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Movies of Harry Hayden and Claudette Colbert together

Harry Hayden and Claudette Colbert have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Boom Town in 1940. The most recent movie that Harry Hayden and Claudette Colbert starred together was Family Honeymoon in 1948.

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1940

Boom Town

Boom Town

Boom Town

Harry Hayden

Starred as Smith - the Architect

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Betsy Bartlett

1941

Remember the Day

Remember the Day

Remember the Day

Harry Hayden

Starred as Mr. Roberts

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Nora Trinell

1942

The Palm Beach Story

The Palm Beach Story

The Palm Beach Story

Harry Hayden

Starred as Prospect

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Gerry Jeffers

1944

Since You Went Away

Since You Went Away

Since You Went Away

Harry Hayden

Starred as First Train Conductor

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Mrs. Anne Hilton

1945

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Harry Hayden

Starred as Elkins, the Bank Examiner

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Mary Price

1946

The Secret Heart

The Secret Heart

The Secret Heart

Harry Hayden

Starred as Minister

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Lee Addams

1946

Without Reservations

Without Reservations

Without Reservations

Harry Hayden

Starred as Harry Randall

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Kit

1948

Family Honeymoon

Family Honeymoon

Family Honeymoon

Harry Hayden

Starred as Railroad Conductor

Claudette Colbert

Starred as Katie Armstrong Jordan

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