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Movies of Joe Devlin and Charles Jordan together

Joe Devlin and Charles Jordan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Unholy Partners in 1941. The most recent movie that Joe Devlin and Charles Jordan starred together was A Kiss in the Dark in 1949.

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1941

Unholy Partners

Unholy Partners

Unholy Partners

Joe Devlin

Starred as Airplane Mechanic

Charles Jordan

Starred as Gorilla

1944

Mr. Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington

Mr. Skeffington

Joe Devlin

Starred as Boat Employee

Charles Jordan

Starred as Projectionist

1944

The Mystery of the Riverboat

The Mystery of the Riverboat

The Mystery of the Riverboat

Joe Devlin

Starred as Louis Schaber

Charles Jordan

Starred as Bill

1945

Boston Blackie's Rendezvous

Boston Blackie's Rendezvous

Boston Blackie's Rendezvous

Joe Devlin

Starred as Cab Driver Steve Caveroni

Charles Jordan

Starred as 3rd Reporter

1945

Pillow to Post

Pillow to Post

Pillow to Post

Joe Devlin

Starred as Al - Army Sergeant in Jeep

Charles Jordan

Starred as Cpl. Chuck Corliss

1945

Roughly Speaking

Roughly Speaking

Roughly Speaking

Joe Devlin

Starred as Man at Shipyward

Charles Jordan

Starred as Man in Morton's Office

1947

Always Together

Always Together

Always Together

Joe Devlin

Starred as First Cab Driver

Charles Jordan

Starred as Cab Driver

1949

A Kiss in the Dark

A Kiss in the Dark

A Kiss in the Dark

Joe Devlin

Starred as Stage Electrician

Charles Jordan

Starred as Carmichael

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