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Movies of John Qualen and Charles Sullivan together

John Qualen and Charles Sullivan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Man of Iron in 1935. The most recent movie that John Qualen and Charles Sullivan starred together was A Big Hand for the Little Lady in 1966.

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1935

Man of Iron

Man of Iron

Man of Iron

John Qualen

Starred as Collins - a Factory Worker

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Charlie - a Factory Worker

1938

The Mad Miss Manton

The Mad Miss Manton

The Mad Miss Manton

John Qualen

Starred as Subway Watchman

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Minor Role

1941

Million Dollar Baby

Million Dollar Baby

Million Dollar Baby

John Qualen

Starred as Dr. Patterson

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Taxi Driver

1942

Larceny, Inc.

Larceny, Inc.

Larceny, Inc.

John Qualen

Starred as Sam Bachrach

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Ballplayer

1945

Roughly Speaking

Roughly Speaking

Roughly Speaking

John Qualen

Starred as Svend Olsen

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Taxi Driver

1948

Alias a Gentleman

Alias a Gentleman

Alias a Gentleman

John Qualen

Starred as No End

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Waiter

1953

I, the Jury

I, the Jury

I, the Jury

John Qualen

Starred as Dr. R.H. Vickers

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Bit

1966

A Big Hand for the Little Lady

A Big Hand for the Little Lady

A Big Hand for the Little Lady

John Qualen

Starred as Jesse Buford

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Barfly

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