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Movies of Ralph Brooks and Gertrude Astor together

Ralph Brooks and Gertrude Astor have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Here Comes the Band in 1935. The most recent movie that Ralph Brooks and Gertrude Astor starred together was Artists and Models in 1955.

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1935

Here Comes the Band

Here Comes the Band

Here Comes the Band

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Party Guest

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Uncredited

1942

Frisco Lil

Frisco Lil

Frisco Lil

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Courtroom Spectator

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Blackjack Kibitzer

1942

Reap the Wild Wind

Reap the Wild Wind

Reap the Wild Wind

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Ball Guest

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Ball Guest

1947

Monsieur Verdoux

Monsieur Verdoux

Monsieur Verdoux

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Sidewalk Cafe Customer

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Garden Party Guest

1950

Again... Pioneers

Again... Pioneers

Again... Pioneers

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Man at meeting

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Mrs. Irma Jans

1950

All About Eve

All About Eve

All About Eve

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Sarah Siddons Awards Guest

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Sarah Siddons Awards Guest

1950

Woman in Hiding

Woman in Hiding

Woman in Hiding

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Counterman at Bus Depot

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Woman in Drugstore

1955

Artists and Models

Artists and Models

Artists and Models

Ralph Brooks

Starred as Headwaiter at Fashion Show

Gertrude Astor

Starred as Uncredited

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