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Movies of Tom London and Jack Pennick together

Tom London and Jack Pennick have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Black Watch in 1929. The most recent movie that Tom London and Jack Pennick starred together was Wild Geese Calling in 1941.

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1929

The Black Watch

The Black Watch

The Black Watch

Tom London

Starred as 42nd Highlander

Jack Pennick

Starred as 42nd Highlander

1932

The Beast of the City

The Beast of the City

The Beast of the City

Tom London

Starred as First Policeman Killed in Final Raid

Jack Pennick

Starred as Policeman #2 on Telephone

1933

I'm No Angel

I'm No Angel

I'm No Angel

Tom London

Starred as Sideshow Spectator

Jack Pennick

Starred as Carny on spotlight

1935

Barbary Coast

Barbary Coast

Barbary Coast

Tom London

Starred as Ringsider with Bar Girl

Jack Pennick

Starred as Miner Chasing Chinese Man

1935

Cappy Ricks Returns

Cappy Ricks Returns

Cappy Ricks Returns

Tom London

Starred as Sailor

Jack Pennick

Starred as Sailor

1935

Goin' to Town

Goin' to Town

Goin' to Town

Tom London

Starred as Cowboy

Jack Pennick

Starred as Cowboy

1938

Squadron of Honor

Squadron of Honor

Squadron of Honor

Tom London

Starred as Legionnaire

Jack Pennick

Starred as Elmer

1939

Mountain Rhythm

Mountain Rhythm

Mountain Rhythm

Tom London

Starred as Deputy Tom

Jack Pennick

Starred as Rocky

1941

Wild Geese Calling

Wild Geese Calling

Wild Geese Calling

Tom London

Starred as Undetermined Minor Role

Jack Pennick

Starred as Mug

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