Movies of Robert Brower and Walter Edwin together
Robert Brower and Walter Edwin have starred in 13 movies together. Their first film was A Conspiracy Against the King in 1911. The most recent movie that Robert Brower and Walter Edwin starred together was It Is Never Too Late to Mend in 1913.
1911
A Conspiracy Against the King
A Conspiracy Against the King
Robert Brower
Starred as Sir Charles - Cicely's Father
Walter Edwin
Starred as Richard Ryder aka Galloping Dick - a Highwayman
1912
A Baby's Shoe
1912
Alone in New York
1912
Blinks and Jinks, Attorneys at Law
Blinks and Jinks, Attorneys at Law
Robert Brower
Starred as Cyril Brown - an Automobile Driver
Walter Edwin
Starred as Jinks
1912
Cynthia's Agreement
Cynthia's Agreement
Robert Brower
Starred as The City Editor
Walter Edwin
Starred as William H. Woodward - Attorney
1912
How Washington Crossed the Delaware
How Washington Crossed the Delaware
Robert Brower
Starred as A Tory Squire
Walter Edwin
Starred as Colonel Rahl
1912
The Affair at Raynor's
1912
The Librarian
1912
The Non-Commissioned Officer
The Non-Commissioned Officer
Robert Brower
Starred as Colonel de Bellechasse
Walter Edwin
Starred as Oakley - an English Guardsman
1912
The Old Reporter
The Old Reporter
Robert Brower
Starred as The City Editor of the Rival Newspaper
Walter Edwin
Starred as The Detective
1912
The Totville Eye
The Totville Eye
Robert Brower
Starred as Thomas Adams - the Editor
Walter Edwin
Starred as Old Scotty
1912
The Usurer's Grip
The Usurer's Grip
Robert Brower
Starred as The Enlightened Employer
Walter Edwin
Starred as Thomas Jenks
1913
It Is Never Too Late to Mend
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