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Movies of Sidney James and George Woodbridge together

Sidney James and George Woodbridge have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The October Man in 1947. The most recent movie that Sidney James and George Woodbridge starred together was What a Carve Up! in 1961.

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1947

The October Man

The October Man

The October Man

Sidney James

Starred as Man Crossing Railway Bridge

George Woodbridge

Starred as Grey

1953

The Flanagan Boy

The Flanagan Boy

The Flanagan Boy

Sidney James

Starred as Sharkey

George Woodbridge

Starred as Police Inspector

1954

For Better, for Worse

For Better, for Worse

For Better, for Worse

Sidney James

Starred as The Foreman

George Woodbridge

Starred as Alf

1954

The Crowded Day

The Crowded Day

The Crowded Day

Sidney James

Starred as Joe, the Watchman

George Woodbridge

Starred as Ernest

1955

A Yank in Ermine

A Yank in Ermine

A Yank in Ermine

Sidney James

Starred as Nightclub manager

George Woodbridge

Starred as Landlord

1957

A King in New York

A King in New York

A King in New York

Sidney James

Starred as Johnson - TV Advertiser

George Woodbridge

Starred as Member of Atomic Commission

1961

Raising the Wind

Raising the Wind

Raising the Wind

Sidney James

Starred as Sid

George Woodbridge

Starred as Yorkshire Orchestra Leader

1961

What a Carve Up!

What a Carve Up!

What a Carve Up!

Sidney James

Starred as Syd Butler

George Woodbridge

Starred as Dr. Edward Broughton

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