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Movies of Sydney Greenstreet and Fred Kelsey together

Sydney Greenstreet and Fred Kelsey have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was They Died with Their Boots On in 1941. The most recent movie that Sydney Greenstreet and Fred Kelsey starred together was Flamingo Road in 1949.

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1941

They Died with Their Boots On

They Died with Their Boots On

They Died with Their Boots On

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Lt. General Winfield Scott

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Ft. Lincoln Bartender

1942

In This Our Life

In This Our Life

In This Our Life

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Extra at a Roadhouse Table

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Jailer

1945

Christmas in Connecticut

Christmas in Connecticut

Christmas in Connecticut

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Alexander Yardley

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Harper

1945

Pillow to Post

Pillow to Post

Pillow to Post

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Colonel Michael Otley

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Businessman

1946

Three Strangers

Three Strangers

Three Strangers

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Jerome K. Arbutny

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Man on the Street, Man in Pub

1947

That Way with Women

That Way with Women

That Way with Women

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as James P. Alden

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Red-faced Baseball Fan

1949

Flamingo Road

Flamingo Road

Flamingo Road

Sydney Greenstreet

Starred as Sheriff Titus Semple

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Train Conductor

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