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Movies of George Davis and Ferdinand Munier together

George Davis and Ferdinand Munier have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Girl Without a Room in 1933. The most recent movie that George Davis and Ferdinand Munier starred together was I Married an Angel in 1942.

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1933

Girl Without a Room

Girl Without a Room

Girl Without a Room

George Davis

Starred as Baker

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Fat Baker

1935

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo

George Davis

Starred as Taxicab Driver

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Maitre d'Hotel

1937

The Lady Fights Back

The Lady Fights Back

The Lady Fights Back

George Davis

Starred as Headwaiter

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Senator

1937

Tovarich

Tovarich

Tovarich

George Davis

Starred as Gendarme at Celebration

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Mr. Van Hemert

1939

Everything Happens at Night

Everything Happens at Night

Everything Happens at Night

George Davis

Starred as Bellhop

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Conductor

1939

Rio

Rio

Rio

George Davis

Starred as Waiter

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Banker

1941

It Started with Eve

It Started with Eve

It Started with Eve

George Davis

Starred as Waiter

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Party Guest

1942

I Married an Angel

I Married an Angel

I Married an Angel

George Davis

Starred as Pushcart Vendor

Ferdinand Munier

Starred as Rich Man

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