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Movies of Fred Kelsey and Ray Walker together

Fred Kelsey and Ray Walker have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Dark Hour in 1936. The most recent movie that Fred Kelsey and Ray Walker starred together was Revenue Agent in 1950.

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1936

The Dark Hour

The Dark Hour

The Dark Hour

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Detective Bruce

Ray Walker

Starred as Jim Landis

1937

Angel's Holiday

Angel's Holiday

Angel's Holiday

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Conductor

Ray Walker

Starred as Crandall

1937

One Mile from Heaven

One Mile from Heaven

One Mile from Heaven

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Smitty - Policeman

Ray Walker

Starred as Mortimer Atlas

1939

Tell No Tales

Tell No Tales

Tell No Tales

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Policeman at School

Ray Walker

Starred as 'Mac' Dell

1940

The Golden Fleecing

The Golden Fleecing

The Golden Fleecing

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Cop

Ray Walker

Starred as Reporter

1945

Incendiary Blonde

Incendiary Blonde

Incendiary Blonde

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Ranch Owner

Ray Walker

Starred as Gus - Stage Manager

1948

April Showers

April Showers

April Showers

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Hotel Guest with Cigar

Ray Walker

Starred as Mr. Barclay

1949

The House Across the Street

The House Across the Street

The House Across the Street

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Bar Waiter

Ray Walker

Starred as Lt. Forman

1950

Revenue Agent

Revenue Agent

Revenue Agent

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Sgt. Wallace

Ray Walker

Starred as Lt. Bob Ullman

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