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Movies of Raymond Hatton and Charles Murphy together

Raymond Hatton and Charles Murphy have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Law and Order in 1932. The most recent movie that Raymond Hatton and Charles Murphy starred together was Down Texas Way in 1942.

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1932

Law and Order

Law and Order

Law and Order

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Deadwood

Charles Murphy

Starred as Says Luther Shot First

1935

Princess O'Hara

Princess O'Hara

Princess O'Hara

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Frying Pan

Charles Murphy

Starred as Mechanic

1935

Stormy

Stormy

Stormy

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Stuffy

Charles Murphy

Starred as Bartender

1935

The Rustlers of Red Dog

The Rustlers of Red Dog

The Rustlers of Red Dog

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Laramie

Charles Murphy

Starred as Kruger

1936

Yellowstone

Yellowstone

Yellowstone

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Old Pete

Charles Murphy

Starred as Dishwasher

1937

Jungle Jim

Jungle Jim

Jungle Jim

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Malay Mike

Charles Murphy

Starred as Sailor

1939

New Frontier

New Frontier

New Frontier

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Rusty Joslin

Charles Murphy

Starred as Mailman Zeke

1941

Texas

Texas

Texas

Raymond Hatton

Starred as Abilene Judge

Charles Murphy

Starred as Cattleman at Meeting

1942

Down Texas Way

Down Texas Way

Down Texas Way

Raymond Hatton

Starred as U. S. Marshal Sandy Hopkins

Charles Murphy

Starred as Henchman Bert

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