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Movies of Eliot Makeham and H.F. Maltby together

Eliot Makeham and H.F. Maltby have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Falling in Love in 1934. The most recent movie that Eliot Makeham and H.F. Maltby starred together was A Canterbury Tale in 1944.

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1934

Falling in Love

Falling in Love

Falling in Love

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Caretaker

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Cummins

1936

Calling the Tune

Calling the Tune

Calling the Tune

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Stephen Harbord

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Stubbins

1936

To Catch a Thief

To Catch a Thief

To Catch a Thief

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Secretary

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Sir Herbert Condine

1937

Take My Tip

Take My Tip

Take My Tip

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Digworthy

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Patchett

1938

Darts Are Trumps

Darts Are Trumps

Darts Are Trumps

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Joe Stone

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Stephen Sims

1938

Everything Happens to Me

Everything Happens to Me

Everything Happens to Me

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Uncredited

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Arthur Gusty

1940

Return to Yesterday

Return to Yesterday

Return to Yesterday

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Fred Grover

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Inspector

1941

Facing the Music

Facing the Music

Facing the Music

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Secretary

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Mr. Bulger

1944

A Canterbury Tale

A Canterbury Tale

A Canterbury Tale

Eliot Makeham

Starred as Organist

H.F. Maltby

Starred as Mr. Portal

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