells of San Angelo

Eddie Acuff

Starred as Bus Driver

Roy Rogers

Starred as Roy Rogers

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