Movies of Joseph Singleton and Margarita Fischer together
Joseph Singleton and Margarita Fischer have starred in 13 movies together. Their first film was A Woman's Folly in 1913. The most recent movie that Joseph Singleton and Margarita Fischer starred together was The Quest in 1915.
1913
A Woman's Folly
A Woman's Folly
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Mr. Grayson
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Mrs. Grayson, the Young Wife
1913
A Wrong Road
A Wrong Road
Joseph Singleton
Starred as The Stranger
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Betty, First Sister
1913
Shon the Piper
Shon the Piper
Joseph Singleton
Starred as The Laird of the Isle
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Madge of the Hills
1913
The Diamond Makers
The Diamond Makers
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Uncredited
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Shedah - Oriental Princess
1913
The Fight Against Evil
The Fight Against Evil
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Uncredited
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Mary Fisk
1913
The Missionary Box
The Missionary Box
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Uncredited
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Mary - Robert's Sweetheart
1913
The Power of Heredity
1913
When the Prince Arrived
1915
Infatuation
1915
The Girl from His Town
The Girl from His Town
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Lord Galore
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Sarah Townley, Letty Laney
1915
The Lonesome Heart
1915
The Miracle of Life
The Miracle of Life
Joseph Singleton
Starred as Danforth Seawell, Eleanor's Husband
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Eleanor Seawell
1915
The Quest
The Quest
Joseph Singleton
Starred as De Villiers - a Man about Town, Neto - Tribal Chief
Margarita Fischer
Starred as Nai
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