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Movies of Patrick McVey and Frank Wilcox together

Patrick McVey and Frank Wilcox have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Navy Blues in 1941. The most recent movie that Patrick McVey and Frank Wilcox starred together was North by Northwest in 1959.

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1941

Navy Blues

Navy Blues

Navy Blues

Patrick McVey

Starred as Marine Military Policeman

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Seabag Inspection Officer

1941

Sergeant York

Sergeant York

Sergeant York

Patrick McVey

Starred as Spoldier

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Sergeant

1941

They Died with Their Boots On

They Died with Their Boots On

They Died with Their Boots On

Patrick McVey

Starred as Cpl. Jones

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Captaib Webb

1942

Juke Girl

Juke Girl

Juke Girl

Patrick McVey

Starred as Bean Picker

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Truck Driver

1942

Murder in the Big House

Murder in the Big House

Murder in the Big House

Patrick McVey

Starred as Chief Electrician

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Randall

1942

Wild Bill Hickok Rides

Wild Bill Hickok Rides

Wild Bill Hickok Rides

Patrick McVey

Starred as Chicago Fireman

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Jim Martin - Ned's Lawyer

1942

Wings for the Eagle

Wings for the Eagle

Wings for the Eagle

Patrick McVey

Starred as Uncredited

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Stark

1959

North by Northwest

North by Northwest

North by Northwest

Patrick McVey

Starred as Sergeant Flamm

Frank Wilcox

Starred as Herman Weitner

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