Movies of Charles Sherlock and Max Wagner together
Charles Sherlock and Max Wagner have starred in 24 movies together. Their first film was Grand Slam in 1933. The most recent movie that Charles Sherlock and Max Wagner starred together was It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World in 1963.

1933

Grand Slam
1933

The Last Trail
The Last Trail
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Rod, Henchman
Max Wagner
Starred as Duke Thompson, Henchman
1936

Bullets or Ballots
Bullets or Ballots
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Detective
Max Wagner
Starred as Actor Impersonating Kruger in Newsreel
1936

The Bride Walks Out
1936

Walking on Air
Walking on Air
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Court Clerk
Max Wagner
Starred as Sam, Second Gas Station Attendant
1937

God's Country and the Woman
1938

Letter of Introduction
1940

Charlie Chan in Panama
1940

San Francisco Docks
1940

They Drive by Night
They Drive by Night
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Driver in Cafe
Max Wagner
Starred as Sweeney - Driver
1944

Hi, Beautiful
1944

Raiders of Ghost City
1945

She Gets Her Man
1946

Because of Him
1949

Flaxy Martin
Flaxy Martin
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Policeman with Nora
Max Wagner
Starred as Charles McMahon, Driver
1949

Mighty Joe Young
1951

The Racket
1953

Champ for a Day
1954

Gorilla at Large
1954

Rails Into Laramie
Rails Into Laramie
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Man at Council Meeting
Max Wagner
Starred as Townsman
1955

East of Eden
East of Eden
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Milk Bottle Concessionaire at Carnival
Max Wagner
Starred as Workman
1955

Lucy Gallant
1961

Ada
1963

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Charles Sherlock
Starred as Crowd Member
Max Wagner
Starred as Spectator
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