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Movies of Ernie Adams and Frank Sully together

Ernie Adams and Frank Sully have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Radio Patrol in 1937. The most recent movie that Ernie Adams and Frank Sully starred together was The Gentleman Misbehaves in 1946.

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1937

Radio Patrol

Radio Patrol

Radio Patrol

Ernie Adams

Starred as Hobo

Frank Sully

Starred as Flynn

1940

Castle on the Hudson

Castle on the Hudson

Castle on the Hudson

Ernie Adams

Starred as Kelner - the Fink

Frank Sully

Starred as Second Prisoner

1940

He Stayed for Breakfast

He Stayed for Breakfast

He Stayed for Breakfast

Ernie Adams

Starred as Workman

Frank Sully

Starred as Butcher

1940

Street of Memories

Street of Memories

Street of Memories

Ernie Adams

Starred as Undetermined Role

Frank Sully

Starred as Elliott

1943

Murder in Times Square

Murder in Times Square

Murder in Times Square

Ernie Adams

Starred as Horsetooth

Frank Sully

Starred as Benny the Baboon

1945

Along Came Jones

Along Came Jones

Along Came Jones

Ernie Adams

Starred as Townsman

Frank Sully

Starred as Avery de Longpre

1946

Dangerous Business

Dangerous Business

Dangerous Business

Ernie Adams

Starred as Morgue Attendant

Frank Sully

Starred as Bert

1946

One Way to Love

One Way to Love

One Way to Love

Ernie Adams

Starred as Newsman

Frank Sully

Starred as Hopkins

1946

The Gentleman Misbehaves

The Gentleman Misbehaves

The Gentleman Misbehaves

Ernie Adams

Starred as Justice of the Peace

Frank Sully

Starred as Taxi Driver

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