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Charles C. Wilson William Worthington

Movies of Charles C. Wilson and William Worthington together

Charles C. Wilson and William Worthington have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Reckless in 1935. The most recent movie that Charles C. Wilson and William Worthington starred together was The Forgotten Woman in 1939.

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1935

Reckless

Reckless

Reckless

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Newspaper Editor

William Worthington

Starred as Wedding Guest

1935

The Case of the Lucky Legs

The Case of the Lucky Legs

The Case of the Lucky Legs

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Police Officer Ricker

William Worthington

Starred as Audience Member Next to Patton

1937

Broadway Melody of 1938

Broadway Melody of 1938

Broadway Melody of 1938

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Horse Auctioneer

William Worthington

Starred as N.O. Norwich - Theatrical Agent in Montage

1937

Woman-Wise

Woman-Wise

Woman-Wise

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Commissioner

William Worthington

Starred as Guest in Cafe

1938

Angels with Dirty Faces

Angels with Dirty Faces

Angels with Dirty Faces

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Police Lt. Buckley

William Worthington

Starred as Warden

1938

The Spider's Web

The Spider's Web

The Spider's Web

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Chase

William Worthington

Starred as Cantlon

1939

The Forgotten Woman

The Forgotten Woman

The Forgotten Woman

Charles C. Wilson

Starred as Gray

William Worthington

Starred as Doctor

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