United Artists (UA) was an American film and television entertainment studio founded in 1919 by D. W. Griffith, Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, and Douglas Fairbanks. This is a list of feature films originally produced or distributed by United Artists, including those made overseas.

Note: The MGM films that United Artists distributed are now owned by Warner Bros. through Turner Entertainment Co.

This list also includes films that received the United Artists copyright.

1910s

Offices of United Artists in Boston (1919)
Release date Title Notes
May 13, 1919Broken Blossomsoriginally made for Famous Players–Lasky; bought by United Artists
September 1, 1919His Majesty, the Americanfirst United Artists-distributed production
December 28, 1919When the Clouds Roll By

1920s

Release date Title Notes
January 18, 1920Pollyanna
January 27, 1920Suds
April 25, 1920Down on the Farm
May 16, 1920Romancefilm is considered lost
June 13, 1920The Mollycoddle
August 22, 1920The Love Flower
September 3, 1920Way Down East
December 5, 1920The Mark of Zorro
January 9, 1921The Love Light
March 6, 1921The Nut
April 12, 1921Dream Street
May 5, 1921Through the Back Door
August 21, 1921Disraeli
August 28, 1921The Three Musketeers
September 15, 1921Little Lord Fauntleroy
October 9, 1921J'accuse
October 30, 1921The Iron Trail
December 28, 1921Orphans of the Storm
January 22, 1922The Ruling Passion
February 12, 1922A Doll's Housefilm is considered lost
March 19, 1922Fair Ladyfilm is considered lost
April 23, 1922The Glorious Adventure
August 5, 1922A Tailor-Made Man
August 27, 1922The Three Must-Get-Theres
October 1, 1922The Man Who Played God
October 2, 1922One Exciting Night
October 18, 1922Robin Hood
November 12, 1922Tess of the Storm Country
February 15, 1923The Girl I Loved
March 5, 1923The Shriek of Araby
May 21, 1923The White Rose
September 3, 1923Rosita
October 1, 1923A Woman of Paris
February 21, 1924Americaproduced by D. W. Griffith, Inc.
March 23, 1924The Thief of Bagdad
May 25, 1924Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
December 5, 1924Isn't Life Wonderful
February 15, 1925The Salvation Hunters
April 14, 1925Waking Up the Town
June 15, 1925Don Q, Son of Zorro
June 26, 1925The Gold Rush
July 6, 1925Wild Justicefilm is considered lost
August 2, 1925Sally of the Sawdust
October 18, 1925Little Annie Rooney
November 8, 1925The Eagle
November 16, 1925Stella Dallas[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 27, 1925Tumbleweeds
1926A Woman of the Seafilm is considered lost
February 15, 1926Partners Again[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
March 8, 1926The Black Pirate
March 14, 1926The Bat
September 5, 1926The Son of the Sheik
September 19, 1926Sparrows
October 14, 1926The Winning of Barbara Worth[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 27, 1927The Night of Love[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 5, 1927The General
March 11, 1927The Love of Sunya
March 12, 1927The Beloved Rogue
March 19, 1927Resurrection
July 24, 1927Topsy and Eva
September 10, 1927College
September 18, 1927The Magic Flame[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 23, 1927Two Arabian Knights
October 31, 1927My Best Girl
November 3, 1927The Devil Dancer[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
November 21, 1927The Gaucho
December 2, 1927Sorrell and Son
December 31, 1927The Dove
January 6, 1928The Circus
January 7, 1928Sadie Thompson
January 24, 1928Drums of Love
February 4, 1928The Garden of Eden
March 23, 1928Two Lovers[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
May 14, 1928Ramona
May 20, 1928Steamboat Bill, Jr.
May 27, 1928Tempest
September 1928The Woman Disputed
October 1928Revenge
October 12, 1928The Battle of the Sexes
November 17, 1928The Awakening[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
January 12, 1929The Rescue[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 22, 1929Lady of the Pavements
February 21, 1929The Iron Mask
April 6, 1929Coquette
April 20, 1929Alibidistribution only; produced by Feature Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 2, 1929Bulldog Drummond
May 11, 1929Eternal Love
June 1, 1929The Three Passions
June 8, 1929She Goes to War
June 22, 1929This Is Heaven[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
August 24, 1929Evangeline
September 15, 1929Three Live Ghosts
October 12, 1929Venusfilm is considered lost
November 3, 1929Condemned[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1929The Trespasser
November 16, 1929The Locked Door
November 30, 1929The Taming of the Shrew
December 28, 1929New York Nights

1930s

Release date Title Notes
January 18, 1930Lummox
February 8, 1930Be Yourself
March 1, 1930Puttin' On the Ritz
March 15, 1930Hell Harbor
May 3, 1930The Bad One
One Romantic Night[N 2]
July 24, 1930Raffles[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
August 30, 1930The Eyes of the World
September 13, 1930What a Widow!film is considered lost
October 5, 1930Whoopee![N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 11, 1930Du Barry, Woman of Passion
November 8, 1930Abraham Lincolndistribution only; produced by Feature Productions; directed by D. W. Griffith
November 13, 1930The Bat Whispers
November 15, 1930Hell's Angels[N 3]distribution only
November 28, 1930The Lottery Bride
December 20, 1930The Devil to Pay![N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 14, 1931One Heavenly Night[N 1]
January 30, 1931City Lights
February 21, 1931Reaching for the Moon
March 14, 1931Kiki
April 4, 1931The Front PageNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 16, 1931Indiscreet
September 5, 1931Street Scenedistribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 3, 1931Palmy Days
October 17, 1931The Age for Lovedistribution only; produced by The Caddo Company
October 28, 1931The Unholy Garden[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 28, 1931Corsair
December 10, 1931The Struggledirected by D. W. Griffith, his last film
December 12, 1931Around the World in 80 Minutes with Douglas Fairbanks
December 17, 1931Tonight or Never[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 26, 1931Arrowsmithdistribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 23, 1932Cock of the Air
February 13, 1932The Greeks Had a Word for Them[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
March 12, 1932Sky Devils
April 9, 1932Scarface[N 3]distribution only
April 16, 1932The Silver Lining
April 25, 1932Der Kongress tanzt
May 11, 1932Congress Dances
August 4, 1932White Zombie
August 19, 1932Mr. Robinson Crusoe
October 12, 1932Rain
November 2, 1932Magic Night
November 17, 1932The Kid from Spain[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 24, 1932Cynara[N 1]
February 3, 1933Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
March 11, 1933Perfect Understanding
March 16, 1933Secrets
May 19, 1933I Cover the Waterfrontproduced by Edward Small
June 28, 1933Samarang
August 25, 1933Bitter Sweet
September 3, 1933The Masquerade[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 21, 1933The Private Life of Henry VIIIdistribution only; produced by London Films Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 29, 1933The Emperor Jones
October 7, 1933The Bowery[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
November 2, 1933Broadway Through a Keyhole[N 4]
November 17, 1933Blood Money[N 4]
December 1, 1933Advice to the Lovelorn[N 4]
December 29, 1933Roman Scandalsdistribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 5, 1934Gallant Lady
January 19, 1934Moulin Rouge
January 26, 1934Palookaproduced by Edward Small
February 1, 1934Nana[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 9, 1934The Rise of Catherine the Greatproduced by London Films Productions
March 29, 1934Looking for Trouble[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
April 7, 1934The House of Rothschild[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1934The Last Gentleman[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
May 18, 1934Born to Be Bad[N 4]
May 29, 1934Sorrell and Son
August 15, 1934Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
August 24, 1934The Affairs of Cellini[N 4]
September 7, 1934The Count of Monte Cristoproduced by Edward Small
October 2, 1934Our Daily Bread
November 1, 1934We Live Again[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 2, 1934Transatlantic Merry-Go-Roundproduced by Edward Small
November 10, 1934Kid Millions[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 30, 1934The Private Life of Don Juandistribution only; produced by London Films Productions
December 21, 1934The Queen's Affair
December 23, 1934Don Quixote
The Mighty Barnum[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
January 25, 1935Clive of India[N 4]
February 7, 1935The Scarlet Pimpernelproduced by London Films Productions
February 22, 1935Folies Bergère de Paris[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
March 8, 1935The Wedding Night[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 20, 1935Les Misérables[N 4]distribution only, produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1935Cardinal Richelieu[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
May 17, 1935Let 'Em Have It
May 24, 1935Escape Me Never
June 19, 1935Nell Gwyndistribution only; Herbert Wilcox Productions (for) British & Dominions
June 26, 1935Sanders of the Riverproduced by London Films Productions
August 9, 1935The Call of the Wild[N 4]distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
September 8, 1935The Dark Angel[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 12, 1935Red Saluteproduced by Edward Small
October 13, 1935Barbary Coast[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 7, 1935The Melody Lingers Onproduced by Edward Small
November 22, 1935Splendor[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 9, 1936Mimi
January 24, 1936Strike Me Pink[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 7, 1936The Ghost Goes Westproduced by London Films Productions
February 25, 1936Modern Times
March 18, 1936These Three[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 2, 1936Little Lord Fauntleroydistribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
April 17, 1936Things to Comeproduced by London Films Productions
April 27, 1936The Amateur Gentlemandistribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions
May 13, 1936One Rainy Afternoon
July 1, 1936Moscow Nightsproduced by London Films Productions
September 4, 1936The Last of the Mohicansproduced by Edward Small
September 23, 1936Dodsworth[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 2, 1936The Gay Desperado
November 6, 1936Come and Get It[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 19, 1936The Garden of Allah[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
December 17, 1936Accuseddistribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions
December 25, 1936Rembrandtproduced by London Films Productions
December 25, 1936Beloved Enemy[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 18, 1937Men Are Not Godsproduced by London Films Productions
January 29, 1937You Only Live Once
February 19, 1937The Man Who Could Work Miraclesproduced by London Films Productions
February 25, 1937Storm in a Teacup
March 5, 1937Fire Over England
History Is Made at Nightproduced by Walter Wanger Productions
April 5, 1937Elephant Boyproduced by London Films Productions
April 18, 1937A Night of Terror
April 27, 1937A Star Is Born[N 6]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 7, 1937Woman Chases Man[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
May 19, 1937Dreaming Lips
June 14, 1937When Thief Meets Thief
July 2, 1937Dark Journey
July 23, 1937Knight Without Armorproduced by London Films Productions
August 6, 1937Stella Dallas[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
August 27, 1937Dead End[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 3, 1937The Prisoner of Zenda[N 2]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
October 29, 1937Stand-In
November 9, 1937The Hurricanedistribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1937Murder on Diamond Rowproduced by London Films Productions
November 19, 193752nd Street
November 25, 1937Nothing Sacred[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
January 14, 1938Action for Slanderdistribution only; produced by London Film Productions
I Met My Love Again
January 15, 1938The Divorce of Lady Xproduced by London Films Productions
February 4, 1938The Goldwyn Follies[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 11, 1938The Adventures of Tom Sawyer[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
March 18, 1938Gaiety Girlsproduced by London Films Productions
April 10, 1938Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel
April 15, 1938The Adventures of Marco Polo[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 25, 1938Troopshipproduced by London Films Productions
May 9, 1938Moonlight Sonata
June 17, 1938Blockade
August 1, 1938South Ridingdistribution only; Victor Saville Productions/London Film Productions
August 5, 1938Algiersdistribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions
August 7, 1938Vogues of 1938
September 9, 1938Dreamers of Glory
September 29, 1938The Drumdistribution only; produced by London Film Productions
October 14, 1938There Goes My Heart
November 3, 1938The Young in Heart[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
November 17, 1938The Cowboy and the Lady[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 28, 1938Trade Winds
December 29, 1938The Duke of West Pointproduced by Edward Small
January 12, 1939Topper Takes a Tripproduced by Hal Roach
February 10, 1939Made for Each Other[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
February 17, 1939King of the Turfproduced by Edward Small
March 2, 1939Stagecoachdistribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 7, 1939Wuthering Heights[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 9, 1939Prison Without Barsproduced by London Films Productions
April 21, 1939Zenobiaproduced by Hal Roach
May 26, 1939Captain Fury
July 13, 1939The Man in the Iron Maskproduced by Edward Small
July 28, 1939Winter Carnival
August 3, 1939The Four Feathersproduced by London Films Productions
August 18, 1939They Shall Have Music[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 22, 1939Intermezzo[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
September 29, 1939The Real Glory[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 7, 1939Eternally Yours
October 26, 1939The Housekeeper's Daughter
December 22, 1939Slightly Honorable
December 29, 1939Raffles[N 1]distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 30, 1939Of Mice and MenNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture

