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Movies of Charles D. Brown and Edward Keane together

Charles D. Brown and Edward Keane have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Speed to Burn in 1938. The most recent movie that Charles D. Brown and Edward Keane starred together was Undercover Maisie in 1947.

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1938

Speed to Burn

Speed to Burn

Speed to Burn

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Pop Williams

Edward Keane

Starred as Police Chief

1938

The Shopworn Angel

The Shopworn Angel

The Shopworn Angel

Charles D. Brown

Starred as McGonigle

Edward Keane

Starred as Army Captain

1939

Mr. Moto in Danger Island

Mr. Moto in Danger Island

Mr. Moto in Danger Island

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Col. Thomas Castle

Edward Keane

Starred as Washington Official

1940

I Take This Woman

I Take This Woman

I Take This Woman

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Police Lieutenant

Edward Keane

Starred as Dr. Harrison

1940

Sailor's Lady

Sailor's Lady

Sailor's Lady

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Capt. Roscoe

Edward Keane

Starred as Captain's Aide

1941

Ride, Kelly, Ride

Ride, Kelly, Ride

Ride, Kelly, Ride

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Bob Martin

Edward Keane

Starred as Steward

1946

Night Editor

Night Editor

Night Editor

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Crane Stewart

Edward Keane

Starred as Police Chief Burns

1947

Undercover Maisie

Undercover Maisie

Undercover Maisie

Charles D. Brown

Starred as Captain Mead

Edward Keane

Starred as Police Chief

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