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Movies of Leonard Mudie and James Stephenson together

Leonard Mudie and James Stephenson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was When Were You Born in 1938. The most recent movie that Leonard Mudie and James Stephenson starred together was Shining Victory in 1941.

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1938

When Were You Born

When Were You Born

When Were You Born

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Frederick 'Fred' Gow

James Stephenson

Starred as Phillip 'Phil' Corey

1939

Devil's Island

Devil's Island

Devil's Island

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Advocate General

James Stephenson

Starred as Col. Armand Lucien

1939

Sons of Liberty

Sons of Liberty

Sons of Liberty

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Accusing British Officer

James Stephenson

Starred as Colonel Tillman

1940

A Dispatch from Reuter's

A Dispatch from Reuter's

A Dispatch from Reuter's

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Member of Parliament

James Stephenson

Starred as Carew

1940

South of Suez

South of Suez

South of Suez

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Registrar

James Stephenson

Starred as Inspector Thornton

1940

The Letter

The Letter

The Letter

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Fred

James Stephenson

Starred as Howard Joyce

1940

The Sea Hawk

The Sea Hawk

The Sea Hawk

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Castle Sentry

James Stephenson

Starred as Abbott

1941

Shining Victory

Shining Victory

Shining Victory

Leonard Mudie

Starred as Mr. Foster

James Stephenson

Starred as Dr. Paul Venner

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