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Movies of Harry Cording and Douglas Gordon together

Harry Cording and Douglas Gordon have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Road Gang in 1936. The most recent movie that Harry Cording and Douglas Gordon starred together was They Met in Bombay in 1941.

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1936

Road Gang

Road Gang

Road Gang

Harry Cording

Starred as Sam Dawson

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Chuckler at Blackfoot

1936

The White Angel

The White Angel

The White Angel

Harry Cording

Starred as Hospital Storekeeper

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Orderly

1937

The Prince and the Pauper

The Prince and the Pauper

The Prince and the Pauper

Harry Cording

Starred as Second Guard

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Uncredited

1938

A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol

A Christmas Carol

Harry Cording

Starred as Waiter

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Uncredited

1939

Rulers of the Sea

Rulers of the Sea

Rulers of the Sea

Harry Cording

Starred as Seaman

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Seaman

1939

We Are Not Alone

We Are Not Alone

We Are Not Alone

Harry Cording

Starred as Man Carrying Leni

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Mr. Selby

1940

A Dispatch from Reuter's

A Dispatch from Reuter's

A Dispatch from Reuter's

Harry Cording

Starred as Sailor on the Nova Scotian

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Cockney News Vendor

1941

They Met in Bombay

They Met in Bombay

They Met in Bombay

Harry Cording

Starred as Corporal at Base

Douglas Gordon

Starred as Private

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