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Movies of Freeman Lusk and Harold Miller together

Freeman Lusk and Harold Miller have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Half Angel in 1951. The most recent movie that Freeman Lusk and Harold Miller starred together was The Caddy in 1953.

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1951

Half Angel

Half Angel

Half Angel

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Judge

Harold Miller

Starred as Wedding Guest

1951

Little Egypt

Little Egypt

Little Egypt

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Spinelli

Harold Miller

Starred as Bit Role

1951

The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Day the Earth Stood Still

Freeman Lusk

Starred as General Cutler

Harold Miller

Starred as Military Officer at Pentagon Meeting

1952

Just This Once

Just This Once

Just This Once

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Mr. Baxter

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Diner

1952

Phone Call from a Stranger

Phone Call from a Stranger

Phone Call from a Stranger

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Assistant District Attorney Thompson

Harold Miller

Starred as Plane Passenger

1952

The Pride of St. Louis

The Pride of St. Louis

The Pride of St. Louis

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Doctor

Harold Miller

Starred as Restaurant Patron, Customer Service Clerk, School Board Member

1952

The Stooge

The Stooge

The Stooge

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Frank Darling

Harold Miller

Starred as Audience Member

1953

The Caddy

The Caddy

The Caddy

Freeman Lusk

Starred as Golf Official

Harold Miller

Starred as Taylor's Butler

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