1940s

Release date Title Notes
January 19, 1940The Lion Has Wingsproduced by London Films Productions
February 16, 1940A Chump at Oxfordproduced by Hal Roach
March 1, 1940The House Across the Bay
March 22, 1940My Son, My Son!distribution only; produced by Edward Small
March 29, 1940Over the Moonproduced by London Films Productions
April 5, 1940One Million B.C.produced by Hal Roach
April 12, 1940Rebecca[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 3, 1940Saps at Seaproduced by Hal Roach
May 17, 1940Turnabout
May 20, 1940Conquest of the Airproduced by London Films Productions
May 24, 1940Our Towndistribution only; produced by Sol Lesser
July 19, 1940South of Pago Pagodistribution only; produced by Edward Small
August 9, 1940Captain Cautionproduced by Hal Roach
August 16, 1940Foreign Correspondentdistribution only; produced by Walter Wanger
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 30, 1940Kit Carsondistribution only; produced by Edward Small
September 13, 1940Pastor Hall
September 20, 1940The Westernerdistribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1940The Long Voyage Homedistribution only; produced by Argosy Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 29, 1940Contrabanddistribution only; produced by British National Films Company
December 25, 1940The Thief of Bagdaddistribution only; produced by London Films Productions
January 10, 1941The Son of Monte Cristodistribution only; produced by Edward Small
February 18, 1941Road Show
February 21, 1941Cheers for Miss Bishop
February 27, 1941So Ends Our Night
March 7, 1941The Great Dictatorproduced by Charles Chaplin Film Corporation
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 21, 1941Topper Returnsproduced by Hal Roach
April 3, 1941Pot o' Golddistribution only
April 20, 1941That Uncertain Feelingdistribution only; produced by Ernst Lubitsch/Sol Lesser Productions
April 30, 1941That Hamilton Womanproduced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc[1]
May 14, 1941Major Barbaradistribution only; produced by Gabriel Pascal Productions
June 13, 1941Broadway Limitedproduced by Hal Roach
June 23, 1941Kukan
July 4, 1941Sailors Three
September 10, 1941New Wine
September 12, 1941Tanks a Millionproduced by Hal Roach
September 25, 1941Lydiadistribution only; produced by London Films Productions
October 16, 1941International Ladydistribution only; produced by Edward Small
October 17, 1941Niagara Fallsproduced by Hal Roach
October 31, 1941Sundowndistribution only
All-American Co-Ed
November 14, 1941Miss Pollyproduced by Hal Roach
November 28, 1941The Corsican Brothersdistribution only; produced by Edward Small
Fiestaproduced by Hal Roach
December 25, 1941The Shanghai Gesture
January 2, 1942Hay Footproduced by Hal Roach
January 31, 1942Brooklyn Orchid
February 12, 1942Pimpernel SmithU.S. distribution only; produced by British National Films
March 6, 1942To Be or Not to Bedistribution only; produced by Romaine Film Corp[2]
March 13, 1942Dudes Are Pretty Peopleproduced by Hal Roach
April 3, 1942Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Bookdistribution only; produced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc.[3]
April 16, 1942About Facedistribution only; produced by Hal Roach Studios
A Gentleman After Dark
April 30, 1942Twin Bedsdistribution only; produced by Edward Small
May 22, 1942Flying with Music
May 23, 1942Ships with Wings
May 29, 1942Miss Annie Rooneydistribution only; produced by Edward Small
June 21, 1942Friendly Enemiesproduced by Edward Small
October 16, 1942One of Our Aircraft Is MissingU.S. distribution only;[4] produced by British National Films
October 22, 1942The Devil with Hitlerproduced by Hal Roach
October 23, 1942Undercover ManHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
October 27, 1942The Moon and Sixpencedistribution only; produced by David L. Loew-Albert Lewin, Inc[5]
October 30, 1942I Married a Witchsold to UA for release; co-produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions[6]
November 13, 1942Silver Queen
November 20, 1942Fall Inproduced by Hal Roach
November 27, 1942Jacare
December 11, 1942American Empire
December 18, 1942Lost CanyonHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
December 23, 1942In Which We ServeU.S. distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films[7]
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 31, 1942The McGuerins from Brooklyn
January 15, 1943The Powers Girl
January 22, 1943The Crystal Ballco-produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions[8]
January 29, 1943Calaboose
February 5, 1943Young and Willingdistribution only co-produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions[9]
The Outlawdistribution only; produced by Howard Hughes Productions
March 12, 1943Hoppy Serves a WritHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
April 2, 1943Border Patrol
April 15, 1943Hangmen Also Die!
April 16, 1943Taxi, Misterproduced by Hal Roach
May 1, 1943Lady of Burlesquedistribution only; produced by RKO Pictures
May 14, 1943Buckskin Frontier
May 21, 1943Prairie Chickensproduced by Hal Roach
May 28, 1943The Leather BurnersHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
May 28, 1943Nazty Nuisanceproduced by Hal Roach
June 18, 1943Colt ComradesHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 24, 1943Stage Door Canteendistribution only; produced by Principal Artists Productions
June 29, 1943Yanks Ahoyproduced by Hal Roach
July 11, 1943The Foreman Went to France
July 17, 1943Victory Through Air Power[N 7]distribution only; produced by Walt Disney Productions
August 2, 1943Hi Diddle Diddle
September 3, 1943Johnny Come Latelydistribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions
September 10, 1943The Kansan
October 1, 1943Bar 20Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
November 5, 1943False Colors
December 3, 1943Riders of the Deadline
December 24, 1943Jack London
December 30, 1943Three Russian Girls
December 31, 1943The Woman of the Town
February 8, 1944Texas MasqueradeHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
February 11, 1944The Bridge of San Luis Reyproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
March 3, 1944Voice in the Wind
March 17, 1944Knickerbocker Holiday
April 7, 1944Up in Mabel's Roomproduced by Edward Small
April 28, 1944LumberjackHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
May 28, 1944It Happened Tomorrowdistribution only
May 31, 1944Mystery Mandistribution only; Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 21, 1944Song of the Open Road
June 23, 1944Forty ThievesHopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 30, 1944Sensations of 1945
July 2, 1944The Hairy Ape
July 14, 1944Summer Stormdistribution only
July 20, 1944Since You Went Away[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 4, 1944Abroad with Two Yanksdistribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions
November 21, 1944Dark Watersproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 23, 1944Three Is a Family
December 8, 1944Guest in the Housedistribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
December 29, 1944Tomorrow, the World
January 5, 1945I'll Be Seeing You[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
January 6, 1945Mr. Emmanuel
March 31, 1945Delightfully Dangerous
April 7, 1945Brewster's Millionsproduced by Edward Small
April 21, 1945It's in the Bag!distribution only; produced by Manhattan Productions
April 26, 1945Blood on the Sun
April 30, 1945The Southerner
May 4, 1945The Life and Death of Colonel Blimpdistribution only; produced by The Archers
May 25, 1945The Great John L.
June 22, 1945Bedside Manner
July 13, 1945The Story of G.I. Joe
July 27, 1945Guest Wifedistribution only; produced by Greentree Productions
October 3, 1945Blithe Spiritdistribution only; produced by Two Cities Films
October 12, 1945Love on the Doledistribution only; produced by British National Films
October 17, 1945Paris Underground
November 15, 1945The Way to the Starsdistribution only; produced by Two Cities Films
November 22, 1945Captain Kidddistribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 30, 1945Getting Gertie's Garterdistribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions
December 28, 1945Spellbound[N 5]distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 11, 1946Abilene Towndistribution only; produced by Guild Productions
January 25, 1946Whistle Stopdistribution only; produced by Nero Films
February 15, 1946The Diary of a Chambermaiddistribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
February 26, 1946Breakfast in Hollywood
March 1, 1946Young Widow
May 10, 1946A Night in CasablancaProduced by Loma Vista Films, Inc.
June 17, 1946Henry Vdistribution only; produced by Two Cities Films
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 19, 1946A Scandal in Parisdistribution only; produced by Arnold Pressburger Films
August 2, 1946Mr. Aceproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
September 6, 1946The Bachelor's Daughters
Caesar and CleopatraU.S. distribution only; produced by Eagle-Lion Films
September 20, 1946Angel on My Shoulder
October 20, 1946Little Iodine
October 25, 1946The Strange Womandistribution only; co-produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions and Mars Film Corporation
November 15, 1946The Devil's PlaygroundHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
November 17, 1946The Chasedistribution only; produced by Nero Films
December 13, 1946Susie Steps Out
December 27, 1946Abie's Irish Rosedistribution only; produced by Bing Crosby Producers
January 31, 1947Fool's GoldHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
February 21, 1947The Fabulous Dorseys
February 28, 1947Carnegie Hall
March 16, 1947The Red Housedistribution only; produced by Sol Lesser Productions
March 28, 1947Unexpected GuestHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
April 4, 1947The Sin of Harold Diddlebock
April 11, 1947Monsieur Verdoux
April 18, 1947New Orleans
April 20, 1947The Macomber Affairproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
April 25, 1947The Private Affairs of Bel Ami
May 2, 1947Ramroddistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
May 9, 1947The Adventures of Don Coyote produced by Comet Productions
May 14, 1947The Other Lovedistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
May 15, 1947Fun on a Weekend
May 16, 1947Dishonored Ladydistribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
May 23, 1947Dangerous Venture
May 30, 1947Copacabanadistribution only; produced by Beacon Productions
June 21, 1947Stork Bites Man
July 1, 1947The MaraudersHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
July 18, 1947Hoppy's Holiday
August 23, 1947Curleyproduced by Hal Roach
August 29, 1947The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival
August 30, 1947The Roosevelt Story
September 5, 1947Lureddistribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
September 12, 1947Heaven Only Knows
October 7, 1947The Fabulous Joe
October 15, 1947Intrigue
October 31, 1947Christmas Eveproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 9, 1947Body and Souldistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
December 31, 1947The Paradine Casedistribution only; produced by Vanguard Films (Selznick)
January 1948Fanny by Gaslightproduced by Gainsborough Pictures
February 3, 1948On Our Merry Waydistribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
March 6, 1948Arch of Triumphdistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
March 14, 1948The Angry God
March 15, 1948Here Comes Trouble
March 16, 1948Sleep, My Love
March 19, 1948Silent ConflictHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
April 9, 1948Who Killed Doc Robbinproduced by Hal Roach
April 30, 1948The Dead Don't DreamHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
June 11, 1948Sinister Journey
June 1948So This Is New Yorkdistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
July 16, 1948Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven
July 21, 1948The Vicious Circle
July 23, 1948Borrowed TroubleHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
August 3, 1948Four Faces Westdistribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
August 24, 1948Pitfalldistribution only; produced Regal Films
September 3, 1948The Time of Your Life
September 10, 1948False ParadiseHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
September 17, 1948Red Riverdistribution only; produced by Monterey Productions
September 24, 1948Urubu
October 8, 1948Strange GambleHopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
October 15, 1948An Innocent Affair
November 5, 1948My Dear Secretary
November 19, 1948High Fury
December 15, 1948The Valiant Hombre
January 1949Siren of Atlantis
February 25, 1949Cover Updistribution only
March 11, 1949Jigsaw
April 1, 1949Impact
April 22, 1949The Crooked Waydistribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
May 2, 1949Outpost in Morocco
May 12, 1949Home of the Braveproduced by Stanley Kramer
May 13, 1949The Gay Amigo
May 20, 1949Championdistribution only; produced by Stanley Kramer
May 26, 1949The Lucky Stiff
May 27, 1949Africa Screamsdistribution only
June 14, 1949The Daring Caballero
August 13, 1949Too Late for Tearsdistribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
August 19, 1949Black Magicdistribution only; produced by Edward Small
September 30, 1949Red Lightdistribution only; produced by Roy Del Ruth Productions
October 5, 1949Under the Sun of Rome
October 7, 1949Satan's Cradle
October 26, 1949Without Honor
Just a Big Simple Life
November 4, 1949The Big Wheel
November 8, 1949The Great Dan Patch
November 25, 1949A Kiss for Corliss
December 23, 1949Mrs. Mikedistribution only; produced by Regal Films

