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Movies of Fred Aldrich and Robert R. Stephenson together

Fred Aldrich and Robert R. Stephenson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Confessions of a Nazi Spy in 1939. The most recent movie that Fred Aldrich and Robert R. Stephenson starred together was So Big in 1953.

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1939

Confessions of a Nazi Spy

Confessions of a Nazi Spy

Confessions of a Nazi Spy

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Nazi at Bund Meeting

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Fritz - von Eichen's Aide

1942

Once Upon a Honeymoon

Once Upon a Honeymoon

Once Upon a Honeymoon

Fred Aldrich

Starred as German Storm Trooper

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as German Storm Trooper

1944

Address Unknown

Address Unknown

Address Unknown

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Rioter throwing Rock thru Window

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as German Postman

1944

The Conspirators

The Conspirators

The Conspirators

Fred Aldrich

Starred as German Soldier on Train

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Policeman

1949

The Great Sinner

The Great Sinner

The Great Sinner

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Gambling Casino Patron

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Hotel Valet

1951

Anne of the Indies

Anne of the Indies

Anne of the Indies

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Pirate at Inn

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Tavern Host

1951

Storm Warning

Storm Warning

Storm Warning

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Townsman on Courthouse Steps

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Townsman

1953

So Big

So Big

So Big

Fred Aldrich

Starred as Moving Man

Robert R. Stephenson

Starred as Bidder

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