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Movies of Ray Teal and Mary Currier together

Ray Teal and Mary Currier have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was I Love You Again in 1940. The most recent movie that Ray Teal and Mary Currier starred together was Joan of Arc in 1948.

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1940

I Love You Again

I Love You Again

I Love You Again

Ray Teal

Starred as Watchman

Mary Currier

Starred as Mrs. Gordon

1940

Kitty Foyle

Kitty Foyle

Kitty Foyle

Ray Teal

Starred as Clarinet Player

Mary Currier

Starred as Clerk at Delphine's

1942

Calling Dr. Gillespie

Calling Dr. Gillespie

Calling Dr. Gillespie

Ray Teal

Starred as Detroit Policeman

Mary Currier

Starred as Nurse Trippett in Ward X

1942

Fingers at the Window

Fingers at the Window

Fingers at the Window

Ray Teal

Starred as Police Car #12 Driver

Mary Currier

Starred as Miss Hewitt - Hospital Nurse

1944

Main Street Today

Main Street Today

Main Street Today

Ray Teal

Starred as Ed, Citizen at Committee Meeting

Mary Currier

Starred as Mrs. Hunter

1944

Once Upon a Time

Once Upon a Time

Once Upon a Time

Ray Teal

Starred as Shipyard Worker

Mary Currier

Starred as McKenzie's Secretary

1945

Keep Your Powder Dry

Keep Your Powder Dry

Keep Your Powder Dry

Ray Teal

Starred as Army Captain - Camouflage Leader

Mary Currier

Starred as WAC at Hearing

1948

Joan of Arc

Joan of Arc

Joan of Arc

Ray Teal

Starred as Bertrand de Poulengy

Mary Currier

Starred as Jeanne, Countess of Luxembourg

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