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Millard K. Wilson Edith Roberts

Movies of Millard K. Wilson and Edith Roberts together

Millard K. Wilson and Edith Roberts have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was High Speed in 1916. The most recent movie that Millard K. Wilson and Edith Roberts starred together was The Wrong Mary Wright in 1917.

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1916

High Speed

High Speed

High Speed

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Albert Simpson

Edith Roberts

Starred as Irene - the Small Town Girl

1916

Lost in Babylon

Lost in Babylon

Lost in Babylon

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Alan Martin

Edith Roberts

Starred as Katty Lee

1916

The Call of the Unborn

The Call of the Unborn

The Call of the Unborn

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Uncredited

Edith Roberts

Starred as Uncredited

1916

The Heritage of Valor

The Heritage of Valor

The Heritage of Valor

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Victor - the Son

Edith Roberts

Starred as Victor's Wife

1917

Her City Beau

Her City Beau

Her City Beau

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Jed

Edith Roberts

Starred as Mary

1917

The Little Moccasins

The Little Moccasins

The Little Moccasins

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Dennis Reid

Edith Roberts

Starred as Portia Justin

1917

The Whelp

The Whelp

The Whelp

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Bruce Reid

Edith Roberts

Starred as Toto

1917

The Wrong Mary Wright

The Wrong Mary Wright

The Wrong Mary Wright

Millard K. Wilson

Starred as Frank Brewer

Edith Roberts

Starred as Poor Mary Wright

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