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Movies of Gene Morgan and William Worthington together

Gene Morgan and William Worthington have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was If You Could Only Cook in 1935. The most recent movie that Gene Morgan and William Worthington starred together was Mr. Smith Goes to Washington in 1939.

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1935

If You Could Only Cook

If You Could Only Cook

If You Could Only Cook

Gene Morgan

Starred as Al

William Worthington

Starred as Mr. Fletcher

1936

Alibi for Murder

Alibi for Murder

Alibi for Murder

Gene Morgan

Starred as Brainy Barker

William Worthington

Starred as John J. Foster

1936

Dangerous Intrigue

Dangerous Intrigue

Dangerous Intrigue

Gene Morgan

Starred as Taxi Driver

William Worthington

Starred as Steel Mill Executive

1936

The Final Hour

The Final Hour

The Final Hour

Gene Morgan

Starred as Gangster

William Worthington

Starred as Judge

1937

Devil's Playground

Devil's Playground

Devil's Playground

Gene Morgan

Starred as Orderly

William Worthington

Starred as Vice Admiral

1938

I Am the Law

I Am the Law

I Am the Law

Gene Morgan

Starred as Detective Mallet

William Worthington

Starred as Committee Man

1939

Homicide Bureau

Homicide Bureau

Homicide Bureau

Gene Morgan

Starred as Blake

William Worthington

Starred as Citizen League Member

1939

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Gene Morgan

Starred as Reporter

William Worthington

Starred as Committeeman

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