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Marvin Davis

Actor (4)

Passed away on: 06-10-2005 (74)

Born: 28 June 1931 in Tina, Missouri, USA

Known from: Dark Command, Circumstantial Evidence and A Scandal in Paris

IMDb profile: Marvin Davis

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Full filmography (4)
2,81 (26)

Dark Command

1940 • 94 minuten
as Child
3,00 (6)

Circumstantial Evidence

1945 • 68 minuten
as Fatso
2,83 (6)

A Scandal in Paris

1946 • 100 minuten
as Little Louis
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Tomorrow, the World!

1944 • 86 minuten
as Dennis Butler (uncredited)

Collaborated with

Joe Sawyer Joe Sawyer
Skip Homeier Skip Homeier
Reed Hadley Reed Hadley
Richard Alexander Richard Alexander
Don Dillaway Don Dillaway
Edward Earle Edward Earle
Jack A. Marta Jack A. Marta
Roy Acuff Roy Acuff
Burr Caruth Burr Caruth
Eugen Schüfftan Eugen Schüfftan
Al Haskell Al Haskell
J. Farrell McDonald J. Farrell McDonald
Fred Nurney Fred Nurney
Horace B. Carpenter Horace B. Carpenter
John Victor Mackay John Victor Mackay

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