Movies of Harry Bowen and Franklin Pangborn together
Harry Bowen and Franklin Pangborn have starred in 16 movies together. Their first film was The Candid Camera in 1932. The most recent movie that Harry Bowen and Franklin Pangborn starred together was Down Memory Lane in 1949.
1932
The Candid Camera
1932
The Giddy Age
1932
The Loud Mouth
The Loud Mouth
Harry Bowen
Starred as World Series Radio Announcer
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Freddie Quimby
1932
The Singing Plumber
The Singing Plumber
Harry Bowen
Starred as Tap Dancer
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Undetermined Role
1932
Up Popped the Ghost
1933
Blue of the Night
Blue of the Night
Harry Bowen
Starred as Train Passenger
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Gilbert Sinclair
1933
Dream Stuff
1933
Easy on the Eyes
1933
Flying Down to Rio
Flying Down to Rio
Harry Bowen
Starred as Minor Role
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Hammerstein - the Hotel Manager
1933
Sing, Bing, Sing
1933
Sweet Cookie
1933
The Singing Boxer
The Singing Boxer
Harry Bowen
Starred as Ring Announcer
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Herbert Brocolli
1935
The Headline Woman
The Headline Woman
Harry Bowen
Starred as Ernie, News Photographer
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Hamilton, Reporter
1936
The Luckiest Girl in the World
The Luckiest Girl in the World
Harry Bowen
Starred as Taxicab Triver
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Cashier
1937
Living on Love
Living on Love
Harry Bowen
Starred as Taxi Driver with Gorilla
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Ogilvie O. Oglethorpe
1949
Down Memory Lane
Down Memory Lane
Harry Bowen
Starred as Referee
Franklin Pangborn
Starred as Gilbert Sinclair, Mr. Sennett's Representative
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