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Movies of William 'Billy' Benedict and Donald Kerr together

William 'Billy' Benedict and Donald Kerr have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was All by Myself in 1943. The most recent movie that William 'Billy' Benedict and Donald Kerr starred together was The Magnetic Monster in 1953.

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1943

All by Myself

All by Myself

All by Myself

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Telegraph Messenger

Donald Kerr

Starred as Bit

1945

Hollywood and Vine

Hollywood and Vine

Hollywood and Vine

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Joe--Newsboy

Donald Kerr

Starred as Assistant Director

1946

No Leave, No Love

No Leave, No Love

No Leave, No Love

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Expectant Father on Hospital Phone

Donald Kerr

Starred as Man in Audience

1946

The Kid from Brooklyn

The Kid from Brooklyn

The Kid from Brooklyn

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Newsboy #2

Donald Kerr

Starred as Reporter

1947

Merton of the Movies

Merton of the Movies

Merton of the Movies

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Von Strutt's Assistant

Donald Kerr

Starred as Writer

1947

The Pilgrim Lady

The Pilgrim Lady

The Pilgrim Lady

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Bellboy

Donald Kerr

Starred as Silent Waiter

1953

The Magnetic Monster

The Magnetic Monster

The Magnetic Monster

William 'Billy' Benedict

Starred as Albert

Donald Kerr

Starred as Nova Scotia Lab Worker

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