1950s

Release date Title Notes
January 6, 1950Davy Crockett, Indian Scoutproduced by Edward Small
January 20, 1950Gun Crazy[N 6]distribution only; produced by King Brothers Productions
February 17, 1950Johnny Holidaydistribution only; produced by Alcorn Productions
February 24, 1950The Girl from San Lorenzo
March 3, 1950Love Happyproduced by Artists Alliance, Inc.
March 10, 1950Tehran
The Great Plane Robbery
March 24, 1950Quicksanddistribution only
April 21, 1950D.O.A.
May 5, 1950Johnny One-Eyeproduced by Benedict Bogeaus
May 11, 1950Champagne for Caesar
May 20, 1950So Young, So Bad
June 16, 1950The Iroquois Trailproduced by Edward Small
June 30, 1950If This Be SinU.S. distribution only;[10] produced by London Films
July 7, 1950The Second Womandistribution only
Once a Thief
July 20, 1950The Menproduced by Stanley Kramer
July 26, 1950The Underworld Storydistribution only; produced by FilmCraft Productions
August 4, 1950The Admiral Was a Ladydistribution only; produced by Roxbury Productions
October 22, 1950The Kangaroo Kid
November 16, 1950Cyrano de Bergeracproduced by Stanley Kramer
December 12, 1950The Sound of Fury
1951Cloudburst
February 8, 1951They Were Not Divided
March 8, 1951Three Husbands
March 29, 1951So Long at the Fair
April 6, 1951The Scarf
April 17, 1951Circle of Danger
April 20, 1951When I Grow Up
April 27, 1951The First Legion
The Man from Planet X
April 30, 1951Skipalong Rosenbloom
May 18, 1951New Mexico
June 11, 1951Four in a Jeep
June 14, 1951The Man with My Facedistribution only
June 28, 1951Three Steps North
July 1, 1951The Prowlerdistribution only
July 7, 1951Queen for a DayRobert Stillman Productions
July 13, 1951He Ran All the Waydistribution only
July 30, 1951Oliver Twistdistribution only; produced by Cineguild; first released in the UK in 1948
July 1951Two Gals and a GuyProduced by Weisner Brothers for Eagle-Lion Films
August 10, 1951Pardon My French
August 24, 1951St. Benny the Dipdistribution only
September 5, 1951Wicked City
September 9, 1951Gold Raiders
September 18, 1951Mr. Peek-a-Boo
September 21, 1951Mister Drake's DuckAngel Productions/Douglas Fairbanks Productions
September 24, 1951The Well
October 9, 1951Fort Defiance
October 16, 1951The Riverdistribution only; produced by Oriental International Films
November 2, 1951Tom Brown's Schooldaysdistribution only; produced by Talisman Productions
November 13, 1951The Big Night
December 2, 1951ScroogeU.S. distribution only; produced by George Minter Productions
December 31, 1951Hotel Sahara
January 6, 1952Another Man's Poison
The Lady Says No
January 11, 1952Chicago Callingtheatrical distribution only; owned by Warner Bros.
January 15, 1952A Tale of Five Cities
January 31, 1952The Green Glovedistribution only
February 5, 1952The Late Edwina Blackdistribution only; produced by Romulus Films
February 8, 1952Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory
February 20, 1952The African Queen[N 8]U.S. distribution only; produced by Horizon Pictures and Romulus Films
February 22, 1952One Big AffairFirst film in the post-February 1952 library owned by MGM
February 28, 1952Royal Journey
March 19, 1952Mutinydistribution only
March 26, 1952The Captive City
March 28, 1952Strange World
May 8, 1952Without Warning!distribution only
May 15, 1952Red Planet Mars
May 19, 1952The Singing Princessdistribution only
May 23, 1952The Fighter
June 20, 1952Confidence Girldistribution only
July 30, 1952High Noondistribution only; produced by Stanley Kramer Productions
August 2, 1952Actor's and Sin
August 4, 1952Island of Desiredistribution only; produced by Coronado Productions
August 12, 1952Park Row
September 12, 1952Untamed Women
September 26, 1952The Ring
October 15, 1952The Thief
October 23, 1952Limelightdistribution only; produced by Celebrated Productions
November 11, 1952Kansas City Confidentialdistribution only; produced by Edward Small
November 30, 1952Bwana Devilfirst 3-D feature film
December 4, 1952Outpost in Malaya
December 7, 1952Babes in Bagdad
December 14, 1952Monsoon
December 23, 1952Moulin Rougedistribution only; produced by Romulus Films
1953Genghis Khan
January 1, 1953The Gay Adventure
January 23, 1953Guerrilla Girl
January 30, 1953Luxury Girls
February 18, 1953The Magnetic Monsterproduced by Ivan Tors
February 27, 1953The Bandits of Corsicaproduced by Edward Small
March 27, 1953Son of the Renegade
April 22, 1953Venetian Bird
April 28, 1953Mahatma Gandhi: 20th Century Prophet
May 8, 1953That Man from Tangier
May 15, 1953Rough Shoot
Phantom from Space
May 27, 1953Raiders of the Seven Seasproduced by Edward Small
June 10, 1953The Twonky
June 19, 1953The Neanderthal Manproduced by Edward Small
June 26, 1953The Marshal's Daughter
July 8, 1953°The Moon Is Blue
July 10, 1953Return to Paradise
July 15, 1953Fort Algiers
July 20, 1953Volcano
July 22, 1953My Heart Goes Crazy
July 24, 1953Gun Beltproduced by Edward Small
July 31, 1953No Escape
Vice Squad
August 7, 1953Melba
August 14, 1953I, the Jurydistribution only; produced by Parklane Pictures Inc.
August 28, 1953War Paintproduced by Aubrey Schenck
September 4, 1953Sabre Jetproduced by Edward Small
September 12, 1953Captain Scarlett
September 18, 1953The Joe Louis Storydistribution only
September 25, 1953The Fake
September 30, 1953Donovan's Brain
October 2, 1953Mantrap
October 3, 195399 River Streetdistribution only; produced by Edward Small
October 9, 1953The Steel Ladyproduced by Edward Small
October 23, 1953The Village
October 27, 1953The Story of Gilbert and Sullivandistribution only; produced by London Films
November 9, 1953Stranger on the Prowl
November 13, 1953Shark River
November 18, 1953The Man BetweenU.S. distribution only; produced by London Films
November 20, 1953Captain John Smith and Pocahontasproduced by Edward Small
November 27, 1953Song of the Land
December 2, 1953Yesterday and Today
December 9, 1953The Conquest of EverestU.S. distribution only; produced by Group 3/British Lion
Wicked WomanProduced by Edward Small
December 16, 1953Die Jungfrau auf dem DachGerman language version of The Moon Is Blue
December 17, 1953Act of Lovedistribution only; produced by Benagoss Productions
January 14, 1954Riders to the Starsproduced by Ivan Tors
January 15, 1954Personal Affair
January 27, 1954Go, Man, Go!
February 5, 1954Beachheadproduced by Aubrey Schenck
February 10, 1954Dragon's Gold
February 22, 1954Top Banana
February 27, 1954Overland Pacificproduced by Edward Small
March 1, 1954The Scarlet Spear
South of Algiers
March 2, 1954A Queen's World Tour
March 3, 1954Heidi
March 12, 1954Beat the Devil[N 9]U.S. distribution only; produced by Romulus Films, Dear Film, and Santana Pictures Corporation
April 1, 1954Southwest Passageproduced by Edward Small
April 15, 1954Witness to Murder
April 25, 1954The Lone Gun
May 20, 1954Captain Kidd and the Slave Girlproduced by Edward Small
May 26, 1954The Long Wait
May 1954The Yellow Tomahawk
June 4, 1954Challenge the Wild
June 5, 1954Gogdistribution only; produced by Ivan Tors
June 14, 1954Hobson's ChoiceU.S. distribution only; produced by London Film Productions/British Lion
June 18, 1954The Million Pound NoteU.S. distribution only; produced by Group Film Productions (UK)
June 30, 1954Return to Treasure Island
July 1, 1954The Lawless Rider
July 9, 1954Apacheproduced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Linden Productions
July 28, 1954The Diamond Wizard
Crossed Swords
August 2, 1954Victory at Sea
August 5, 1954Adventures of Robinson Crusoedistribution only; produced in Mexico by Producciones Tepeyac
Malta StoryU.S. distribution only; produced by Theta Film Productions
September 1, 1954The Little KidnappersU.S. distribution only; produced by Group Film Productions
September 3, 1954Down Three Dark Streetsproduced by Edward Small and Levy-Gardner-Laven
September 4, 1954Khyber Patrolproduced by Edward Small
Jesse James' Women
September 17, 1954Suddenlydistribution only
September 29, 1954The Barefoot Contessadistribution only; produced by Figaro; filmed in Italy
September 1954Shield for Murderproduced by Aubrey Schenck
October 4, 1954Operation Manhunt
October 6, 1954Sitting Bull
October 29, 1954The Golden Mistress
November 4, 1954You Know What Sailors Are
November 5, 1954Beautiful Stranger
November 1954The White Orchid
The Snow Creature
December 21, 1954Romeo and JulietU.S. distribution only; produced by Universalcine, Verona Produzione (Italy)
