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William 'Billy' Benedict Douglas Wood

Movies of William 'Billy' Benedict and Douglas Wood together

William 'Billy' Benedict and Douglas Wood have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was College Scandal in 1935. The most recent movie that William 'Billy' Benedict and Douglas Wood starred together was 'Fun on a Week-End' in 1947.

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1935

College Scandal

College Scandal

College Scandal

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as 'Penny' Parker

Douglas Wood

Starred as Dean Traynor

1941

She Knew All the Answers

She Knew All the Answers

She Knew All the Answers

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Singing Telegraph Boy

Douglas Wood

Starred as Uncredited

1944

They Live in Fear

They Live in Fear

They Live in Fear

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Thomas 'Mack' Knight

Douglas Wood

Starred as John Elwood

1945

Come Out Fighting

Come Out Fighting

Come Out Fighting

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Skinny

Douglas Wood

Starred as Mayor

1945

Patrick the Great

Patrick the Great

Patrick the Great

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Joey

Douglas Wood

Starred as Sir Orville Armstrong

1946

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

Do You Love Me

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Singing Western Union Boy

Douglas Wood

Starred as Dr. Dunfee

1947

'Fun on a Week-End'

'Fun on a Week-End'

'Fun on a Week-End'

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Hotel Bellboy

Douglas Wood

Starred as John Durand - Hotel Manager

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