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Felix Aylmer Charles Carson

Movies of Felix Aylmer and Charles Carson together

Felix Aylmer and Charles Carson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Shadow in 1933. The most recent movie that Felix Aylmer and Charles Carson starred together was The Master of Ballantrae in 1953.

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1933

The Shadow

The Shadow

The Shadow

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Sir Richard Bryant

Charles Carson

Starred as Sir Edward Hulme KC

1934

Whispering Tongues

Whispering Tongues

Whispering Tongues

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Supt. Fulton

Charles Carson

Starred as Roger Mayland

1937

Dreaming Lips

Dreaming Lips

Dreaming Lips

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Sir Robert Blaker

Charles Carson

Starred as Impresario

1937

Glamorous Night

Glamorous Night

Glamorous Night

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Diplomat

Charles Carson

Starred as Otto

1937

Victoria the Great

Victoria the Great

Victoria the Great

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Lord Palmerston

Charles Carson

Starred as Sir Robert Peel

1938

Sixty Glorious Years

Sixty Glorious Years

Sixty Glorious Years

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Lord Palmerston

Charles Carson

Starred as Sir Robert Peel

1951

The Lady with a Lamp

The Lady with a Lamp

The Lady with a Lamp

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Lord Palmerston

Charles Carson

Starred as Uncredited

1953

The Master of Ballantrae

The Master of Ballantrae

The Master of Ballantrae

Felix Aylmer

Starred as Lord Durrisdeer

Charles Carson

Starred as Col. Banks

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