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Movies of Frank Bruno and Charles Sherlock together

Frank Bruno and Charles Sherlock have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Bullets or Ballots in 1936. The most recent movie that Frank Bruno and Charles Sherlock starred together was The Man Who Talked Too Much in 1940.

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1936

Bullets or Ballots

Bullets or Ballots

Bullets or Ballots

Frank Bruno

Starred as Ben - Henchman with Wires

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Detective

1937

Internes Can't Take Money

Internes Can't Take Money

Internes Can't Take Money

Frank Bruno

Starred as Eddie

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Man in Bookie's Office

1937

Marked Woman

Marked Woman

Marked Woman

Frank Bruno

Starred as Henchman

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Man Next to Little Joe

1937

They Gave Him a Gun

They Gave Him a Gun

They Gave Him a Gun

Frank Bruno

Starred as Gangster in Court

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Soldier

1938

I Am the Law

I Am the Law

I Am the Law

Frank Bruno

Starred as Gangster

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Reporter

1938

The Spider's Web

The Spider's Web

The Spider's Web

Frank Bruno

Starred as Monk

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Detective

1940

The Lone Wolf Strikes

The Lone Wolf Strikes

The Lone Wolf Strikes

Frank Bruno

Starred as Gossiper

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Poker Player

1940

The Man Who Talked Too Much

The Man Who Talked Too Much

The Man Who Talked Too Much

Frank Bruno

Starred as Griswold

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Gun-Wielding Henchman in Car

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