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Movies of Luis Alberni and George Davis together

Luis Alberni and George Davis have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Goodbye Love in 1933. The most recent movie that Luis Alberni and George Davis starred together was What Price Glory in 1952.

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1933

Goodbye Love

Goodbye Love

Goodbye Love

Luis Alberni

Starred as Tony

George Davis

Starred as Bartender

1934

Caravane

Caravane

Caravane

Luis Alberni

Starred as Gypsy Chieftain

George Davis

Starred as Major-domo

1934

I Believed in You

I Believed in You

I Believed in You

Luis Alberni

Starred as Giacomo

George Davis

Starred as Waiter

1934

The Black Cat

The Black Cat

The Black Cat

Luis Alberni

Starred as Train Steward

George Davis

Starred as Bus Driver

1935

The Good Fairy

The Good Fairy

The Good Fairy

Luis Alberni

Starred as The Barber

George Davis

Starred as Chauffeur

1938

I'll Give a Million

I'll Give a Million

I'll Give a Million

Luis Alberni

Starred as Reporter

George Davis

Starred as Gendarme

1941

That Hamilton Woman

That Hamilton Woman

That Hamilton Woman

Luis Alberni

Starred as King of Naples

George Davis

Starred as Gendarme

1942

I Married an Angel

I Married an Angel

I Married an Angel

Luis Alberni

Starred as Jean Frederique

George Davis

Starred as Pushcart Vendor

1952

What Price Glory

What Price Glory

What Price Glory

Luis Alberni

Starred as Grand Uncle

George Davis

Starred as Uncle

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