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Movies of Pat Harmon and Charles Sullivan together

Pat Harmon and Charles Sullivan have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Barker in 1928. The most recent movie that Pat Harmon and Charles Sullivan starred together was Friends of Mr. Sweeney in 1934.

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1928

The Barker

The Barker

The Barker

Pat Harmon

Starred as Heckler

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Man in Audience

1929

Spite Marriage

Spite Marriage

Spite Marriage

Pat Harmon

Starred as Ship Captain

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Tough Sailor

1929

Weary River

Weary River

Weary River

Pat Harmon

Starred as Bartender

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Friend at Barney's

1930

Her Man

Her Man

Her Man

Pat Harmon

Starred as Drunken Customer

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Tough Sailor

1931

The Tip-Off

The Tip-Off

The Tip-Off

Pat Harmon

Starred as Vatelli Henchman

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Chuck - Bouncer at Scarno's

1932

Hold 'Em Jail

Hold 'Em Jail

Hold 'Em Jail

Pat Harmon

Starred as Jailbird

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Bidemore Player

1932

The Fourth Horseman

The Fourth Horseman

The Fourth Horseman

Pat Harmon

Starred as Barfly

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Henchman

1933

King Kong

King Kong

King Kong

Pat Harmon

Starred as Gunman

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Member of Ship's Crew

1934

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Friends of Mr. Sweeney

Pat Harmon

Starred as Superior Club Doorman

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Casino Manager's Office Doorman

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