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Movies of George Gebhardt and Charles Gorman together

George Gebhardt and Charles Gorman have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was An Awful Moment in 1908. The most recent movie that George Gebhardt and Charles Gorman starred together was The Cord of Life in 1909.

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1908

An Awful Moment

An Awful Moment

An Awful Moment

George Gebhardt

Starred as Matteo Rettazzi, Policeman

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1908

Father Gets in the Game

Father Gets in the Game

Father Gets in the Game

George Gebhardt

Starred as Professor Dyem, First Couple

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1908

For a Wife's Honor

For a Wife's Honor

For a Wife's Honor

George Gebhardt

Starred as Henderson, the Manager

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1908

For Love of Gold

For Love of Gold

For Love of Gold

George Gebhardt

Starred as Thief

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1908

The Call of the Wild

The Call of the Wild

The Call of the Wild

George Gebhardt

Starred as Indian Agent, Indian

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1908

The Fatal Hour

The Fatal Hour

The Fatal Hour

George Gebhardt

Starred as Hendricks

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1909

At the Altar

At the Altar

At the Altar

George Gebhardt

Starred as Dinner Guest

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

1909

The Cord of Life

The Cord of Life

The Cord of Life

George Gebhardt

Starred as Antonine

Charles Gorman

Starred as Uncredited

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