Movies of Pat Flaherty and Bert Stevens together
Pat Flaherty and Bert Stevens have starred in 15 movies together. Their first film was You Can't Take It With You in 1938. The most recent movie that Pat Flaherty and Bert Stevens starred together was Latin Lovers in 1953.
1938
You Can't Take It With You
You Can't Take It With You
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Police Guard at Courtroom Entrance
Bert Stevens
Starred as Court Bailiff
1940
Boom Town
1941
Ball of Fire
1941
Meet John Doe
1946
The Best Years of Our Lives
The Best Years of Our Lives
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Salvage Foreman
Bert Stevens
Starred as Man at Airport, Dinner Guest
1947
New Orleans
1947
Something in the Wind
Something in the Wind
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Cop at Desk
Bert Stevens
Starred as TV Station Technician
1949
Tell It to the Judge
Tell It to the Judge
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Policeman in Gambling House Raid
Bert Stevens
Starred as Senate Committee Observer
1949
The Stratton Story
The Stratton Story
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Western Manager
Bert Stevens
Starred as Movie House Patron
1950
Bright Leaf
Bright Leaf
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Farmer
Bert Stevens
Starred as Member Tobacco Board of Directors
1950
Three Little Words
1951
Meet Danny Wilson
1952
Million Dollar Mermaid
Million Dollar Mermaid
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Policeman at Montauk Point
Bert Stevens
Starred as Ship Passenger on Deck
1952
Pat and Mike
Pat and Mike
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Golf Course Commentator
Bert Stevens
Starred as Restaurant Patron
1953
Latin Lovers
Latin Lovers
Pat Flaherty
Starred as Jim Webson - Polo Player
Bert Stevens
Starred as Engagement Party Guest
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