Movies of Arthur V. Johnson and Lottie Pickford together
Arthur V. Johnson and Lottie Pickford have starred in 24 movies together. Their first film was A Strange Meeting in 1909. The most recent movie that Arthur V. Johnson and Lottie Pickford starred together was Fate's Turning in 1911.
1909
A Strange Meeting
A Strange Meeting
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as Reverend John Stanton
Lottie Pickford
Starred as At Party
1909
Getting Even
1909
In the Window Recess
1909
Tender Hearts
1909
The Better Way
1909
The Broken Locket
1909
The Cardinal's Conspiracy
The Cardinal's Conspiracy
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as A Musketeer
Lottie Pickford
Starred as The Princess' Servant
1909
The Hessian Renegades
1909
The Indian Runner's Romance
The Indian Runner's Romance
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as Uncredited
Lottie Pickford
Starred as Indian
1909
The Light That Came
1909
The Little Darling
The Little Darling
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as In Boarding House
Lottie Pickford
Starred as Uncredited
1909
The Necklace
The Necklace
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as In Pawnshop, Doctor, Party Guest
Lottie Pickford
Starred as Uncredited
1909
The Red Man's View
1909
The Slave
1909
The Test
1909
Through the Breakers
Through the Breakers
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as At the Ball, At the Soiree
Lottie Pickford
Starred as At the Ball
1909
To Save Her Soul
1909
Two Memories
1910
A Plain Song
1910
The Newlyweds
1910
The Oath and the Man
1910
The Tenderfoot's Triumph
The Tenderfoot's Triumph
Arthur V. Johnson
Starred as The Tenderfoot
Lottie Pickford
Starred as Uncredited
1910
Unexpected Help
1911
Fate's Turning
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