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Movies of Philo McCullough and Dorothy Malone together

Philo McCullough and Dorothy Malone have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Janie Gets Married in 1946. The most recent movie that Philo McCullough and Dorothy Malone starred together was Tall Man Riding in 1955.

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1946

Janie Gets Married

Janie Gets Married

Janie Gets Married

Philo McCullough

Starred as Reporter

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Sgt. Spud Lee

1946

Night and Day

Night and Day

Night and Day

Philo McCullough

Starred as Rehearsal Backstage Man

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Nancy

1948

Two Guys from Texas

Two Guys from Texas

Two Guys from Texas

Philo McCullough

Starred as Deputy

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Joan Winston

1949

Flaxy Martin

Flaxy Martin

Flaxy Martin

Philo McCullough

Starred as Guard

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Nora Carson

1950

Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone

Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone

Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone

Philo McCullough

Starred as Annoyed Train Passenger in Pullman Corridor

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Lola Gillway

1953

Law and Order

Law and Order

Law and Order

Philo McCullough

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Jeannie

1955

Sincerely Yours

Sincerely Yours

Sincerely Yours

Philo McCullough

Starred as Concert Attendee

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Linda Curtis

1955

Tall Man Riding

Tall Man Riding

Tall Man Riding

Philo McCullough

Starred as Townsman

Dorothy Malone

Starred as Corinna Ordway

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