December 25, 1954Vera Cruzproduced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Flora Productions
December 31, 1954Black Tuesday
December 1954The Steel Cage
January 15, 1955The BeachcomberU.S. distribution only; produced by London Independent Producers
January 26, 1955Battle Taxiproduced by Ivan Tors
February 2, 1955Sabaka
March 3, 1955Big House, U.S.A.produced by Aubrey Schenck
March 23, 1955Stranger on Horseback
April 10, 1955The Purple Plain
April 11, 1955Canyon Crossroads
Martyproduced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Steven Productions
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 15, 1955A Bullet for Joeydistribution only
May 18, 1955Kiss Me Deadlydistribution only
May 30, 1955Robbers' Roost
May 1955Top of the World
June 5, 1955The Big Bluffdistribution only
June 21, 1955Summertimedistribution only; produced by London Films
June 1955The Sea Shall Not Have Themdistribution only[11]
Break to FreedomU.S. distribution only;[12] produced by Angel Productions
July 25, 1955The Man Who Loved RedheadsU.S. distribution only;[13] produced by London Films
July 1955Not as a StrangerProduced by Stanley Kramer
August 10, 1955The Kentuckianproduced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and James Productions
September 12, 1955Othellodistribution only; produced by Marceau Films
September 29, 1955The Night of the Hunterproduced by Paul Gregory Productions
September 30, 1955The Naked Streetproduced by Edward Small
October 1, 1955Killer's Kissdistribution only
October 4, 1955Fort Yumaproduced by Aubrey Schenck
October 25, 1955The Big Knife
October 26, 1955King's Rhapsody
October 29, 1955Gentlemen Marry Brunettes
November 5, 1955Man with the Gun
November 18, 1955Desert Sandsproduced by Aubrey Schenck
November 29, 1955The Good Die Young
December 12, 1955Heidi and Peter
December 14, 1955The Man with the Golden Armproduced by Otto Preminger Films
December 16, 1955Storm Fear
December 21, 1955The Indian Fighterproduced by Bryna Productions
Top Gunproduced by Edward Small
1956Aan
The Tiger and the Flameproduced by Minerva Movietone; dubbed Indian film originally released as Jhansi Ki Rani
The Extra Day
January 1956Three Bad Sistersproduced by Aubrey Schenck
February 1, 1956Let's Make Up
February 3, 1956The Killer Is Loose
February 8, 1956Time Tabledistribution only
February 1956Manfish
March 1956Comanche
Ghost Town
March 27, 1956Patterns
March 28, 1956Alexander the Great
April 26, 1956The Quatermass Xperimentproduced by Hammer Film Productions
April 1956The Broken Starproduced by Aubrey Schenck
May 3, 1956Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucersproduced by Ivan Tors
May 9, 1956Crime Against Joeproduced by Aubrey Shenck
May 11, 1956Nightmareproduced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 28, 1956Foreign Intrgue
May 30, 1956Trapezeproduced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions, Joanna Productions and Susan Productions
May 1956Quincannon, Frontier Scoutproduced by Aubrey Schenck
June 6, 1956The Killingdistribution only
June 12, 1956A Kiss Before Dyingproduced by Crown Productions
June 1956The Black Sleepproduced by Aubrey Schenck
Shadow of Fear
July 1956Johnny Concho
July 26, 1956The Ambassador's Daughter
July 30, 1956Run for the Sun
Rebel in Townproduced by Aubrey Schenck
August 1956The Beast of Hollow Mountain
August 9, 1956Huk!
September 15, 1956Gun Brothersproduced by Edward Small
September 1956Bandido
October 8, 1956Flight to Hong Kongproduced by Harold Hecht Films and Daiei Motion Picture Company
October 10, 1956The Boss
October 17, 1956Attack
Around the World in 80 DaysWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 30, 1956Man from Del Rio
November 1, 1956Running Target
November 2, 1956Hot Cars
Emergency Hospital
November 15, 1956Gun the Man Down
November 17, 1956The Sharkfighters
November 1956The Peacemaker
December 12, 1956The Brass Legend
December 21, 1956The Wild Party
The King and Four Queens
December 22, 1956Dance With Me, Henry
January 1957Drango
The Halliday Brand
January 9, 1957Crime of Passion
January 11, 1957Four Boys and a Gun
January 26, 1957Men in War
January 30, 19575 Steps to Danger
February 1, 1957Tomahawk Trailproduced by Aubrey Schenck
February 1957Voodoo Island
Pharaoh's Curse
March 1957Revolt at Fort Laramie
March 1, 1957The Delinquents
March 11, 1957The Big Boodle
March 15, 1957Hit and Run
March 21, 1957War Drumsproduced by Aubrey Schenck
March 28, 1957The Big Caperproduced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 1957The Iron Sheriffproduced by Edward Small
April 10, 1957The Bachelor Partyproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Norma Productions
April 13, 195712 Angry MenNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 19, 1957Fury at Showdown
April 29, 1957The Ride Back
May 1, 1957Gun Duel in Durango
May 4, 1957Spring Reunionproduced by Bryna Productions
May 8, 1957Saint Joan
May 29, 1957Monkey on My Backproduced by Edward Small
May 1957Bailout at 43,000produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 1957The Vampire
The Monster That Challenged the Worldproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
Bayou
July 4, 1957Sweet Smell of Successproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Norma Productions and Curtleigh Productions
July 10, 1957The Pride and the Passionproduced by Stanley Kramer
July 12, 1957Trooper Hook
July 22, 1957Jungle Heatproduced by Aubrey Schenck
July 1957The Buckskin Lady
Outlaw's Son
Hidden Fear
Bop Girl Goes CalypsoProduced by Aubrey Schenck
August 1, 1957Valerie
August 21, 1957The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown
August 30, 1957Chicago Confidentialproduced by Edward Small
August 1957My Gun Is Quick
Lady of Vengeance
September 2, 1957The Careless Yearsproduced by Bryna Productions and Michael Productions
September 8, 1957Satchmo the Great
September 24, 1957The Girl in Black Stockingsproduced by Edward Small
September 1957Street of Sinners
Gunsight Ridge
Quatermass 2produced by Hammer Film Productions
October 9, 1957The Monte Carlo StoryItalian film produced by Titanus; distribution only
October 23, 1957Time Limit
October 1957Hell Bound
November 1, 1957Ride Out for Revengeproduced by Bryna Productions
December 1, 1957Man on the Prowl
December 11, 1957Baby Face Nelson
December 17, 1957Legend of the Lost
December 20, 1957The Dalton Girlsproduced by Aubrey Schenck
December 25, 1957Paths of Gloryproduced by Bryna Productions and Harris-Kubrick Pictures
1958The Betrayal
Cross-UpProduced by Tempean Films, Ltd (UK); US distribution only[14]
January 1958Gun Fever
February 1, 1958Fort Bowieproduced by Aubrey Schenck
February 6, 1958Witness for the ProsecutionNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 8, 1958The Quiet AmericanFigaro
February 1958The Steel Bayonet
Lost Lagoon
March 27, 1958Run Silent, Run Deepproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Jeffrey Productions
April 2, 1958The Flame Barrier
April 1958The Return of Dracula
May 9, 1958Paris Holidaydistribution only; produced by Tolda Productions
May 10, 1958Thunder Road
May 14, 1958Toughest Gun in Tombstoneproduced by Edward Small
May 1958Fort Massacreproduced by Mirisch Company
Edge of Fury
Island Women
June 4, 1958The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold
June 28, 1958The Vikingsproduced by Brynaprod and Curtleigh Productions
Kings Go Forth
June 1958Wink of an Eye
July 30, 1958La ParisienneLes Films Ariane
July 1958I Bury the Living
August 13, 1958God's Little Acre
August 14, 1958It! The Terror from Beyond Spaceproduced by Edward Small
Curse of the Faceless Man
August 25, 1958Terror in a Texas Town
September 27, 1958The Defiant Onesproduced by Stanley Kramer Productions, Lomitas Productions and Curtleigh Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 1958The Gun Runners
October 1, 1958Man of the Westproduced by Mirisch Company
Cop Hater
October 29, 1958Ten Days to Tulara
October 1958The Fearmakers
The Big Country
Hong Kong Confidentialproduced by Edward Small
Face in the Night
November 11, 1958The Horse's Mouth
November 18, 1958I Want to Live!
November 26, 1958Anna Lucasta
November 1958The Mugger
December 3, 1958China Doll
December 25, 1958Separate Tablesproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Clifton Productions

Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture

December 1958Lonelyhearts
The Lost Missile
Machete
1959Mark of the Phoenix
January 23, 1959Escort West
January 1959Guns Girls and Gangstersproduced by Edward Small
Operation Murder
February 18, 1959The Last Mile
March 15, 1959Mustang!
March 20, 1959Alias Jesse James
March 29, 1959Some Like It Hotproduced by Mirisch Company
April 1959Riot in Juvenile Prisonproduced by Edward Small
May 15, 1959Invisible Invaders
May 29, 1959Pork Chop Hill
May 1959The Gunfight at Dodge Cityproduced by Mirisch Company
June 10, 1959The Man in the Net
The Naked Maja
June 12, 1959The Horse Soldiersproduced by Mirisch Company
July 3, 1959The Hound of the Baskervillesdistribution only; produced by Hammer Films
July 15, 1959A Hole in the Head
July 17, 1959Ten Seconds to Hell
June 24, 1959Shake Hands with the Devil
June 1959The Rabbit Trapproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Canon Productions and Anne Productions
July 1959Day of the Outlaw
August 20, 1959The Devil's Discipleproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Films and Brynaprod in the UK
August 1959Cry Toughproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Canon Productions and Anne Productions
September 10, 1959The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery
September 1959Cast a Long Shadow
Inside the Mafiaproduced by Edward Small
October 1, 1959The Wonderful Country
October 15, 1959Odds Against Tomorrowdistribution only, Harbel Productions, Inc.
October 1959Pier 5, Havanaproduced by Edward Small
Counterplot
November 10, 1959Happy Anniversary
November 13, 1959The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drakeproduced by Edward Small
November 22, 1959Timbuktuproduced by Edward Small but had his name removed
December 1, 1959Take a Giant Stepproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Sheila Productions
December 17, 1959On the Beachproduced by Stanley Kramer
December 20, 1959A Dog's Best Friendproduced by Edward Small
December 25, 1959Solomon and Sheba
December 1959Vice Raid

