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Movies of Fred F. Sears and Robert Williams together

Fred F. Sears and Robert Williams have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture in 1949. The most recent movie that Fred F. Sears and Robert Williams starred together was The Giant Claw in 1957.

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1949

Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture

Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture

Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Police Chemist

Robert Williams

Starred as Cynical Tourist

1949

Home in San Antone

Home in San Antone

Home in San Antone

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Rado Announcer Breezy

Robert Williams

Starred as Arresting Officer

1949

Rusty's Birthday

Rusty's Birthday

Rusty's Birthday

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Policeman

Robert Williams

Starred as Vagrant

1949

Slightly French

Slightly French

Slightly French

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Cameraman

Robert Williams

Starred as Newsman, Photographer

1949

The Lone Wolf and His Lady

The Lone Wolf and His Lady

The Lone Wolf and His Lady

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Tex Talbot

Robert Williams

Starred as Police Lt. Martin

1951

My True Story

My True Story

My True Story

Fred F. Sears

Starred as E. H. Carlyle

Robert Williams

Starred as Motorcycle Cop

1951

The Family Secret

The Family Secret

The Family Secret

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Laboratory Analyst

Robert Williams

Starred as Detective

1957

The Giant Claw

The Giant Claw

The Giant Claw

Fred F. Sears

Starred as Narrator

Robert Williams

Starred as First State Trooper

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