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Movies of Richard Denning and Paul Newlan together

Richard Denning and Paul Newlan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Wells Fargo in 1937. The most recent movie that Richard Denning and Paul Newlan starred together was Those Were the Days! in 1940.

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1937

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Richard Denning

Starred as Minor Role

Paul Newlan

Starred as Zachary 'Zeke' Martin

1938

Say It in French

Say It in French

Say It in French

Richard Denning

Starred as Elevator Passenger

Paul Newlan

Starred as Customs Inspector

1938

The Big Broadcast of 1938

The Big Broadcast of 1938

The Big Broadcast of 1938

Richard Denning

Starred as Officer of The S.S. Gigantic

Paul Newlan

Starred as Member of the Black Gang

1938

You and Me

You and Me

You and Me

Richard Denning

Starred as Salesman

Paul Newlan

Starred as Bouncer at Danceland

1939

I'm from Missouri

I'm from Missouri

I'm from Missouri

Richard Denning

Starred as Plane Pilot

Paul Newlan

Starred as Attendant

1939

The Gracie Allen Murder Case

The Gracie Allen Murder Case

The Gracie Allen Murder Case

Richard Denning

Starred as Fred

Paul Newlan

Starred as Fred

1940

North West Mounted Police

North West Mounted Police

North West Mounted Police

Richard Denning

Starred as Constable Thornton

Paul Newlan

Starred as Indian

1940

Those Were the Days!

Those Were the Days!

Those Were the Days!

Richard Denning

Starred as Briggs

Paul Newlan

Starred as First Hobo

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