Movies of Frank Mayo and Charles C. Wilson together
Frank Mayo and Charles C. Wilson have starred in 20 movies together. Their first film was Magnificent Brute in 1936. The most recent movie that Frank Mayo and Charles C. Wilson starred together was Her Husband's Affairs in 1947.
1936
Magnificent Brute
1936
Show Boat
1937
Girl Overboard
1937
The Devil Is Driving
The Devil Is Driving
Frank Mayo
Starred as Jury Foreman
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Defense Attorney Dan Healy
1939
Invisible Stripes
Invisible Stripes
Frank Mayo
Starred as Prison Gate Guard
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Arresting Officer
1939
Smashing the Money Ring
Smashing the Money Ring
Frank Mayo
Starred as Bill - Moving Van Driver
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Capt. Kilrane
1939
The Cowboy Quarterback
The Cowboy Quarterback
Frank Mayo
Starred as Jail Guard
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Coach Hap Farrell
1939
The Return of Doctor X
The Return of Doctor X
Frank Mayo
Starred as Attorney
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Detective Roy Kincaid
1939
The Roaring Twenties
1940
Knute Rockne All American
1940
They Drive by Night
They Drive by Night
Frank Mayo
Starred as Motorist at Accident Scene
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Mike Williams
1941
Blues in the Night
Blues in the Night
Frank Mayo
Starred as Gambler Watching Kay Throw Dice
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Barney
1941
Knockout
1941
Meet John Doe
1941
Out of the Fog
1942
Escape from Crime
1942
Gentleman Jim
1942
Lady Gangster
1944
Crime by Night
1947
Her Husband's Affairs
Her Husband's Affairs
Frank Mayo
Starred as Vice President Starrett
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Police Captain
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