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Movies of Selmer Jackson and Barbara Bedford together

Selmer Jackson and Barbara Bedford have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Easy Money in 1936. The most recent movie that Selmer Jackson and Barbara Bedford starred together was Dr. Kildare's Victory in 1942.

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1936

Easy Money

Easy Money

Easy Money

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Mr. Harrison

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Mrs. Turner

1937

Between Two Women

Between Two Women

Between Two Women

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Dr. Shanklin

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Sarah - Patricia's Maid

1938

The Chaser

The Chaser

The Chaser

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Second Judge

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Brandon's Secretary

1938

Too Hot to Handle

Too Hot to Handle

Too Hot to Handle

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Coast Guard Captain

Barbara Bedford

Starred as MacArthur's Secretary

1940

Florian

Florian

Florian

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Desk Sergeant

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Kingston's Secretary

1940

Soak the Old

Soak the Old

Soak the Old

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Respectable Pension Leader

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Bogus Pension Office Employee

1941

Love Crazy

Love Crazy

Love Crazy

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Doctor at Susan's Apartment

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Renny's Secretary

1942

Dr. Kildare's Victory

Dr. Kildare's Victory

Dr. Kildare's Victory

Selmer Jackson

Starred as Mr. Jackson

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Dr. Carew's Secretary

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