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Movies of Jack Oakie and Mary Brian together

Jack Oakie and Mary Brian have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Someone to Love in 1928. The most recent movie that Jack Oakie and Mary Brian starred together was Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove in 1934.

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1928

Someone to Love

Someone to Love

Someone to Love

Jack Oakie

Starred as Michael Casey

Mary Brian

Starred as Joan Kendricks

1929

The Man I Love

The Man I Love

The Man I Love

Jack Oakie

Starred as Lew Layton

Mary Brian

Starred as Celia Fields

1930

Galas de la Paramount

Galas de la Paramount

Galas de la Paramount

Jack Oakie

Starred as Comedy Episode

Mary Brian

Starred as Sweetheart - Episode 'Dream Girl'

1930

Paramount on Parade

Paramount on Parade

Paramount on Parade

Jack Oakie

Starred as Himself, Master of Ceremonies, Fu Manchu's Victim

Mary Brian

Starred as Sweetheart

1930

The Social Lion

The Social Lion

The Social Lion

Jack Oakie

Starred as Marco Perkins

Mary Brian

Starred as Cynthia Brown

1933

Hollywood on Parade No. A-9

Hollywood on Parade No. A-9

Hollywood on Parade No. A-9

Jack Oakie

Starred as Himself

Mary Brian

Starred as Herself

1934

College Rhythm

College Rhythm

College Rhythm

Jack Oakie

Starred as Francis J. Finnegan

Mary Brian

Starred as Gloria Van Dayham

1934

Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove

Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove

Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove

Jack Oakie

Starred as Himself

Mary Brian

Starred as Herself

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