Movies of Edward Earle and Edmund Mortimer together
Edward Earle and Edmund Mortimer have starred in 19 movies together. Their first film was Stand Up and Cheer! in 1934. The most recent movie that Edward Earle and Edmund Mortimer starred together was Sweet Rosie O'Grady in 1943.
1934
Stand Up and Cheer!
1935
Ship Cafe
1936
Tell Your Children
Tell Your Children
Edward Earle
Starred as Mr. Wayne - Federal Bureau Investigator
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Henry Harper
1936
The Return of Sophie Lang
The Return of Sophie Lang
Edward Earle
Starred as George - Hotel Clerk
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as S.S. Niantic Passenger
1937
A Day at the Races
1937
A Doctor's Diary
1937
Live, Love and Learn
Live, Love and Learn
Edward Earle
Starred as Second Gallery Salesman
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Extra in Gallery
1937
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry
Thoroughbreds Don't Cry
Edward Earle
Starred as Bettor Saying 'Pookah's Running Last'
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Extra Listening to Radio
1938
Kentucky
1938
Squadron of Honor
1938
Sweethearts
1938
The Rage of Paris
The Rage of Paris
Edward Earle
Starred as Waiter
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Cousin Theresa's Husband at Wedding
1938
Woman Against Woman
Woman Against Woman
Edward Earle
Starred as Country Club Guest
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Guest at Senator Kingsley's Party
1939
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
Three Smart Girls Grow Up
Edward Earle
Starred as Executive
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Wedding Guest
1940
Before I Hang
1940
If I Had My Way
1940
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
1943
Crash Dive
Crash Dive
Edward Earle
Starred as Wreckage Victim
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Man at Hotel Registration Desk
1943
Sweet Rosie O'Grady
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