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Movies of Frank Darien and Charles Lane together

Frank Darien and Charles Lane have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Union Depot in 1932. The most recent movie that Frank Darien and Charles Lane starred together was The Yellow Cab Man in 1950.

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1932

Union Depot

Union Depot

Union Depot

Frank Darien

Starred as Little Boy's Father, Doctor

Charles Lane

Starred as Luggage Checkroom Clerk

1933

Grand Slam

Grand Slam

Grand Slam

Frank Darien

Starred as Bridge Match Kibitzer

Charles Lane

Starred as Ivan

1935

Here Comes the Band

Here Comes the Band

Here Comes the Band

Frank Darien

Starred as Pawnbroker

Charles Lane

Starred as Mr. Scurry

1936

Easy to Take

Easy to Take

Easy to Take

Frank Darien

Starred as Drug Store Clerk

Charles Lane

Starred as Skip - Reporter

1937

Trapped by G-Men

Trapped by G-Men

Trapped by G-Men

Frank Darien

Starred as Dad Higbee

Charles Lane

Starred as Fingers

1939

Unexpected Father

Unexpected Father

Unexpected Father

Frank Darien

Starred as Justice of the Peace

Charles Lane

Starred as Department of Health Quarantine Man

1941

Appointment for Love

Appointment for Love

Appointment for Love

Frank Darien

Starred as Station Agent

Charles Lane

Starred as Smith

1941

Sis Hopkins

Sis Hopkins

Sis Hopkins

Frank Darien

Starred as Jud

Charles Lane

Starred as Rollo

1950

The Yellow Cab Man

The Yellow Cab Man

The Yellow Cab Man

Frank Darien

Starred as Irate Old Man Cab Passenger

Charles Lane

Starred as L.A. Casualty Co. Executive

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