Movies of Donald Crisp and Charles Hill Mailes together
Donald Crisp and Charles Hill Mailes have starred in 19 movies together. Their first film was A Child's Stratagem in 1910. The most recent movie that Donald Crisp and Charles Hill Mailes starred together was Two Men of the Desert in 1913.
1910
A Child's Stratagem
1911
Her Awakening
Her Awakening
Donald Crisp
Starred as Accident Witness
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as Accident Witness
1911
Out from the Shadow
1911
Swords and Hearts
Swords and Hearts
Donald Crisp
Starred as At Frazier House, Bushwacker
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as Bushwhacker
1911
The Adventures of Billy
The Adventures of Billy
Donald Crisp
Starred as First Tramp
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as Farmhand, Rescuer
1911
The Battle
The Battle
Donald Crisp
Starred as A Union Soldier
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as The Union Commander
1911
The Failure
1911
The Long Road
The Long Road
Donald Crisp
Starred as A Servant, The Landlord
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as A Priest, In Bar
1911
The Making of a Man
The Making of a Man
Donald Crisp
Starred as Backstage, Actor
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as At First Stage Door, Backstage, In First Audience
1911
The Miser's Heart
1912
The Eternal Mother
1912
The Inner Circle
1913
By Man's Law
By Man's Law
Donald Crisp
Starred as Lee Calvert - Brother Owner
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as The Oil Magnate
1913
Near to Earth
1913
Olaf-An Atom
1913
Pirate Gold
1913
The Mothering Heart
The Mothering Heart
Donald Crisp
Starred as Undetermined Role
Charles Hill Mailes
Starred as Club Patron
1913
The Sheriff's Baby
1913
Two Men of the Desert
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