The actor to actor movie matrix database - Deja Scene
These two again!
Talk about Deja Scene
James Finlayson Gertrude Astor

Movies of James Finlayson and Gertrude Astor together

James Finlayson and Gertrude Astor have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Hollywood in 1923. The most recent movie that James Finlayson and Gertrude Astor starred together was All Over Town in 1937.

submit to reddit Tweet this Share on facebook

1923

Hollywood

Hollywood

Hollywood

James Finlayson

Starred as Himself

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Herself

1926

Dizzy Daddies

Dizzy Daddies

Dizzy Daddies

James Finlayson

Starred as Jonathan Haig

Gertrude Astor

Starred as A Former Flame

1926

Wife Tamers

Wife Tamers

Wife Tamers

James Finlayson

Starred as The Waiter

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Mrs. Barry

1929

Two Weeks Off

Two Weeks Off

Two Weeks Off

James Finlayson

Starred as Pa Weaver

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Agnes

1932

Zwei Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel

Zwei Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel

Zwei Ritter ohne Furcht und Tadel

James Finlayson

Starred as 1 Short

Gertrude Astor

Starred as 1 Short

1935

Manhattan Monkey Business

Manhattan Monkey Business

Manhattan Monkey Business

James Finlayson

Starred as Joyce's Father

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Gwendolyn, Surly Patron's Blonde Girlfriend

1936

Our Relations

Our Relations

Our Relations

James Finlayson

Starred as Finn - The Chief Engineer

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Pirate's Club Customer

1937

All Over Town

All Over Town

All Over Town

James Finlayson

Starred as MacDougal

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Mamie

Use the timeline above to view all the movies that James Finlayson and Gertrude Astor have starred in together. You can use the arrows or the arrow keys on your keyboard to slide from left-to-right along the timeline. If you have a touch device, you can slide left-to-right as well.

Select a movie to view who James Finlayson and Gertrude Astor starred as in that film.

Looking for more?

See all of James Finlayson's connections.

See all of Gertrude Astor's connections.