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Movies of Frank Cady and Harold Miller together

Frank Cady and Harold Miller have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was It's a Great Feeling in 1949. The most recent movie that Frank Cady and Harold Miller starred together was The Atomic City in 1952.

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1949

It's a Great Feeling

It's a Great Feeling

It's a Great Feeling

Frank Cady

Starred as Oculist

Harold Miller

Starred as Studio Party Guest

1950

D.O.A.

D.O.A.

D.O.A.

Frank Cady

Starred as Eddie - Bartender

Harold Miller

Starred as Man in Hallway

1950

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Frank Cady

Starred as Mr. Hoff

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Patron

1950

Experiment Alcatraz

Experiment Alcatraz

Experiment Alcatraz

Frank Cady

Starred as Max Henry

Harold Miller

Starred as Hotel Diner, Gambling House Patron

1950

Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride

Father of the Bride

Frank Cady

Starred as Timid Engagement Party Guest

Harold Miller

Starred as Engagement Party, Wedding Reception Guest

1950

Pretty Baby

Pretty Baby

Pretty Baby

Frank Cady

Starred as Janitor

Harold Miller

Starred as Radio Actor

1951

Lightning Strikes Twice

Lightning Strikes Twice

Lightning Strikes Twice

Frank Cady

Starred as Gas Station Man

Harold Miller

Starred as Guest at Cookout

1952

The Atomic City

The Atomic City

The Atomic City

Frank Cady

Starred as F.B.I. Agent George Weinberg

Harold Miller

Starred as Dr. Hodgins

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