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Movies of Jimmie Dodd and Frank Marlowe together

Jimmie Dodd and Frank Marlowe have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Caught in the Draft in 1941. The most recent movie that Jimmie Dodd and Frank Marlowe starred together was The Winning Team in 1952.

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1941

Caught in the Draft

Caught in the Draft

Caught in the Draft

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Indignant Patient

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Pvt. Twitchell

1944

Wing and a Prayer

Wing and a Prayer

Wing and a Prayer

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Pilot

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Sailor

1946

Night and Day

Night and Day

Night and Day

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Red

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Army Driver

1947

Buck Privates Come Home

Buck Privates Come Home

Buck Privates Come Home

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as GI Buddy

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Tie Buyer

1947

Living in a Big Way

Living in a Big Way

Living in a Big Way

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Sailor Living at 'The Broken Arms'

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Reporter

1947

The Man I Love

The Man I Love

The Man I Love

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Jimmy

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Sign Man

1949

A Kiss in the Dark

A Kiss in the Dark

A Kiss in the Dark

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Studsy Nolan

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Taxi Driver

1950

Quicksand

Quicksand

Quicksand

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Buzz

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Watchman

1952

The Winning Team

The Winning Team

The Winning Team

Jimmie Dodd

Starred as Fred

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Taxi Driver

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