Movies of William Fawcett and Frank O'Connor together
William Fawcett and Frank O'Connor have starred in 15 movies together. Their first film was Congo Bill in 1948. The most recent movie that William Fawcett and Frank O'Connor starred together was The Raiders in 1952.
1948
Congo Bill
1948
Superman
Superman
William Fawcett
Starred as Phoney News-Hawker
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Spectator at Fire, Police Chief Forman
1949
Batman and Robin
Batman and Robin
William Fawcett
Starred as Prof. Hammil
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Plant Gate Guard [Chs. 13-14]
1949
Roll, Thunder, Roll!
1950
Atom Man vs. Superman
Atom Man vs. Superman
William Fawcett
Starred as Mayor of Metropolis [Ch. 7]
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Train Passenger [Ch. 5]
1950
Cody of the Pony Express
1950
Revenue Agent
1951
Captain Video, Master of the Stratosphere
Captain Video, Master of the Stratosphere
William Fawcett
Starred as Alpha [Chs. 1-3, 7, 15]
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Vulturian Soldier [Ch. 15]
1951
Hollywood Story
Hollywood Story
William Fawcett
Starred as Actor as Beggar in Commissary
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Policeman
1951
Honeychile
1951
Mysterious Island
Mysterious Island
William Fawcett
Starred as Mr. Jackson
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Confederate Officer
1951
The Lady from Texas
The Lady from Texas
William Fawcett
Starred as Mr. Smith
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Courtroom Spectator
1952
Barbed Wire
1952
Blackhawk: Fearless Champion of Freedom
Blackhawk: Fearless Champion of Freedom
William Fawcett
Starred as Dr. J. Rolph [Chs. 4-7]
Frank O'Connor
Starred as Defense Council Member [Chs. 7-8]
1952
The Raiders
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