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Edmund Mortimer Jane Darwell

Movies of Edmund Mortimer and Jane Darwell together

Edmund Mortimer and Jane Darwell have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Air Hostess in 1933. The most recent movie that Edmund Mortimer and Jane Darwell starred together was Nancy Steele Is Missing! in 1937.

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1933

Air Hostess

Air Hostess

Air Hostess

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Speakeasy Customer

Jane Darwell

Starred as Ma Kearny

1933

Child of Manhattan

Child of Manhattan

Child of Manhattan

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Table Extra at Club

Jane Darwell

Starred as Mrs. McGonagle

1933

Design for Living

Design for Living

Design for Living

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Theatre Patron

Jane Darwell

Starred as Curtis' Housekeeper

1933

The Girl in 419

The Girl in 419

The Girl in 419

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Party Guest

Jane Darwell

Starred as Nurse Esmond

1934

Bright Eyes

Bright Eyes

Bright Eyes

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Extra as Lawyer

Jane Darwell

Starred as Mrs. Higgins

1934

Change of Heart

Change of Heart

Change of Heart

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Man Reading Paper in Brisbane's Office

Jane Darwell

Starred as Mrs. Mc Gowan

1934

Desirable

Desirable

Desirable

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Second Playgoer

Jane Darwell

Starred as Frederick's Mother

1937

Nancy Steele Is Missing!

Nancy Steele Is Missing!

Nancy Steele Is Missing!

Edmund Mortimer

Starred as Juryman

Jane Darwell

Starred as Mrs. Mary Flaherty

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