Movies of Max Hoffman Jr. and Tom Wilson together
Max Hoffman Jr. and Tom Wilson have starred in 15 movies together. Their first film was King of Hockey in 1936. The most recent movie that Max Hoffman Jr. and Tom Wilson starred together was Strange Alibi in 1941.

1936

King of Hockey
1937

Submarine D-1
Submarine D-1
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Officer of the Deck
Tom Wilson
Starred as Visitor at Roseland
1937

The Go Getter
The Go Getter
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Macon Navigation Officer
Tom Wilson
Starred as Pete - a Logger
1938

Daredevil Drivers
1938

Sergeant Murphy
Sergeant Murphy
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Sergeant Connors
Tom Wilson
Starred as Slaughterhouse Horse Handler
1939

Angels Wash Their Faces
Angels Wash Their Faces
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Reporter
Tom Wilson
Starred as Policeman at Bowling Alley
1939

Dust Be My Destiny
1939

Hell's Kitchen
1939

Kid Nightingale
1939

King of the Underworld
1939

Smashing the Money Ring
Smashing the Money Ring
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Guard George Shelden
Tom Wilson
Starred as Convict 18701 in Print Shop
1940

Castle on the Hudson
Castle on the Hudson
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Warden's Clerk
Tom Wilson
Starred as Convict in Yard
1940

Money and the Woman
Money and the Woman
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Detective Driving Car
Tom Wilson
Starred as Mr. Crane
1941

Meet John Doe
Meet John Doe
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Uncredited
Tom Wilson
Starred as Radio Station Audience Member, Diner Patron
1941

Strange Alibi
Strange Alibi
Max Hoffman Jr.
Starred as Charlie - Rock Yard Guard
Tom Wilson
Starred as Prison Yard Guard
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