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Movies of Wheaton Chambers and George DeNormand together

Wheaton Chambers and George DeNormand have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars in 1938. The most recent movie that Wheaton Chambers and George DeNormand starred together was Cole Younger, Gunfighter in 1958.

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1938

Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars

Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars

Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Professor

George DeNormand

Starred as Martian Soldier [Chs. 3, 9-10]

1944

Girl Rush

Girl Rush

Girl Rush

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Dealer

George DeNormand

Starred as Masquerading Woman

1944

Nevada

Nevada

Nevada

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Doctor Burton

George DeNormand

Starred as Red Berry's Bartender

1944

The Falcon in Hollywood

The Falcon in Hollywood

The Falcon in Hollywood

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Marvin - in Miniatures

George DeNormand

Starred as Truck Driver

1950

Between Midnight and Dawn

Between Midnight and Dawn

Between Midnight and Dawn

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Building Superintendent Blake

George DeNormand

Starred as Police Detective

1956

The Fastest Gun Alive

The Fastest Gun Alive

The Fastest Gun Alive

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Jim Drews

George DeNormand

Starred as Silver Rapids Deputy

1958

Cole Younger, Gunfighter

Cole Younger, Gunfighter

Cole Younger, Gunfighter

Wheaton Chambers

Starred as Jury Foreman

George DeNormand

Starred as Juror

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