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Robert Barrat Francis McDonald

Movies of Robert Barrat and Francis McDonald together

Robert Barrat and Francis McDonald have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Devil's in Love in 1933. The most recent movie that Robert Barrat and Francis McDonald starred together was Son of Ali Baba in 1952.

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1933

The Devil's in Love

The Devil's in Love

The Devil's in Love

Robert Barrat

Starred as Maj. Bertram

Francis McDonald

Starred as Officer Reading Verdict

1938

The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer

The Buccaneer

Robert Barrat

Starred as Captain Brown

Francis McDonald

Starred as Camden Blount

1938

The Texans

The Texans

The Texans

Robert Barrat

Starred as Isaiah Middlebrack

Francis McDonald

Starred as Bit Part

1939

Bad Lands

Bad Lands

Bad Lands

Robert Barrat

Starred as Sheriff Bill Cummings

Francis McDonald

Starred as Manuel Lopez

1939

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Robert Barrat

Starred as Duke Ring

Francis McDonald

Starred as General Dodge

1940

Captain Caution

Captain Caution

Captain Caution

Robert Barrat

Starred as Capt. Dorman

Francis McDonald

Starred as French Seaman in Pub

1942

The Girl from Alaska

The Girl from Alaska

The Girl from Alaska

Robert Barrat

Starred as Frayne

Francis McDonald

Starred as Pelly

1946

Magnificent Doll

Magnificent Doll

Magnificent Doll

Robert Barrat

Starred as Mr. Payne

Francis McDonald

Starred as Jenks

1952

Son of Ali Baba

Son of Ali Baba

Son of Ali Baba

Robert Barrat

Starred as Commandant

Francis McDonald

Starred as Palace Official

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