George Boyce

Films together

• Clinton Sundberg3 films together, 1949 to 1967

  Clinton Sundberg's page

  • Hotel1967IMDb rating 6.6Boyce as BellhopSundberg as Lawrence Morgan
  • The Belle of New York1952IMDb rating 6.1Boyce as Bowery BumSundberg as Gilford Spivak
  • In the Good Old Summertime1949IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Male Quartette MemberSundberg as Rudy Hansen
• Bess Flowers2 films together, 1955 to 1961

  Bess Flowers's page

  • Return to Peyton Place1961IMDb rating 5.9Boyce as Townsman at MeetingFlowers as Woman at Town Meeting
  • To Catch a Thief1955IMDb rating 7.4Boyce as Party GuestFlowers as Masquerade Party Guest
• Walter Matthau2 films together, 1960 to 1962

  Walter Matthau's page

  • Who's Got the Action?1962IMDb rating 5.5Boyce as WitnessMatthau as Tony Gagouts
  • Strangers When We Meet1960IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Restaurant PatronMatthau as Felix Anders
• Lillian Bronson2 films together, 1945 to 1949

  Lillian Bronson's page

  • In the Good Old Summertime1949IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Male Quartette MemberBronson as Aunt Addie
  • Christmas in Connecticut1945IMDb rating 7.3Boyce as Party GuestBronson as Miss Scott
• Edward Biby2 films together, 1945 to 1949

  Edward Biby's page

  • In the Good Old Summertime1949IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Male Quartette MemberBiby as Judge
  • Christmas in Connecticut1945IMDb rating 7.3Boyce as Party GuestBiby as Restaurant Patron
• JAJohn Alban2 films together, 1949 to 1954

  John Alban's page

  • Woman's World1954IMDb rating 6.9Boyce as Executive Reception GuestAlban as Executive Reception Guest
  • In the Good Old Summertime1949IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Male Quartette MemberAlban as Audience Member
• Richard QuineDirector, 2 films, 1960 to 1967

  All films by Richard Quine

  • Hotel1967IMDb rating 6.6Boyce as Bellhop
  • Strangers When We Meet1960IMDb rating 7.1Boyce as Restaurant Patron
• Also two films together2 more actors

  • S.Z. SakallIn the Good Old Summertime (1949) and Christmas in Connecticut (1945)
  • Jack CarrWho's Got the Action? (1962) and Return to Peyton Place (1961)

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