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Movies of Fred Aldrich and Dick Elliott together

Fred Aldrich and Dick Elliott have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was An American Romance in 1944. The most recent movie that Fred Aldrich and Dick Elliott starred together was Bunco Squad in 1950.

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1944

An American Romance

An American Romance

An American Romance

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Assembly Line Worker

Dick Elliott

Starred as Fat Man

1944

When Strangers Marry

When Strangers Marry

When Strangers Marry

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Police Detective

Dick Elliott

Starred as Sam Prescott

1945

Dillinger

Dillinger

Dillinger

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Convict in Prison Cafeteria

Dick Elliott

Starred as Man in Bar

1945

Wanderer of the Wasteland

Wanderer of the Wasteland

Wanderer of the Wasteland

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Killer

Dick Elliott

Starred as Record Clerk and Jailer

1946

Deadline at Dawn

Deadline at Dawn

Deadline at Dawn

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Beefy Nightclub Guest

Dick Elliott

Starred as Chap

1946

The Kid from Brooklyn

The Kid from Brooklyn

The Kid from Brooklyn

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Handler Carrying Hogan from Ring

Dick Elliott

Starred as Man in Window

1947

A Likely Story

A Likely Story

A Likely Story

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Man in Tiny's Place

Dick Elliott

Starred as Conductor

1950

Bunco Squad

Bunco Squad

Bunco Squad

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Bunco Unit Detective at Desk

Dick Elliott

Starred as Thurman

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