1960s

Release date Title Notes
January 1, 1960And Quiet Flows the Don
Gunfighters of Abileneproduced by Edward Small
February 1960The Pusher
March 1960Oklahoma Territoryproduced by Edward Small
Three Came to Kill
April 6, 1960The Unforgivenproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and James Productions
April 13, 1960The Boy and the Piratesproduced by Bert I. Gordon
April 14, 1960The Fugitive Kind
May 1, 1960Noose for a Gunmanproduced by Edward Small
June 15, 1960The Apartmentproduced by Mirisch Company
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 22, 1960The Gallant Hours
June 27, 1960The Trials of Oscar Wildeproduced by Warwick Films in the Uk
June 29, 1960Elmer GantryNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 1960The Music Box Kidproduced by Edward Small
Macumba Love
July 17, 1960The Last Days of PompeiiItalian film
July 21, 1960Inherit the Windproduced by Stanley Kramer
July 1960Cage of Evilproduced by Edward Small
September 1960Studs Lonigan
October 12, 1960The Magnificent Sevenproduced by Mirisch Company
October 24, 1960The AlamoNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 1960The Walking Targetproduced by Edward Small
November 1, 1960Never on SundayGreek film
November 14, 1960The Facts of Lifedistribution only
December 14, 1960A Terrible Beauty
December 15, 1960ExodusCarlyle-Alpina, S.A.
January 7, 1961Five Guns to Tombstoneproduced by Edward Small
February 1, 1961The Misfitsproduced by Seven Arts Productions
February 1961Police Dog Storyproduced by Edward Small
Frontier Uprising
March 26, 1961The Hoodlum Priest
April 8, 1961Operation Bottleneckproduced by Edward Small
April 26, 1961The Snake Woman
April 1961Minotaur, the Wild Beast of Crete
May 1, 1961Gun Fightproduced by Edward Small
May 5, 1961The Gambler Wore a Gun
May 24, 1961The Young Savagesproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Contemporary Productions
May 27, 1961The Last Time I Saw Archie
May 31, 1961A Matter of Morals
June 10, 1961When the Clock Strikesproduced by Edward Small
June 28, 1961The Naked Edge
Three on a Spreeproduced by Edward Small
June 29, 1961Goodbye Again
June 1961The Revolt of the SlavesItalian film
July 10, 1961Fate of a Man
July 19, 1961By Love Possessedproduced by Mirisch Company
July 25, 1961Mary Had a Little...produced by Edward Small
July 1961The Cat Burglar
You Have to Run Fast
August 17, 1961Teenage Millionaire
August 23, 1961The Young Doctors
September 27, 1961Paris Blues
September 1961The Flight That Disappearedproduced by Edward Small
Secret of Deep Harbor
October 10, 1961Town Without Pityproduced by Mirisch Company
October 18, 1961West Side Storyproduced by Mirisch Company
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 1961Boy Who Caught a Crookproduced by Edward Small
The Explosive Generation
November 5, 1961Gun Street
December 15, 1961One, Two, Threeproduced by Mirisch Company
December 16, 1961Summer of the Seventeenth Dollproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions
December 19, 1961The Children's Hourproduced by Mirisch Company
Judgment at Nurembergproduced by Stanley Kramer
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 20, 1961The Happy Thieves
December 22, 1961X-15
December 23, 1961Something Wildproduced by Prometheus Enterprises Inc.
December 25, 1961Pocketful of Miracles
December 27, 1961The Clown and the Kidproduced by Edward Small
1962Court Martial
January 1962The Nun and the Sergeant
February 10, 1962Sergeants 3
February 22, 1962The Magic Swordco-production with Bert I. Gordon Productions
February 1962Deadly Duoproduced by Edward Small
Saintly Sinners
April 11, 1962Follow That Dreamproduced by Mirisch Company
Ursus
April 19, 1962Jessica
May 1, 1962Geronimoproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
May 15, 1962Doctor Blood's Coffinproduced by Edward Small
May 16, 1962Incident in an Alley
May 22, 1962The Road to Hong KongProduced by Melnor Films in the UK
May 1962War Hunt
June 13, 1962Jack the Giant Killerproduced by Edward Small
June 13, 1962The Valiant
June 25, 1962Animas Trujano
July 3, 1962Birdman of Alcatrazproduced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Norma Productions
July 28, 1962The Miracle Workerproduced by Playfilm Productions
August 29, 1962Kid Galahadproduced by Mirisch Company
September 16, 1962Hero's Island
September 1962Sword of the Conqueror
October 24, 1962The Manchurian Candidate
Eyes Without a FaceFrench film
Tower of London
October 31, 1962The Vampire and the Ballerina
November 24, 1962Two for the Seesawproduced by Mirisch Company
December 1, 1962Electra
December 2, 1962Pressure Point
December 8, 1962Beauty and the Beastproduced by Edward Small
December 19, 1962Taras Bulbaproduced by Harold Hecht Productions, Curtleigh Productions and Avala Film
1963The Great Van Robbery
So Evil, So Young
January 11, 1963A Child Is Waitingproduced by Stanley Kramer
March 6, 1963Amazons of Rome
Diary of a Madmanproduced by Robert Kent Productions/Admiral Pictures
March 20, 1963Five Miles to Midnight
April 24, 1963Love Is a Ball
May 8, 1963Dr. Noproduced by Eon Productions
May 15, 1963I Could Go On Singing
June 5, 1963Irma la Douceproduced by Mirisch Company
June 14, 1963Call Me Bwanaproduced by Eon Productions
June 17, 1963The Mouse on the MoonProduced by Walter Shenson Films (UK)
July 4, 1963The Great Escapeproduced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1963Toys in the Atticproduced by Mirisch Company
August 21, 1963The Caretakersproduced by Hall Bartlett Productions, Inc.
September 18, 1963My Son, the HeroItalian film
September 1963Twice-Told Talesproduced by Edward Small
October 1, 1963Lilies of the FieldNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 2, 1963Johnny Cool
Stolen Hoursproduced by Mirisch Company
October 6, 1963Tom Jonesproduced by Woodfall Films
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 7, 1963It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Worldproduced by Stanley Kramer in Ultra Panavision
November 13, 1963McLintock!distribution only; produced by Batjac Productions
December 18, 1963The Ceremony
Kings of the Sunproduced by Mirisch Company
December 23, 1963Ladybug Ladybugproduced by Francis Productions Inc.
March 19, 1964The World of Henry Orientproduced by Pan Arts Company
March 20, 1964The Pink Pantherproduced by Mirisch Company
February 26, 1964One Man's Way
March 25, 1964Flight from Ashiya
April 5, 1964The Best Man
May 27, 1964From Russia with Loveproduced by Eon Productions
June 8, 1964That Man from Rio
June 23, 1964A Shot in the Darkproduced by Mirisch Company
June 24, 1964633 Squadronproduced by Mirisch Company
June 1964For Those Who Think Young
August 11, 1964A Hard Day's Night[N 10]produced by Walter Shenson Films/Proscenium Films
September 2, 1964The 7th Dawn
September 16, 1964The Secret Invasion
September 17, 1964Topkapi
September 30, 1964Woman of Straw
October 14, 1964Invitation to a Gunfighter
November 21, 1964Four Days in November
December 22, 1964Kiss Me, Stupidproduced by Mirisch Company
January 9, 1965Goldfingerproduced by Eon Productions
January 26, 1965How to Murder Your Wife
February 15, 1965The Greatest Story Ever Told
February 19, 1965Ferry Cross the MerseyProduced by Subafilms in the UK
March 7, 1965The TrainShot in France in English
April 14, 1965The Satan Bugproduced by Mirisch Company
April 28, 1965Masquerade
May 12, 1965Mister Moses
June 18, 1965I'll Take Swedenproduced by Edward Small
June 22, 1965What's New Pussycat?Produced by Famous Artists Productions; shot in France
June 23, 1965The Hallelujah Trailproduced by Mirisch Company
June 30, 1965The Knack ...and How to Get ItWoodfall Film Productions (UK); distribution only
July 7, 1965The Glory Guysproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
August 25, 1965Help!produced by Walter Shenson Films/Subafilms
September 15, 1965Billie
October 20, 1965A Rage to Liveproduced by Mirisch Company
November 16, 1965Return from the Ashesproduced by Mirisch Company
December 13, 1965A Thousand ClownsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 18, 1965Viva Maria!distribution only
December 22, 1965Thunderballproduced by Eon Productions
February 21, 1966Lord Love a Duck
March 4, 1966The Group
March 15, 1966Hamlet
March 30, 1966Cast a Giant Shadowproduced by Mirisch Company
March 31, 1966Frankie and Johnnyproduced by Edward Small
May 17, 1966Up to His Ears
May 25, 1966The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Comingproduced by Mirisch Company
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 1966Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title
June 8, 1966Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!
June 15, 1966Duel at Diablo
June 15, 1966Khartoumdistribution only; Julian Blaustein Productions (UK)
August 1, 1966Mademoiselledistribution only; Woodfall Film Productions (UK)
August 1, 1966Namu, the Killer Whale
August 31, 1966What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?produced by Mirisch Company
September 14, 1966Ambush Bayproduced by Aubrey Schenck
October 10, 1966Hawaiiproduced by Mirisch Company
October 16, 1966A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
October 19, 1966The Fortune Cookieproduced by Mirisch Company
Return of the Seven
October 24, 196610:30 P.M. Summer
December 15, 1966After the Fox
January 18, 1967A Fistful of Dollarsdistribution only
February 22, 1967Marat/Sade
March 9, 1967How to Succeed in Business Without Really Tryingproduced by Mirisch Company
March 16, 1967PersonaSwedish film directed by Ingmar Bergman
March 1967Finders Keepers
April 24, 1967The Sailor from Gibraltar
April 26, 1967Eight on the Lam
May 10, 1967For a Few Dollars Moredistribution only; produced by Alberto Grimaldi
May 22, 1967The Honey Pot
May 24, 1967The Way Westproduced by Harold Hecht Corporation
June 13, 1967You Only Live Twiceproduced by Eon Productions
July 31, 1967The Whisperers
August 2, 1967In the Heat of the Nightproduced by Mirisch Company
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 3, 1967Beach Red
September 15, 1967Track of Thunder
October 23, 1967How I Won the War
November 1, 1967Hour of the Gunproduced by Mirisch Company
November 10, 1967The Hills Run Red
Matchless
November 22, 1967Operation Kid Brother
December 4, 1967Clambakeproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
December 6, 1967Kill a Dragonproduced by Aubrey Schenck
Navajo Joe
December 18, 1967Live for Lifedistribution only
December 20, 1967Billion Dollar Brainproduced by Harry Saltzman
Fitzwillyco-production with Mirisch Company
December 29, 1967The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
January 3, 1968The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultzproduced by Edward Small
February 14, 1968Danger Routeproduced by Amicus Productions
April 2, 1968The Scalphuntersproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
April 4, 1968The Partyproduced by Mirisch Company
April 24, 1968Yours, Mine and Oursproduced by Desilu Productions
May 8, 1968The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrelldistribution only; produced by John Beck-Naho Productions
May 15, 1968The Devil's Brigadeproduced by David L. Wolper
June 28, 1968The World of Hans Christian AndersenAmerican distribution: produced in Japan by Toei Doga
June 5, 1968Attack on the Iron Coastproduced by Oakmont Productions
June 19, 1968The Thomas Crown Affairproduced by Mirisch Company
June 25, 1968The Bride Wore Black
July 19, 1968Inspector Clouseauproduced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1968Hang 'Em High
July 1968Thunderbirds Are Goproduced by Century 21 Cinema and Associated Television
September 1968Shock Troops
The Ugly Ones
September 18, 1968Salt and Pepper
October 11, 1968The Charge of the Light Brigade
October 14, 1968Paper Lion
November 13, 1968A Quiet Place in the Country
November 15, 1968Yellow Submarinedistribution only; produced by King Features Syndicate and Subafilms Ltd
November 20, 1968Thunderbird 6produced by Century 21 Cinema and Associated Television
December 13, 1968The Mercenary
December 18, 1968Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
The Night They Raided Minsky'sproduced by Tandem Productions
December 1968Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell
January 15, 1969More Dead Than Aliveproduced by Aubrey Schenck
January 17, 1969Fellini's Satyriconco-produced by Alberto Grimaldi
February 19, 1969Play Dirtyproduced by Harry Saltzman
February 21, 1969A Twist of Sand
February 28, 1969Some Girls Do
March 26, 1969Support Your Local Sheriff!
April 1, 1969Sam Whiskeyproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
April 18, 1969Mississippi Mermaid
April 25, 1969If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgiumproduced by David L. Wolper
April 30, 1969Hannibal Brooks
May 7, 1969Impassedistribution only
May 7, 1969Sinful Daveyproduced by Mirisch Company
May 7, 1969Where It's At
May 27, 1969Popi
May 28, 1969Guns of the Magnificent Sevenproduced by Mirisch Company
June 11, 1969The First Time
June 25, 1969Death Rides a Horse
July 2, 1969Sabataco produced by Alberto Grimaldi
July 30, 1969Midnight CowboyWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 1969The Thousand Plane Raidproduced by Oakmont Productions
August 20, 1969Alice's Restaurant
August 21, 1969Number One
August 27, 1969The Bridge at Remagenproduced by David L. Wolper
August 1969Submarine X-1produced by Oakmont Productions
September 28, 1969The Bed-Sitting Room
October 1, 1969Some Kind of a Nutproduced by Mirisch Company
October 2, 1969The File of the Golden Gooseproduced by Edward Small
October 15, 1969Young Billy Young
October 24, 1969Battle of Britain
October 29, 1969The Secret of Santa Vittoriaproduced by Stanley Kramer
November 25, 1969Crossplot
December 2, 1969The Sex of Angels
December 16, 1969Gaily, Gaily
December 18, 1969On Her Majesty's Secret Serviceproduced by Eon Productions
December 21, 1969The Happy Ending
December 23, 1969Three
December 1969Out of It

