Movies of William Duncan and Marshall Stedman together
William Duncan and Marshall Stedman have starred in 12 movies together. Their first film was Circumstantial Evidence in 1912. The most recent movie that William Duncan and Marshall Stedman starred together was Good Resolutions in 1914.
1912
Circumstantial Evidence
Circumstantial Evidence
William Duncan
Starred as Tom Ellis
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Parson Jerima Greenlee
1912
Jim's Vindication
Jim's Vindication
William Duncan
Starred as Jim - Pony Express Rider
Marshall Stedman
Starred as The Office Manager
1912
The Boob
The Boob
William Duncan
Starred as Frank Smith - Nellie's Sweetheart
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Howard Heming - the Leading Man
1912
The Double Cross
The Double Cross
William Duncan
Starred as Bernard Judd - a Young Prospector
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Mr. Sevener
1912
The Fighting Instinct
The Fighting Instinct
William Duncan
Starred as Billy Kent
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Jim Blaine - Mary's Father
1912
The Peculiar Nature of the White Man's Burden
The Peculiar Nature of the White Man's Burden
William Duncan
Starred as Corporal Billy Needham, R.N.W.M.P.
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Private Greeves
1912
The Wayfarer
1912
The Whiskey Runners
The Whiskey Runners
William Duncan
Starred as Pvt. Fitzgerald - R.N.W.M.P.
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Corporal Herrick - R.N.W.M.P.
1913
His Father's Deputy
His Father's Deputy
William Duncan
Starred as Deputy Jim Carter - the Sheriff's Son
Marshall Stedman
Starred as Mine Supt. John Wilson
1913
The Galloping Romeo
1914
By Unseen Hand
1914
Good Resolutions
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