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Movies of Frank Darien and Wilbur Mack together

Frank Darien and Wilbur Mack have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Sing and Like It in 1934. The most recent movie that Frank Darien and Wilbur Mack starred together was High Wall in 1947.

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1934

Sing and Like It

Sing and Like It

Sing and Like It

Frank Darien

Starred as Mr. Fripp - Pianist

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Critic at Premiere Greeting Hancock

1934

The Gay Bride

The Gay Bride

The Gay Bride

Frank Darien

Starred as Mr. Bartlett

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Banker

1938

Western Jamboree

Western Jamboree

Western Jamboree

Frank Darien

Starred as Dad Haskell

Wilbur Mack

Starred as J.W. Gillingham

1939

Long Shot

Long Shot

Long Shot

Frank Darien

Starred as Zeb Jenkins

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Bookmaker

1942

The Gay Sisters

The Gay Sisters

The Gay Sisters

Frank Darien

Starred as Frederick Clausson Simmons

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Courtroom Extra, Man in Elevator

1944

Bowery to Broadway

Bowery to Broadway

Bowery to Broadway

Frank Darien

Starred as Hot Dog Vendor

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Uncredited

1944

Rationing

Rationing

Rationing

Frank Darien

Starred as Joady Peckham

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Man in Senator's Office

1947

Down to Earth

Down to Earth

Down to Earth

Frank Darien

Starred as Janitor

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Flight Attendant

1947

High Wall

High Wall

High Wall

Frank Darien

Starred as Old Patient in Tub

Wilbur Mack

Starred as Bar Patron

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