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Movies of William Bailey and Robert Barrat together

William Bailey and Robert Barrat have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Silk Express in 1933. The most recent movie that William Bailey and Robert Barrat starred together was Tall Man Riding in 1955.

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1933

The Silk Express

The Silk Express

The Silk Express

William Bailey

Starred as Silk Man on Phone

Robert Barrat

Starred as Mr. Calhoun, Attorney

1934

Gambling Lady

Gambling Lady

Gambling Lady

William Bailey

Starred as Extra at Racetrack Behind Lang

Robert Barrat

Starred as Mike Lee

1934

Massacre

Massacre

Massacre

William Bailey

Starred as Investigation Attendant

Robert Barrat

Starred as Dawson

1935

Devil Dogs of the Air

Devil Dogs of the Air

Devil Dogs of the Air

William Bailey

Starred as Lieutenant Getting Maneuver Instructions

Robert Barrat

Starred as Commandant

1935

The Murder Man

The Murder Man

The Murder Man

William Bailey

Starred as Welch - Police Photographer

Robert Barrat

Starred as Robins

1943

A Stranger in Town

A Stranger in Town

A Stranger in Town

William Bailey

Starred as Courtroom Spectator

Robert Barrat

Starred as Mayor Connison

1951

Flight to Mars

Flight to Mars

Flight to Mars

William Bailey

Starred as Councilman

Robert Barrat

Starred as Tillamar

1955

Tall Man Riding

Tall Man Riding

Tall Man Riding

William Bailey

Starred as Townsman

Robert Barrat

Starred as Tucker Ordway

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