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Movies of Bob Burns and Hank Mann together

Bob Burns and Hank Mann have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Dawn Trail in 1930. The most recent movie that Bob Burns and Hank Mann starred together was Friendly Persuasion in 1956.

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1930

The Dawn Trail

The Dawn Trail

The Dawn Trail

Bob Burns

Starred as Settler

Hank Mann

Starred as Cock-Eye

1932

Ridin' for Justice

Ridin' for Justice

Ridin' for Justice

Bob Burns

Starred as Deputy

Hank Mann

Starred as Pete - The Drunk

1936

The Sunday Round-Up

The Sunday Round-Up

The Sunday Round-Up

Bob Burns

Starred as Audience Member

Hank Mann

Starred as Waiter

1937

Goofs and Saddles

Goofs and Saddles

Goofs and Saddles

Bob Burns

Starred as Man in Saloon

Hank Mann

Starred as Lem

1951

Al Jennings of Oklahoma

Al Jennings of Oklahoma

Al Jennings of Oklahoma

Bob Burns

Starred as Bank Clerk

Hank Mann

Starred as Railroad Switchman

1951

Golden Girl

Golden Girl

Golden Girl

Bob Burns

Starred as Townsman

Hank Mann

Starred as Quincy Townsman in Audience

1951

The Barefoot Mailman

The Barefoot Mailman

The Barefoot Mailman

Bob Burns

Starred as Townsman at Dance

Hank Mann

Starred as Townsman at Dance

1954

Three Hours to Kill

Three Hours to Kill

Three Hours to Kill

Bob Burns

Starred as Townsman

Hank Mann

Starred as Townsman

1956

Friendly Persuasion

Friendly Persuasion

Friendly Persuasion

Bob Burns

Starred as Dancer at Carnival

Hank Mann

Starred as Carnival Patron

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