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Movies of Kenne Duncan and Charles Williams together

Kenne Duncan and Charles Williams have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Isle of Missing Men in 1942. The most recent movie that Kenne Duncan and Charles Williams starred together was The Trespasser in 1947.

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1942

Isle of Missing Men

Isle of Missing Men

Isle of Missing Men

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Bob Henderson

Charles Williams

Starred as Jo-Jo

1944

End of the Road

End of the Road

End of the Road

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Al Herman

Charles Williams

Starred as Jordan

1945

Hitchhike to Happiness

Hitchhike to Happiness

Hitchhike to Happiness

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Man in bar with Alice after radio show

Charles Williams

Starred as Park Magician

1945

Love, Honor and Goodbye

Love, Honor and Goodbye

Love, Honor and Goodbye

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Counter Man

Charles Williams

Starred as Barker at 'Happy Land'

1946

A Guy Could Change

A Guy Could Change

A Guy Could Change

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Frank Hanlon

Charles Williams

Starred as Husband

1946

Rainbow Over Texas

Rainbow Over Texas

Rainbow Over Texas

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Henchman Pete McAvoy

Charles Williams

Starred as Telegrapher

1946

Red River Renegades

Red River Renegades

Red River Renegades

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Henchman Hackett

Charles Williams

Starred as Clerk

1947

The Trespasser

The Trespasser

The Trespasser

Kenne Duncan

Starred as Fellow

Charles Williams

Starred as Doorkeeper

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