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Movies of Frank McClure and Charles C. Wilson together

Frank McClure and Charles C. Wilson have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Affairs of a Gentleman in 1934. The most recent movie that Frank McClure and Charles C. Wilson starred together was The Secret Life of Walter Mitty in 1947.

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1934

Affairs of a Gentleman

Affairs of a Gentleman

Affairs of a Gentleman

Frank McClure

Starred as Board Member

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Inspector Quillan

1934

Gambling Lady

Gambling Lady

Gambling Lady

Frank McClure

Starred as Gambler

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Detective Making Raid

1936

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

Frank McClure

Starred as Nightclub Patron

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as County Hospital Guard

1938

Hold That Co-ed

Hold That Co-ed

Hold That Co-ed

Frank McClure

Starred as Man in Outer Office

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Coach Burke

1945

Incendiary Blonde

Incendiary Blonde

Incendiary Blonde

Frank McClure

Starred as Speakeasy Patron

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Mr. Ballinger

1945

Week-End at the Waldorf

Week-End at the Waldorf

Week-End at the Waldorf

Frank McClure

Starred as Florist

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Hi Johns

1947

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Frank McClure

Starred as Director

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Police Desk Sergeant

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