Movies of Bigelow Cooper and Mary Fuller together
Bigelow Cooper and Mary Fuller have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was The Awakening of John Bond in 1911. The most recent movie that Bigelow Cooper and Mary Fuller starred together was The Translation of a Savage in 1913.
1911
The Awakening of John Bond
The Awakening of John Bond
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as John Bond - a Politician
Mary Fuller
Starred as Nellie O'Brien
1912
An Unusual Sacrifice
An Unusual Sacrifice
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as Head of the Music Publishing Firm
Mary Fuller
Starred as Nettie - Bart's Wife
1912
Children Who Labor
Children Who Labor
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as An Owner of a Mill
Mary Fuller
Starred as The Immigrant Mother
1912
For Her
For Her
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as Stoll - the Secret Service Man
Mary Fuller
Starred as Mary Hart - John's Daughter
1912
Martin Chuzzlewit
1912
Mr. Pickwick's Predicament
1912
What Happened to Mary
1913
A Will and a Way
1913
Alexia's Strategy
1913
An Almond-Eyed Maid
1913
Fortune Smiles
1913
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as Francis Eden
Mary Fuller
Starred as Susan Merton
1913
Mary Stuart
1913
Mercy Merrick
1913
The Ambassador's Daughter
The Ambassador's Daughter
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as Thomas Crompton
Mary Fuller
Starred as Foreign Conspirator
1913
The Princess and the Man
The Princess and the Man
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as The Colonel
Mary Fuller
Starred as Lisette - the Princess's Maid
1913
The Translation of a Savage
The Translation of a Savage
Bigelow Cooper
Starred as Uncredited
Mary Fuller
Starred as Lali - the Trapper's Daughter
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