Movies of Brooks Benedict and Howard C. Hickman together
Brooks Benedict and Howard C. Hickman have starred in 13 movies together. Their first film was Death on the Diamond in 1934. The most recent movie that Brooks Benedict and Howard C. Hickman starred together was Gypsy Wildcat in 1944.
1934
Death on the Diamond
Death on the Diamond
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Game Radio Announcer
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Dr. Cushman
1934
The Defense Rests
1935
Woman Wanted
Woman Wanted
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Casino Manager in Nightclub
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Dr. Griffith
1937
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Zaraka Henchman
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Dr. Burton
1938
Smashing the Rackets
Smashing the Rackets
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Court Clerk
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as James J. Carew
1939
Good Girls Go to Paris
Good Girls Go to Paris
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Party Guest
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Jeffers - Brand's Butler
1941
Hold That Ghost
1942
Kid Glove Killer
Kid Glove Killer
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Rumba Extra
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Clemence - First Politician
1942
Lady for a Night
Lady for a Night
Brooks Benedict
Starred as King's Club Patron
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Civil War General
1943
The Masked Marvel
The Masked Marvel
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Photographer
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Warren Hamilton
1944
Bowery to Broadway
1944
Captain America
Captain America
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Florist #1 [Ch. 1]
Howard C. Hickman
Starred as Lyman's Attorney [Ch. 4]
1944
Gypsy Wildcat
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