Movies of Brooks Benedict and Charles Coleman together
Brooks Benedict and Charles Coleman have starred in 13 movies together. Their first film was Silver Dollar in 1932. The most recent movie that Brooks Benedict and Charles Coleman starred together was Lured in 1947.
1932
Silver Dollar
Silver Dollar
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Frank - Senate Secretary
Charles Coleman
Starred as Yates' Butler
1934
The Girl from Missouri
The Girl from Missouri
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Frame-Up Accomplice
Charles Coleman
Starred as Head Waiter at Banquet
1935
No More Ladies
No More Ladies
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Joe Williams - Bar Owner
Charles Coleman
Starred as Stafford - Warren's Butler
1935
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Onlooker
Charles Coleman
Starred as Headwaiter
1937
Fight for Your Lady
Fight for Your Lady
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Reporter
Charles Coleman
Starred as Densmore's Butler
1937
The Last Gangster
1938
Little Miss Broadway
1938
The Affairs of Annabel
The Affairs of Annabel
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Man in Webb's Office
Charles Coleman
Starred as Perkins - the Butler
1939
They Shall Have Music
They Shall Have Music
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Man in Concert Audience
Charles Coleman
Starred as Henry - Heifetz's Butler
1940
Mexican Spitfire
Mexican Spitfire
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Roulette Croupier
Charles Coleman
Starred as Bosby - the Butler
1942
Pittsburgh
1943
Air Raid Wardens
Air Raid Wardens
Brooks Benedict
Starred as Man at Civil Defense Meeting
Charles Coleman
Starred as Norton's Butler
1947
Lured
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