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Colin Kenny Herbert Marshall

Movies of Colin Kenny and Herbert Marshall together

Colin Kenny and Herbert Marshall have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Painted Veil in 1934. The most recent movie that Colin Kenny and Herbert Marshall starred together was A Fever in the Blood in 1961.

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1934

The Painted Veil

The Painted Veil

The Painted Veil

Colin Kenny

Starred as Englishman

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Walter Fane

1935

The Dark Angel

The Dark Angel

The Dark Angel

Colin Kenny

Starred as Officer at Station

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Gerald Shannon

1936

Till We Meet Again

Till We Meet Again

Till We Meet Again

Colin Kenny

Starred as English Artillery Officer

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Alan Barclay

1940

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent

Colin Kenny

Starred as Doctor

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Stephen Fisher

1946

Crack-Up

Crack-Up

Crack-Up

Colin Kenny

Starred as Man at Art Lecture

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Traybin

1952

Angel Face

Angel Face

Angel Face

Colin Kenny

Starred as Courtroom Spectator

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Mr. Charles Tremayne

1960

Midnight Lace

Midnight Lace

Midnight Lace

Colin Kenny

Starred as Pub Patron

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Charles Manning

1961

A Fever in the Blood

A Fever in the Blood

A Fever in the Blood

Colin Kenny

Starred as Gubernatorial Delegate

Herbert Marshall

Starred as Governor Oliver P. Thornwall

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