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Movies of Edward McWade and Charles Sullivan together

Edward McWade and Charles Sullivan have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Lawyer Man in 1932. The most recent movie that Edward McWade and Charles Sullivan starred together was Lost Angel in 1943.

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1932

Lawyer Man

Lawyer Man

Lawyer Man

Edward McWade

Starred as Moyle

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Masseur

1933

Song of the Eagle

Song of the Eagle

Song of the Eagle

Edward McWade

Starred as Beer Drinking Businessman

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Jimmy, Bodyguard, Driver

1935

Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno

Edward McWade

Starred as Professor of Anatomy

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Drunken Sailor

1936

F-Man

F-Man

F-Man

Edward McWade

Starred as Mr. Whitney

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Second Taxi Driver

1936

The Big Noise

The Big Noise

The Big Noise

Edward McWade

Starred as Douglas, the Gardener

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Schmidt's Henchman

1937

A Girl with Ideas

A Girl with Ideas

A Girl with Ideas

Edward McWade

Starred as Judge

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Waiter

1942

Woman of the Year

Woman of the Year

Woman of the Year

Edward McWade

Starred as Adolph

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Cabby

1942

You Can't Escape Forever

You Can't Escape Forever

You Can't Escape Forever

Edward McWade

Starred as Jimmy

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Greer's Henchman

1943

Lost Angel

Lost Angel

Lost Angel

Edward McWade

Starred as Old Man in the Park

Charles Sullivan

Starred as Referee

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