Chris-Pin Martin
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Rating Distribution
Based on 28 rated titles
Title
Year
Pulse
Stagecoach
as Chris (uncredited)
1939
45.6
The Ox-Bow Incident
as Poncho
1943
37.8
The Mark of Zorro
as Turnkey
1940
34.8
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty
as Waiter (uncredited)
1947
33.9
The Mask of Fu Manchu
as Potentate (uncredited)
1932
26.6
The Crowd
as Worker in Hallway (uncredited)
1928
26.2
Blood on the Moon
as Commissary Bartender (uncredited)
1948
25.6
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
as Fat Thief
1944
20.5
The Fugitive
as An Organ-Grinder
1947
19.5
Safe in Hell
as Jury Member (uncredited)
1931
17.3
The Hurricane
as Nagle's Mate (uncredited)
1937
15.1
Frontier Marshal
as Pete
1939
12.5
Mexican Hayride
as Mariachi Leader
1948
12.2
Belle Starr's Daughter
as Spanish George
1948
9.0
La Cucaracha
as Chiquita's Fan in Cafe (uncredited)
1934
8.5
Charlie Chan in Panama
as Sergeant Montero
1940
7.0
Mesa of Lost Women
as Pepe
1953
6.3
The Big House
as Inmate (uncredited)
1930
5.8
The Return of the Cisco Kid
as Gordito
1939
4.6
The Lady from Texas
as José
1951
4.5
Down Argentine Way
as Esteban
1940
1.8
Tropic Holiday
as Pancho
1938
1.6
Across to Singapore
as Sailor from the Santa Rosa (uncredited)
1928
1.5
Suspense
as Mexican Waiter (uncredited)
1946
1.0
The Cisco Kid
as Gordito
1931
0.8
The Gaucho
1927
0.7
Boots and Saddles
as Juan
1937
0.2
Robin Hood of Monterey
as Pancho
1947
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Chris-Pin Martin
Chris-Pin Martin has appeared in 28 titles, including 28 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Chris-Pin Martin's filmography is The Gaucho (1927).
The most recent title featuring Chris-Pin Martin is Mesa of Lost Women (1953).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Chris-Pin Martin is The Ox-Bow Incident with an IMDb rating of 8.
Chris-Pin Martin has been active for approximately 26 years, with credits spanning from 1927 to 1953.
Titles featuring Chris-Pin Martin currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.5.
The busiest years in Chris-Pin Martin's career include 1939, 1940, 1947.