1970s

Release date Title Notes
February 18, 1970What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?
March 16, 1970Love Is a Funny Thing
March 20, 1970Hell Boatsproduced by Oakmont Productions
March 27, 1970Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You
Women in Love
April 29, 1970Halls of Angerproduced by Mirisch Company
May 8, 1970The Last Escapeproduced by Oakmont Productions
May 13, 1970Leo the Last
May 15, 1970Let It Beproduced by Apple Films
May 20, 1970The Landlordproduced by Mirisch Company
May 27, 1970Cotton Comes to Harlem
The Way We Live Now
May 28, 1970The Passion of Anna
May 1970One More Time
June 17, 1970The Hawaiiansproduced by Mirisch Company
June 1970The Christine Jorgensen Storyproduced by Edward Small
July 1, 1970Mosquito Squadronproduced by Oakmont Productions
July 10, 1970They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!produced by Mirisch Company
July 15, 1970The Revolutionary
July 28, 1970The Angel Levine
August 12, 1970Pound
August 21, 1970Adiós, Sabataproduced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 2, 1970Barquero
September 4, 1970Hornets' Nest
September 9, 1970The Wild Child
September 11, 1970Kesdistribution only
September 23, 1970Pieces of Dreams
September 30, 1970The Crook
October 2, 1970Give Her the Moon
October 7, 1970Ned Kelly
Undergroundproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
October 21, 1970Burn!produced by Alberto Grimaldi
October 28, 1970The McKenzie Breakproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
October 29, 1970The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
October 1970Cannon for Cordobaproduced by Mirisch Company
November 3, 1970A.k.a. Cassius Clay
November 10, 1970Where's Poppa?
November 18, 1970The Adventures of Gerard
1970Dougal and the Blue CatAmerican distribution only
January 1971The Bridge in the Jungle
February 17, 1971The Music Lovers
February 19, 1971Cold Turkey
April 9, 1971Valdez Is Coming
April 28, 1971Bananas
May 12, 1971Mrs. Pollifax-Spy
May 26, 1971Support Your Local Gunfighter
June 30, 1971What's the Matter with Helen?
July 14, 1971The Hunting Partyproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
July 21, 1971Wake in Fright[N 11]distribution only, produced by NLT Productions and Group W Films
July 28, 1971Von Richthofen and Brown
August 1, 1971Doc
August 4, 1971Lawman
September 1, 1971Return of SabataProduced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 8, 1971Sunday Bloody Sunday
September 22, 1971Lady LibertyItaly
October 20, 1971The Organizationproduced by Mirisch Company
November 3, 1971Fiddler on the Roofproduced by Mirisch Company
Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 10, 1971200 Motels
Jennifer on My Mind
December 1, 1971Born to Win
December 12, 1971The Decameronco produced by Alberto Grimaldi
December 14, 1971The Hospital
December 17, 1971Diamonds Are Foreverproduced by Eon Productions
February 2, 1972The Visitors
May 12, 1972Chato's Land
May 17, 1972The Honkers
June 30, 1972Duck, You Sucker!
July 14, 1972Fuzz
July 21, 1972Pulp
August 1, 1972The Magnificent Seven Ride!produced by Mirisch Company
August 4, 1972Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex * But Were Afraid to Ask
August 30, 1972Money Talks
September 6, 1972The Mechanic
September 8, 1972Man of the Eastproduced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 20, 1972Hammer
October 4, 1972Hickey & Boggs
October 15, 1972Roma
October 20, 1972Last Tango in Parisco produced by Alberto Grimaldi
November 1, 1972Superbeast
November 17, 1972Daughters of Satan
December 13, 1972Man of La Manchaproduced by Alberto Grimaldi
December 15, 1972Avanti!
December 20, 1972Across 110th Street
January 1973Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall
The Outside Man
February 11, 1973Lady Caroline Lamb
February 16, 1973The Long Goodbye
March 14, 1973Tom Sawyer
April 20, 1973Scorpioproduced by Mirisch Company
May 10, 1973The Offence
June 8, 1973Theatre of Blood
August 3, 1973Jeremy
August 24, 1973Cops and Robbers
August 29, 1973White Lightningproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
September 14, 1973I Escaped from Devil's Island
September 21, 1973The Spook Who Sat by the Door
September 26, 1973Harry in Your Pocket
October 26, 1973Five on the Black Hand Side
November 14, 1973The Heroes
February 13, 1974Thieves Like Us
February 27, 1974Busting
March 15, 1974Visit to a Chief's Son
March 20, 1974Billy Two Hats
March 29, 1974Live and Let Dieproduced by Eon Productions
May 1, 1974The Spikes Gangco produced by Mirisch Company
May 10, 1974Electra Glide in Blue
May 17, 1974Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
May 24, 1974Huckleberry Finn
June 7, 1974Where the Lilies Bloom
June 26, 1974Sleeper
July 17, 1974Mr. Majestykproduced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1974Bank Shot
August 14, 1974Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
August 30, 1974Amazing Grace
September 25, 1974Juggernaut
October 2, 1974The Taking of Pelham 123
October 18, 1974Mixed Company
October 25, 1974The Voyage
November 8, 1974LennyNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 4, 1974Soft Beds, Hard BattlesUS theatrical distribution only; produced by The Rank Organisation
December 20, 1974The Man with the Golden Gunproduced by Eon Productions
February 5, 1975Report to the Commissioner
March 14, 1975Rancho Deluxe
March 24, 1975Rosebud
March 26, 1975Brannigan
The Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery
April 9, 1975The Passenger[N 12]US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 18, 1975Sharks' Treasure
May 14, 1975Moonrunners
May 21, 1975The Return of the Pink Panthertheatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 22, 1975The Wind and the LionUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 10, 1975Love and Death
June 25, 1975Rollerball
June 1975That's the Way of the Worldtheatrical distribution only; produced by Sig Shore Productions
July 9, 1975Smile
July 30, 1975The Wilby Conspiracy
August 29, 197592 in the ShadeUS theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
October 10, 1975Shhh
November 21, 1975One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest[N 13]theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 19, 1975Bugs Bunny: Superstardistribution only; produced by Hare-Raising Films
The Killer Elite
January 10, 1976Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodomdistribution in Italy, Japan, Scandinavia and Germany; produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
February 13, 1976Inserts
March 10, 1976Breakheart Pass
April 23, 1976Stay Hungry
April 1976It's Showtime
May 16, 1976That's Entertainment, Part IIUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 19, 1976The Missouri Breaks
May 20, 1976Trackdown
June 23, 1976Logan's RunUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 24, 1976Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History LessonUS distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company, Lion's Gate Films, and Talent Associates-Norton Simon
July 30, 1976DrumUS distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
June 1976Sweet RevengeUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 4, 1976The Return of a Man Called Horse
August 25, 1976Gatorproduced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
August 27, 1976From Noon till Three
September 1, 1976Novecento (1900)International distribution only; produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
September 8, 1976Vigilante Force
September 29, 1976Norman... Is That You?US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
October 20, 1976Burnt Offeringsproduced by Produzioni Europee Associati
November 5, 1976Carrie
November 12, 1976[15]Karate Bullfighter
November 27, 1976Networkco-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 3, 1976RockyWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 5, 1976Bound for GloryNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 17, 1976The Pink Panther Strikes Again
March 10, 1977Welcome to L.A.
April 6, 1977Audrey Rose
April 15, 1977Demon SeedUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 20, 1977Annie HallWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 5, 1977The Solid Gold Show
May 6, 1977The White Buffalo
June 15, 1977A Bridge Too Far
June 21, 1977New York, New York
August 3, 1977The Spy Who Loved MeEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
October 5, 1977Valentino
October 14, 1977Equus
November 18, 1977Semi-Tough
November 23, 1977Another Man, Another Chance
December 16, 1977TelefonUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
January 6, 1978Coma
January 13, 1978Golden Rendezvous
February 9, 1978The Betsytheatrical distribution only; produced by Allied Artists[16]
February 15, 1978Coming HomeNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 1978Three Warriors[N 13]US theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films
March 13, 1978The Big SleepUS theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
April 26, 1978F.I.S.T.
The Last Waltz
May 10, 1978The End
June 2, 1978Corvette SummerUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 28, 1978ConvoyUS distribution only; produced by EMI Films
July 19, 1978Revenge of the Pink Panther
International VelvetUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 2, 1978Interiors
Who'll Stop the Rain
October 11, 1978PiranhaInternational distribution only; produced by New World Pictures
October 25, 1978Comes a Horseman
October 30, 1978Message from SpaceU.S. distribution only; produced in Japan by Toei Company
November 8, 1978Slow Dancing in the Big Cityproduced by CIP
November 15, 1978The Lord of the Rings[N 6]theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films
December 17, 1978Uncle Joe Shannon
December 20, 1978Invasion of the Body Snatchers
December 22, 1978Brass TargetUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
January 1, 1979Jamaican Gold
February 2, 1979The First Great Train Robberyproduced by Dino De Laurentiis
March 9, 1979The PassageUS distribution only; produced by Hemdale and Passage Films, Inc.
March 14, 1979Hair
VoicesUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 4, 1979The Champ
April 15, 1979FedoraUS theatrical distribution only
April 25, 1979Manhattan
May 4, 1979Last Embrace
May 13, 1979La Cage aux FollesFrench film
May 25, 1979Wanda Nevada
June 15, 1979Rocky II
June 29, 1979MoonrakerEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
June 1979Crime BustersUS theatrical distribution only
August 10, 1979Americathon[N 6]US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar
August 15, 1979Apocalypse NowUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Omni Zoetrope (uncredited)
Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 17, 1979Rich Kidsco-production with Lion's Gate Films
September 19, 1979YanksInternational distribution only, distributed in the U.S. by Universal Pictures; produced by CIP Filmproduktion GmbH
October 17, 1979The Black Stallionproduced by Zoetrope Studios
October 19, 1979Chilly Scenes of Winteralso known as Head Over Heels
November 1, 1979Bear IslandCanadian distribution only, distributed in the U.S. by Taft International Pictures and internationally by Columbia Pictures; produced by Selkirk Films
November 6, 1979The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh[N 6]US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar
December 18, 1979The Human FactorUS theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
December 19, 1979Being There[N 6]US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar
December 21, 1979Cuba
Roller BoogieUS distribution only; produced by Compass International Pictures

