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Movies of Frank Baker and Adolph Faylauer together

Frank Baker and Adolph Faylauer have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Winning Team in 1952. The most recent movie that Frank Baker and Adolph Faylauer starred together was Seven Thieves in 1960.

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1952

The Winning Team

The Winning Team

The Winning Team

Frank Baker

Starred as Fan Outside Stadium

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Listener

1952

With a Song in My Heart

With a Song in My Heart

With a Song in My Heart

Frank Baker

Starred as Officer in Audience

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Nightclub Patron

1956

Around the World in Eighty Days

Around the World in Eighty Days

Around the World in Eighty Days

Frank Baker

Starred as Minor Role

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Extra

1956

The First Traveling Saleslady

The First Traveling Saleslady

The First Traveling Saleslady

Frank Baker

Starred as Cattleman

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Cattleman

1958

Auntie Mame

Auntie Mame

Auntie Mame

Frank Baker

Starred as Party Guest

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Sleeping Man in Audience

1959

North by Northwest

North by Northwest

North by Northwest

Frank Baker

Starred as Man at Auction

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Bald Bidder

1960

Inherit the Wind

Inherit the Wind

Inherit the Wind

Frank Baker

Starred as Townsman

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Courtroom Reporter

1960

Seven Thieves

Seven Thieves

Seven Thieves

Frank Baker

Starred as Casino Patron

Adolph Faylauer

Starred as Casino Patron

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