

Movies of Kernan Cripps and Charles C. Wilson together
Kernan Cripps and Charles C. Wilson have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was Broadway Bill in 1934. The most recent movie that Kernan Cripps and Charles C. Wilson starred together was The Secret Life of Walter Mitty in 1947.

1934

Broadway Bill
1934

Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
Miss Fane's Baby Is Stolen
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Captain's Aide
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Chief of Police
1935

Hitch Hike Lady
Hitch Hike Lady
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Chief of Police
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Mike - a Racketeer
1935

Mary Burns, Fugitive
1935

Smart Girl
1935

The Public Menace
The Public Menace
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Policeman at Funeral Parlor
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as First Detective
1935

Waterfront Lady
Waterfront Lady
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Bates, Detective
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Jim McFee aka Mac
1936

Big Brown Eyes
Big Brown Eyes
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Police Telephone Operator
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Prosecuting Attorney
1938

The Spider's Web
1939

I Was a Convict
1939

The Roaring Twenties
1940

Sandy Is a Lady
1941

Dressed to Kill
1942

Dr. Broadway
1944

Shine on Harvest Moon
Shine on Harvest Moon
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Policeman in "Big Night" Number
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Stage Manager
1947

Key Witness
Key Witness
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Policeman - Coroner's Office
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Warden
1947

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
Kernan Cripps
Starred as Porter
Charles C. Wilson
Starred as Police Desk Sergeant
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