Movies of George DeNormand and Hal Taggart together
George DeNormand and Hal Taggart have starred in 18 movies together. Their first film was A Day of Fury in 1956. The most recent movie that George DeNormand and Hal Taggart starred together was The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes in 1969.
1956
A Day of Fury
1956
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
1956
Written on the Wind
Written on the Wind
George DeNormand
Starred as Minor Role
Hal Taggart
Starred as Prosecution Staff Lawyer
1959
These Thousand Hills
These Thousand Hills
George DeNormand
Starred as Card-Player
Hal Taggart
Starred as Restaurant Patron
1960
Seven Thieves
1960
Sunrise at Campobello
Sunrise at Campobello
George DeNormand
Starred as Convention Delegate
Hal Taggart
Starred as Convention Delegate
1960
The Facts of Life
1962
Advise & Consent
1962
Zotz!
1963
4 for Texas
1963
The Wheeler Dealers
1964
Kisses for My President
Kisses for My President
George DeNormand
Starred as Reporter in Oval Office
Hal Taggart
Starred as Dignitary in Car, Senator on Committee
1964
Mary Poppins
Mary Poppins
George DeNormand
Starred as White-haired Man Walking Quickly Through Park
Hal Taggart
Starred as Bank Clerk Near Safe
1965
Brainstorm
Brainstorm
George DeNormand
Starred as White-Haired Man at Prosecution Table
Hal Taggart
Starred as Man at Sanity Hearing
1965
How to Murder Your Wife
1966
Made in Paris
1967
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
George DeNormand
Starred as TV Board Member
Hal Taggart
Starred as TV Board Member
1969
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes
George DeNormand
Starred as College of Knowledge Attendee
Hal Taggart
Starred as Waiter at Track
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