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Movies of Harold Lockwood and Wheeler Oakman together

Harold Lockwood and Wheeler Oakman have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Millionaire Vagabonds in 1912. The most recent movie that Harold Lockwood and Wheeler Oakman starred together was The Squatters in 1914.

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1912

The Millionaire Vagabonds

The Millionaire Vagabonds

The Millionaire Vagabonds

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Dustin Lains

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Mr. Knobhill

1913

A Dip in the Briney

A Dip in the Briney

A Dip in the Briney

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Chat Swivel

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Lem Nutt

1913

Phantoms

Phantoms

Phantoms

Harold Lockwood

Starred as John Sterling

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Matt Elliott

1913

The Hopeless Dawn

The Hopeless Dawn

The Hopeless Dawn

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Al

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Rob

1913

Until the Sea...

Until the Sea...

Until the Sea...

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Jim Hall

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as John Wendle

1914

On the Breast of the Tide

On the Breast of the Tide

On the Breast of the Tide

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Big Jim Huntley

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Uncredited

1914

The Smuggler's Sister

The Smuggler's Sister

The Smuggler's Sister

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Bessie's Brother

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as The Revenue Officer

1914

The Squatters

The Squatters

The Squatters

Harold Lockwood

Starred as Harvey Mathews

Wheeler Oakman

Starred as Antonio Angelo

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