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Movies of Ralph Bellamy and Frank O'Connor together

Ralph Bellamy and Frank O'Connor have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was The Crime of Helen Stanley in 1934. The most recent movie that Ralph Bellamy and Frank O'Connor starred together was Lady on a Train in 1945.

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1934

The Crime of Helen Stanley

The Crime of Helen Stanley

The Crime of Helen Stanley

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Inspector Steve Trent

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Ballistics Expert

1935

Air Hawks

Air Hawks

Air Hawks

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Barry Eldon

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Bystander at Ambulance

1936

The Man Who Lived Twice

The Man Who Lived Twice

The Man Who Lived Twice

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Dr. James Blake, 'Slick' Rawley

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Frank - Policeman

1939

Let Us Live

Let Us Live

Let Us Live

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Lieutenant Everett

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Detective

1940

Ellery Queen, Master Detective

Ellery Queen, Master Detective

Ellery Queen, Master Detective

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Ellery Queen

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Ambulance Driver

1941

Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime

Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime

Ellery Queen and the Perfect Crime

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Ellery Queen

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Moving Man

1945

Lady on a Train

Lady on a Train

Lady on a Train

Ralph Bellamy

Starred as Jonathan Waring

Frank O'Connor

Starred as Cop at Wayne's Apartment

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