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Movies of Philo McCullough and Edmund Mortimer together

Philo McCullough and Edmund Mortimer have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Wet Parade in 1932. The most recent movie that Philo McCullough and Edmund Mortimer starred together was Saratoga Trunk in 1945.

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1932

The Wet Parade

The Wet Parade

The Wet Parade

Philo McCullough

Starred as Bar Customer

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Dinner Guest

1933

The Girl in 419

The Girl in 419

The Girl in 419

Philo McCullough

Starred as Man at Gaiety Theatre

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Party Guest

1941

Bedtime Story

Bedtime Story

Bedtime Story

Philo McCullough

Starred as Conventioneer

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Closing Night Audience Member

1942

Henry Aldrich, Editor

Henry Aldrich, Editor

Henry Aldrich, Editor

Philo McCullough

Starred as Fireman

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Board of Education, Courtroom Spectator

1943

Sweet Rosie O'Grady

Sweet Rosie O'Grady

Sweet Rosie O'Grady

Philo McCullough

Starred as Minor Role

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Audience Spectator

1944

Follow the Boys

Follow the Boys

Follow the Boys

Philo McCullough

Starred as Officer

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Theatregoer

1944

Mr. Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington

Philo McCullough

Starred as Stock Broker

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Nightclub Extra

1945

Saratoga Trunk

Saratoga Trunk

Saratoga Trunk

Philo McCullough

Starred as Costume Ball Attendee

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Opera House Patron, Saratoga Park Hotel Guest

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