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Movies of Harry Fowler and Howard Marion-Crawford together

Harry Fowler and Howard Marion-Crawford have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Mister Drake's Duck in 1951. The most recent movie that Harry Fowler and Howard Marion-Crawford starred together was Secrets of a Windmill Girl in 1966.

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1951

Mister Drake's Duck

Mister Drake's Duck

Mister Drake's Duck

Harry Fowler

Starred as Corporal

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Maj. Travers

1953

Top of the Form

Top of the Form

Top of the Form

Harry Fowler

Starred as Albert

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Dickson

1954

Don't Blame the Stork

Don't Blame the Stork

Don't Blame the Stork

Harry Fowler

Starred as Harry Fenn

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Fluffy Faversham

1957

The Birthday Present

The Birthday Present

The Birthday Present

Harry Fowler

Starred as Charlie

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as George Bates

1962

Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence of Arabia

Lawrence of Arabia

Harry Fowler

Starred as William Potter

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Medical Officer

1962

The Longest Day

The Longest Day

The Longest Day

Harry Fowler

Starred as British Paratrooper

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Glider Doctor

1966

Secrets of a Windmill Girl

Secrets of a Windmill Girl

Secrets of a Windmill Girl

Harry Fowler

Starred as Harry

Howard Marion-Crawford

Starred as Richard - Producer

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