

Movies of Lynton Brent and Edmund Cobb together
Lynton Brent and Edmund Cobb have starred in 22 movies together. Their first film was The Lost Special in 1932. The most recent movie that Lynton Brent and Edmund Cobb starred together was Stop! Look! and Laugh! in 1960.

1932

The Lost Special
1933

Phantom of the Air
Phantom of the Air
Lynton Brent
Starred as Border Patrolman
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Bart, Henchman #71
1934

Mystery Mountain
1934

Tailspin Tommy
1936

The Adventures of Frank Merriwell
The Adventures of Frank Merriwell
Lynton Brent
Starred as Helpful Driver
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Pete
1937

Border Cafe
1937

They Wanted to Marry
They Wanted to Marry
Lynton Brent
Starred as Newspaper Messenger
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Hatcheck Servant at Wedding Reception
1939

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Lynton Brent
Starred as Photographer
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Senator Gower
1940

Pioneers of the Frontier
1940

Wagons Westward
1941

Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.
Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.
Lynton Brent
Starred as Telephone Serviceman
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Police Guard at Chandler's Gate
1941

Gauchos of El Dorado
1942

The Traitor Within
1943

Destroyer
1943

Murder in Times Square
1943

Six Gun Gospel
1943

The Stranger from Pecos
1943

The Texas Kid
1944

Raiders of the Border
1944

West of the Rio Grande
West of the Rio Grande
Lynton Brent
Starred as Henchman Harris
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Henchman Curly
1945

Frontier Feud
1960

Stop! Look! and Laugh!
Stop! Look! and Laugh!
Lynton Brent
Starred as Mr. Allen Radio Exec, Dognapper
Edmund Cobb
Starred as Construction Foreman
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