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Sam Harris Louise Lorimer

Movies of Sam Harris and Louise Lorimer together

Sam Harris and Louise Lorimer have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Father Was a Fullback in 1949. The most recent movie that Sam Harris and Louise Lorimer starred together was A Fever in the Blood in 1961.

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1949

Father Was a Fullback

Father Was a Fullback

Father Was a Fullback

Sam Harris

Starred as Alumnus at Dinner

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mrs. Jones

1949

The Heiress

The Heiress

The Heiress

Sam Harris

Starred as Party Guest

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Dr. Sloper's Secretary

1952

Something for the Birds

Something for the Birds

Something for the Birds

Sam Harris

Starred as Senate Hearing Spectator, Party Guest

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mrs. Winthrop

1955

Strange Lady in Town

Strange Lady in Town

Strange Lady in Town

Sam Harris

Starred as Party Guest, Card Player

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mrs. Wallace

1956

The Benny Goodman Story

The Benny Goodman Story

The Benny Goodman Story

Sam Harris

Starred as Man in Audience at Carnegie Hall

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mrs. Vanderbilt

1959

The Young Philadelphians

The Young Philadelphians

The Young Philadelphians

Sam Harris

Starred as Party Guest

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mary Judson

1961

A Fever in the Blood

A Fever in the Blood

A Fever in the Blood

Sam Harris

Starred as Courtroom Spectator

Louise Lorimer

Starred as Mrs. Emma Jenson, Witness in Car

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