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Movies of Tom Steele and Carleton Young together

Tom Steele and Carleton Young have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Fighting Devil Dogs in 1938. The most recent movie that Tom Steele and Carleton Young starred together was Buck Rogers in 1977.

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1938

The Fighting Devil Dogs

The Fighting Devil Dogs

The Fighting Devil Dogs

Tom Steele

Starred as Sentry at Warfield Home

Carleton Young

Starred as Johnson, 'Aurora' Crewman [Ch. 4]

1939

Buck Rogers

Buck Rogers

Buck Rogers

Tom Steele

Starred as Kane Pilot, Hidden City Tech, Balcony Guard

Carleton Young

Starred as Scott

1942

Gang Busters

Gang Busters

Gang Busters

Tom Steele

Starred as Policeman [Ch. 3]

Carleton Young

Starred as Highway Patrolman [Chs. 8, 11]

1942

King of the Mounties

King of the Mounties

King of the Mounties

Tom Steele

Starred as Jack, Spike

Carleton Young

Starred as Gus

1942

Overland Mail

Overland Mail

Overland Mail

Tom Steele

Starred as Pony Express Rider [Ch. 2]

Carleton Young

Starred as Lem, Henchman

1942

Spy Smasher

Spy Smasher

Spy Smasher

Tom Steele

Starred as Clayworks Thug [Ch. 10]

Carleton Young

Starred as Taylor, Barn Thug [Ch. 3], Power Clerk

1960

Spartacus

Spartacus

Spartacus

Tom Steele

Starred as Gladiator

Carleton Young

Starred as Herald

1977

Buck Rogers

Buck Rogers

Buck Rogers

Tom Steele

Starred as Kane Pilot, Patrol Ship 74

Carleton Young

Starred as Scott, Kane henchman

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