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Movies of Henry O'Neill and Harry Wilson together

Henry O'Neill and Harry Wilson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Invisible Stripes in 1939. The most recent movie that Henry O'Neill and Harry Wilson starred together was Scandal Sheet in 1952.

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1939

Invisible Stripes

Invisible Stripes

Invisible Stripes

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Parole Officer Masters

Harry Wilson

Starred as Worker

1941

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Daniel Wells

Harry Wilson

Starred as Cowboy on Back of Train

1941

Shadow of the Thin Man

Shadow of the Thin Man

Shadow of the Thin Man

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Major Jason I. Sculley

Harry Wilson

Starred as Mug Shoving Waiter, Racetrack Security Guard

1942

Born to Sing

Born to Sing

Born to Sing

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Frank Eastman

Harry Wilson

Starred as Getaway Cabbie

1942

Stand by for Action

Stand by for Action

Stand by for Action

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Cmdr. Stone M.C

Harry Wilson

Starred as Sailor

1949

The Reckless Moment

The Reckless Moment

The Reckless Moment

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Tom Harper

Harry Wilson

Starred as Man in Bus Depot

1950

Convicted

Convicted

Convicted

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Detective Dorn

Harry Wilson

Starred as Convict in Prison Yard

1952

Scandal Sheet

Scandal Sheet

Scandal Sheet

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Charlie Barnes

Harry Wilson

Starred as Bum in Heeney's Bar

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