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Movies of George L. Cox and William Duncan together

George L. Cox and William Duncan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A New York Cowboy in 1911. The most recent movie that George L. Cox and William Duncan starred together was The Horseshoe in 1912.

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1911

A New York Cowboy

A New York Cowboy

A New York Cowboy

George L. Cox

Starred as 'Tip' McGee

William Duncan

Starred as Brownie

1911

A Tennessee Love Story

A Tennessee Love Story

A Tennessee Love Story

George L. Cox

Starred as The Minister

William Duncan

Starred as Will May

1911

The Gray Wolves

The Gray Wolves

The Gray Wolves

George L. Cox

Starred as Broker Smythe

William Duncan

Starred as Frank Manley

1911

The Wheels of Justice

The Wheels of Justice

The Wheels of Justice

George L. Cox

Starred as The Butler

William Duncan

Starred as Richard Courtright

1912

Hypnotized

Hypnotized

Hypnotized

George L. Cox

Starred as Professor Hardie - the Magician

William Duncan

Starred as Editor of the Duncansville Weekly Bugle

1912

In Little Italy

In Little Italy

In Little Italy

George L. Cox

Starred as The Marriage Clerk

William Duncan

Starred as Police Sergeant McCabe

1912

The Girl He Left Behind

The Girl He Left Behind

The Girl He Left Behind

George L. Cox

Starred as 1st Director

William Duncan

Starred as Mr. Campbell

1912

The Horseshoe

The Horseshoe

The Horseshoe

George L. Cox

Starred as 1st Business Man

William Duncan

Starred as Barton Sumner

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