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Movies of Grandon Rhodes and Charles Sherlock together

Grandon Rhodes and Charles Sherlock have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Corvette K-225 in 1943. The most recent movie that Grandon Rhodes and Charles Sherlock starred together was The Honeymoon Machine in 1961.

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1943

Corvette K-225

Corvette K-225

Corvette K-225

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Lieutenant

Charles Sherlock

Starred as First Mate

1944

Raiders of Ghost City

Raiders of Ghost City

Raiders of Ghost City

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Maj. Bell

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Army Sergeant

1944

The Impostor

The Impostor

The Impostor

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Captain

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Major

1949

All the King's Men

All the King's Men

All the King's Men

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Floyd McEvoy

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Politician at Harrison's Headquarters

1951

Storm Warning

Storm Warning

Storm Warning

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Pike

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Townsman at Inquest

1952

Angel Face

Angel Face

Angel Face

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Prison Chaplain

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Courtroom Spectator

1954

A Star Is Born

A Star Is Born

A Star Is Born

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as Producer at Premiere

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Man Trying to Subdue Norman at Banquet

1961

The Honeymoon Machine

The Honeymoon Machine

The Honeymoon Machine

Grandon Rhodes

Starred as U.S. Senator

Charles Sherlock

Starred as Roulette Croupier

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