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Movies of Edmund Cobb and Frank Marlowe together

Edmund Cobb and Frank Marlowe have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Those High Grey Walls in 1939. The most recent movie that Edmund Cobb and Frank Marlowe starred together was The Last Hurrah in 1958.

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1939

Those High Grey Walls

Those High Grey Walls

Those High Grey Walls

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Guard

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Convict

1942

X Marks the Spot

X Marks the Spot

X Marks the Spot

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Officer Riley

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Truck Driver

1945

Federal Operator 99

Federal Operator 99

Federal Operator 99

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Officer Corwin

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Mack

1945

Man from Oklahoma

Man from Oklahoma

Man from Oklahoma

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Henchman Ferguson

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Tom

1947

Brute Force

Brute Force

Brute Force

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Bradley

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Prisoner

1952

Carson City

Carson City

Carson City

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Workman

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Miner

1952

Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair

Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair

Ma and Pa Kettle at the Fair

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Fairgoer

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Man at Accident

1955

Lucy Gallant

Lucy Gallant

Lucy Gallant

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Oil Man

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Ben Nolan

1958

The Last Hurrah

The Last Hurrah

The Last Hurrah

Edmund Cobb

Starred as Man

Frank Marlowe

Starred as Uncredited

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