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Movies of Jimmy Conlin and Harold Miller together

Jimmy Conlin and Harold Miller have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Lady Eve in 1941. The most recent movie that Jimmy Conlin and Harold Miller starred together was The Seven Little Foys in 1955.

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1941

The Lady Eve

The Lady Eve

The Lady Eve

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Third Steward

Harold Miller

Starred as Diner on Ship

1942

Private Buckaroo

Private Buckaroo

Private Buckaroo

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Uncle

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Patron Awaiting Table

1944

The Great Moment

The Great Moment

The Great Moment

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Mr. Burnett, Pharmacist

Harold Miller

Starred as Man in Courtroom

1945

It's a Pleasure

It's a Pleasure

It's a Pleasure

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Messenger

Harold Miller

Starred as Ice Show Spectator in Montage

1946

Blue Skies

Blue Skies

Blue Skies

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Jeffrey - Valet

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Patron

1949

Tulsa

Tulsa

Tulsa

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Homer Triplette

Harold Miller

Starred as Party Guest

1952

The Jazz Singer

The Jazz Singer

The Jazz Singer

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Mr. Demming, Photographer

Harold Miller

Starred as Nightclub Patron, Party Guest

1955

The Seven Little Foys

The Seven Little Foys

The Seven Little Foys

Jimmy Conlin

Starred as Stage Doorman in 1898 Chicago

Harold Miller

Starred as Friars Club Dinner Guest

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