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Movies of Harrison Greene and Frank Marlowe together

Harrison Greene and Frank Marlowe have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Men of the Hour in 1935. The most recent movie that Harrison Greene and Frank Marlowe starred together was Man from Frisco in 1944.

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1935

Men of the Hour

Men of the Hour

Men of the Hour

Harrison Greene

Starred as Salesman

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Cab Driver

1935

She Couldn't Take It

She Couldn't Take It

She Couldn't Take It

Harrison Greene

Starred as Spieler

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Prisoner

1935

Stranded

Stranded

Stranded

Harrison Greene

Starred as Blustery Man Wanting a Seafood Dinner

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Rollins, an Agitator

1936

Bullets or Ballots

Bullets or Ballots

Bullets or Ballots

Harrison Greene

Starred as Numbers Player

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Kruger's Chauffeur

1937

When's Your Birthday?

When's Your Birthday?

When's Your Birthday?

Harrison Greene

Starred as Mr. Hoffenpfeiffer - Butcher

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Fight Arena Attendant

1938

Dick Tracy Returns

Dick Tracy Returns

Dick Tracy Returns

Harrison Greene

Starred as Baron Nicholi Kroner

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Railroad Siding Thug

1939

Little Accident

Little Accident

Little Accident

Harrison Greene

Starred as Sobol

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Taxi Driver

1944

Man from Frisco

Man from Frisco

Man from Frisco

Harrison Greene

Starred as Politician

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Tough Guy

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