Movies of Jim Farley and Charles Sullivan together
Jim Farley and Charles Sullivan have starred in 20 movies together. Their first film was In Old Arizona in 1928. The most recent movie that Jim Farley and Charles Sullivan starred together was My Brother Talks to Horses in 1947.
1928
In Old Arizona
1928
The Racket
1929
Weary River
Weary River
Jim Farley
Starred as Plain Clothes Man with Sergeant
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Friend at Barney's
1932
Flaming Gold
1934
Death on the Diamond
Death on the Diamond
Jim Farley
Starred as Charlie - Policeman at St. Louis Stadium
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Taxi Driver
1934
The Captain Hates the Sea
1936
San Francisco
1937
A Girl with Ideas
1937
She's Dangerous
1937
We Who Are About to Die
We Who Are About to Die
Jim Farley
Starred as Police Officer Johnson
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Cell Block E Convict
1938
Angels with Dirty Faces
1938
Sweethearts
1939
I Stole a Million
1940
The Green Hornet
The Green Hornet
Jim Farley
Starred as Police Captain [Ch. 7]
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Jake [Ch. 5]
1941
In the Navy
1942
You Can't Escape Forever
You Can't Escape Forever
Jim Farley
Starred as Ticket Seller
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Greer's Henchman
1945
Roughly Speaking
1946
The Kid from Brooklyn
The Kid from Brooklyn
Jim Farley
Starred as Man in Window
Charles Sullivan
Starred as 1st Timekeeper
1947
Buck Privates Come Home
Buck Privates Come Home
Jim Farley
Starred as Bank Guard #2
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Guard on Midget Car
1947
My Brother Talks to Horses
My Brother Talks to Horses
Jim Farley
Starred as Passenger on Trolley
Charles Sullivan
Starred as Bettor
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