Movies of Glen Cavender and Selmer Jackson together
Glen Cavender and Selmer Jackson have starred in 18 movies together. Their first film was Luxury Liner in 1933. The most recent movie that Glen Cavender and Selmer Jackson starred together was The Fountainhead in 1949.
1933
Luxury Liner
1935
Don't Bet on Blondes
Don't Bet on Blondes
Glen Cavender
Starred as Man Leaving Betting Window
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Gambler Who Bet $30,000
1935
Front Page Woman
1935
Red Hot Tires
Red Hot Tires
Glen Cavender
Starred as Crew Member and Witness
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Prosecuting Attorney Charles M. Yaghem
1935
Traveling Saleslady
1936
The Golden Arrow
1936
The Singing Kid
1937
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
Glen Cavender
Starred as Polizei Officer
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Navy Commander
1938
Garden of the Moon
1938
Gateway
1939
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Glen Cavender
Starred as Man in Montage Stuffing Mailboxes
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Customs Official
1939
Espionage Agent
1939
Naughty But Nice
Naughty But Nice
Glen Cavender
Starred as Extra at Bar
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Plaintiff's Attorney
1940
Lady with Red Hair
1940
No Time for Comedy
1941
Meet John Doe
Meet John Doe
Glen Cavender
Starred as Uncredited
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Radio Announcer at Convention
1941
Three Sons o' Guns
Three Sons o' Guns
Glen Cavender
Starred as Second Expressman
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Draft Board Chairman
1949
The Fountainhead
The Fountainhead
Glen Cavender
Starred as Pedestrian Onlooker
Selmer Jackson
Starred as Cortlandt Official
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