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Movies of Russ Powell and Willard Robertson together

Russ Powell and Willard Robertson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was If I Had a Million in 1932. The most recent movie that Russ Powell and Willard Robertson starred together was Union Pacific in 1939.

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1932

If I Had a Million

If I Had a Million

If I Had a Million

Russ Powell

Starred as Bartender at Violet's Hangout

Willard Robertson

Starred as Fred - Glidden Associate

1933

Central Airport

Central Airport

Central Airport

Russ Powell

Starred as Chef

Willard Robertson

Starred as Havana Airport Manager

1933

Roman Scandals

Roman Scandals

Roman Scandals

Russ Powell

Starred as Male Slave Bidder

Willard Robertson

Starred as Warren Finley Cooper

1934

Two Alone

Two Alone

Two Alone

Russ Powell

Starred as Blacksmith

Willard Robertson

Starred as George Marshall

1935

Transient Lady

Transient Lady

Transient Lady

Russ Powell

Starred as Mark Baxter

Willard Robertson

Starred as Ed Goring

1936

I Married a Doctor

I Married a Doctor

I Married a Doctor

Russ Powell

Starred as Jonesy - Hotel Clerk

Willard Robertson

Starred as Guy Pollock

1937

This Is My Affair

This Is My Affair

This Is My Affair

Russ Powell

Starred as Bowling Spectator

Willard Robertson

Starred as George Andrews

1939

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Russ Powell

Starred as Vendor

Willard Robertson

Starred as Oakes Ames

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