Movies of Matt McHugh and Edmund Mortimer together
Matt McHugh and Edmund Mortimer have starred in 24 movies together. Their first film was The Purchase Price in 1932. The most recent movie that Matt McHugh and Edmund Mortimer starred together was Incendiary Blonde in 1945.
1932
The Purchase Price
The Purchase Price
Matt McHugh
Starred as Waco - Fields' Henchman
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Dance Extra
1932
The Roadhouse Murder
1932
The Wet Parade
1933
Dancing Lady
Dancing Lady
Matt McHugh
Starred as Marcia's Agent
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Man in Bradley Sr.'s Outer Office
1933
Gallant Lady
Gallant Lady
Matt McHugh
Starred as Undetermined Secondary Role
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Mr. Mortimer
1933
The Girl in 419
1934
Behold My Wife
1934
Sadie McKee
1935
If You Could Only Cook
If You Could Only Cook
Matt McHugh
Starred as Pete
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Howard - Member of Board of Directors
1935
The Good Fairy
1938
Exposed
1938
Holiday
1938
My Lucky Star
1938
That Certain Age
1938
The Rage of Paris
The Rage of Paris
Matt McHugh
Starred as Department Head
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Cousin Theresa's Husband at Wedding
1939
At the Circus
1939
The Under-Pup
1940
They Drive by Night
1942
A Gentleman at Heart
1942
Henry Aldrich, Editor
Henry Aldrich, Editor
Matt McHugh
Starred as Charlie
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Board of Education, Courtroom Spectator
1943
Thank Your Lucky Stars
Thank Your Lucky Stars
Matt McHugh
Starred as Fireman in Humphrey Bogart Sequence
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as Dance Extra in Bette Davis Number
1943
True to Life
1944
Mr. Skeffington
1945
Incendiary Blonde
Incendiary Blonde
Matt McHugh
Starred as O'Keefe
Edmund Mortimer
Starred as New Year's Eve Party Patron
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