Movies of Eddie Hart and Selmer Jackson together
Eddie Hart and Selmer Jackson have starred in 19 movies together. Their first film was Blood Money in 1933. The most recent movie that Eddie Hart and Selmer Jackson starred together was Circumstantial Evidence in 1945.
1933
Blood Money
Blood Money
Eddie Hart
Starred as Chauffeur
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Man in District Attorney's Office
1934
Now I'll Tell
1935
A Night at the Opera
1935
Public Hero #1
Public Hero #1
Eddie Hart
Starred as Eddie - Sonny's Henchman
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Simpson - Prison Board Member
1936
Charlie Chan at the Race Track
Charlie Chan at the Race Track
Eddie Hart
Starred as Detective
Selmer Jackson
Starred as J.L. Lansing, Racing Secretary
1936
Little Miss Nobody
1936
Public Enemy's Wife
1936
The Golden Arrow
1937
Breezing Home
1937
The Man Who Cried Wolf
1938
Gateway
1938
The Law West of Tombstone
The Law West of Tombstone
Eddie Hart
Starred as Jenkins, Kent's Secretary
Selmer Jackson
Starred as New York Judge
1939
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Eddie Hart
Starred as Nazi Agent
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Customs Official
1939
Each Dawn I Die
1940
Millionaires in Prison
1941
Love Crazy
Love Crazy
Eddie Hart
Starred as Detroit Private Investigator
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Doctor at Susan's Apartment
1942
A Date with the Falcon
A Date with the Falcon
Eddie Hart
Starred as Policeman Outside Bar
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Mr. Wallis
1942
Joe Smith, American
Joe Smith, American
Eddie Hart
Starred as Policeman at Aircraft Plant
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Hospital Doctor
1945
Circumstantial Evidence
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