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Movies of Tex Cooper and George Eldredge together

Tex Cooper and George Eldredge have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Take Me Back to Oklahoma in 1940. The most recent movie that Tex Cooper and George Eldredge starred together was Quick on the Trigger in 1948.

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1940

Take Me Back to Oklahoma

Take Me Back to Oklahoma

Take Me Back to Oklahoma

Tex Cooper

Starred as Townsman

George Eldredge

Starred as Sheriff

1941

Roaring Frontiers

Roaring Frontiers

Roaring Frontiers

Tex Cooper

Starred as Townsman

George Eldredge

Starred as Sheriff

1943

Frontier Badmen

Frontier Badmen

Frontier Badmen

Tex Cooper

Starred as Townsman

George Eldredge

Starred as Cattle Buyer

1943

Frontier Law

Frontier Law

Frontier Law

Tex Cooper

Starred as Townsman

George Eldredge

Starred as Henchman Slinger Jones

1944

Raiders of Ghost City

Raiders of Ghost City

Raiders of Ghost City

Tex Cooper

Starred as Miner

George Eldredge

Starred as Henry, Hank, Saloon Owner

1946

The Bandit of Sherwood Forest

The Bandit of Sherwood Forest

The Bandit of Sherwood Forest

Tex Cooper

Starred as Peasant

George Eldredge

Starred as Robin Hood's Man

1946

The Devil's Playground

The Devil's Playground

The Devil's Playground

Tex Cooper

Starred as Townsman on Jail Porch

George Eldredge

Starred as U.S. Marshal

1948

Quick on the Trigger

Quick on the Trigger

Quick on the Trigger

Tex Cooper

Starred as Juror

George Eldredge

Starred as Alfred Murdock

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