Movies of Charles Irwin and Bert Moorhouse together
Charles Irwin and Bert Moorhouse have starred in 16 movies together. Their first film was The Gilded Lily in 1935. The most recent movie that Charles Irwin and Bert Moorhouse starred together was Marine Raiders in 1944.
1935
The Gilded Lily
The Gilded Lily
Charles Irwin
Starred as Oscar, Orchestra Leader
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Nightclub Extra
1935
Whipsaw
1936
And So They Were Married
And So They Were Married
Charles Irwin
Starred as Tom Phillips - Drunk in Jail
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Extra on Dance Floor
1936
Small Town Girl
1937
Fight for Your Lady
Fight for Your Lady
Charles Irwin
Starred as Ringside Radio Announcer
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Wrestling Spectator
1940
The Great Dictator
The Great Dictator
Charles Irwin
Starred as Banquet Butler
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Hynkel's Staff Officer
1941
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob
Charles Irwin
Starred as Dance Hall MC
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Pedestrian
1941
San Antonio Rose
1942
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Charles Irwin
Starred as Horse Race Announcer - 'Little Johnny Jones' Number
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Maurice Ruppe - Music Publisher
1943
Thank Your Lucky Stars
Thank Your Lucky Stars
Charles Irwin
Starred as Pub Character in Errol Flynn Number
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Audience Extra at Radio Show
1943
The Constant Nymph
1943
The Crystal Ball
1943
The Man from Down Under
1943
The Powers Girl
1943
They Got Me Covered
They Got Me Covered
Charles Irwin
Starred as Creditor in Moscow
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Man at Caf� Moresque Bar
1944
Marine Raiders
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