1980s

Release date Title Notes
January 18, 1980WindowsCo-production with Mike Lobell Productions
February 15, 1980Cruising[N 6]theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
February 29, 1980Foxes
March 12, 1980A Small Circle of Friends
March 30, 1980The Canterbury TalesItalian film
April 1980Leo and Loreedistribution only
May 2, 1980Happy Birthday, Gemini
May 16, 1980The Long Riders
FameDistributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 23, 1980Carny[N 6]distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
June 13, 1980Roadie
July 18, 1980The Big Red One[N 6]distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
July 27, 1980Arabian NightsItalian film
August 1, 1980The Final CountdownU.S. theatrical distribution; produced by The Bryna Company, Aspen Productions, Polyc International and Film Finance Group
August 15, 1980Those Lips, Those Eyes
August 29, 1980He Knows You're AloneDistributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
September 17, 1980The Last Metrodistribution only
September 26, 1980Stardust Memories
October 18, 1980Motel HellCo-production with Camp Hill
November 14, 1980The Idolmaker
November 19, 1980Heaven's Gate
December 19, 1980Raging BullNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
1981Invaders from the Deepdistribution only
February 13, 1981The Dogs of War
February 15, 1981La Cage aux Folles IIFrench/Italian film
March 11, 1981Divadistribution only
March 20, 1981Cutter's Way
March 27, 1981Thief
April 17, 1981Caveman
June 12, 1981Clash of the TitansCo-production with Charles H. Schneer Productions; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 26, 1981For Your Eyes OnlyEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
July 24, 1981Eye of the Needle
Tarzan the Ape ManCo-production with Svengali Productions; Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 14, 1981Deadly Blessingdistribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures.
September 18, 1981The French Lieutenant's Woman
September 25, 1981True Confessions
January 1, 1982Galaxy of TerrorInternational distribution only; produced by New World Pictures
January 15, 1982Jaws of SatanCo-production with Bill Wilson Productions
January 22, 1982A Stranger Is WatchingCo-production with Heron Communications; Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
February 12, 1982The Beast WithinCo-production with Katzka
April 2, 1982Penitentiary IIdistribution only
April 23, 1982National Lampoon's Movie Madness
April 1982Pandemonium
May 14, 1982The House Where Evil Dwells
May 28, 1982Rocky III
May 1982Safari 3000
July 2, 1982The Secret of NIMHdistribution as MGM/UA Entertainment Co.; produced by Aurora and Don Bluth Productions
August 4, 1982Loladistribution only
September 16, 1982The Night of the Shooting Starsdistribution only
October 21, 1982The Plague DogsUK distribution only, produced by Nepenthe Productions
October 22, 1982Jinxed!
November 19, 1982Still of the Night
December 17, 1982Trail of the Pink Panther
February 13, 1983Twilight Time
March 25, 1983The Black Stallion Returns
April 15, 1983Rock & RuleUS distribution only; produced in Canada by Nelvana
April 22, 1983Exposed
June 3, 1983WarGames
June 10, 1983OctopussyEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
June 12, 1983L'Étoile du Norddistribution only
June 22, 1983The Draughtsman's Contractdistribution only; produced by British Film Institute and Channel 4
August 12, 1983Curse of the Pink Panther
October 7, 1983Romantic Comedyco-production with Mirisch Company
October 9, 1983Streamersdistribution only
November 18, 1983Yentl
January 13, 1984Hot Dog... The Moviedistribution only
April 8, 1984You Can Do ItCo-production with Shari Lewis Enterprises; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 16, 1984Have I Got a Story For You
April 24, 1984Kooky Classics
June 22, 1984The Pope of Greenwich Village
August 10, 1984Red Dawn[17]
September 21, 1984Until September
October 5, 1984Teachers
October 12, 1984Garbo Talks
February 22, 1985Martin's Day
March 1, 1985The Aviator
May 3, 1985Movers & Shakers
May 24, 1985A View to a KillEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
July 19, 1985Wetherbydistribution only
November 1, 1985To Live and Die in L.A.
November 27, 1985Rocky IV
January 31, 1986YoungbloodReleased by MGM/UA Entertainment Co.
July 31, 1987The Living DaylightsEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
September 25, 1987Real MenCo-production with Martin Bregman Productions
You Talkin' to Me?
October 7, 1987Baby Boom
January 29, 1988Born to Racedistribution only
April 1, 1988Bright Lights, Big City
May 13, 1988Illegally YoursCo-production with DeLaurentiis Entertainment Group
May 20, 1988Rikki and Pete
July 13, 1988It Takes Two
August 26, 1988Betrayed
October 14, 1988PumpkinheadUS distribution only[18]
November 9, 1988Child's Play[19]
December 14, 1988I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
December 16, 1988Rain ManWinner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1989The Horror ShowUS distribution only
April 1989Buying Timedistribution only
May 12, 1989Night Visitor
The Rachel Papers
Season of Feardistribution only
May 19, 1989Road House[20]
July 14, 1989Licence to KillEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
August 25, 1989Little Monstersdistribution only
September 8, 1989The Runnin' Kind
September 15, 1989True LoveUS distribution only
October 13, 1989Damned Riverdistribution only
November 17, 1989All Dogs Go to HeavenUS distribution only; co-production with Goldcrest Films and Sullivan Bluth Studios
December 22, 1989Alwaysdistributed by Universal Pictures; co-production with Amblin Entertainment and Universal Pictures[21]

1990s

Release date Title Notes
April 20, 1990Lisa
November 16, 1990Rocky V
August 27, 1993Son of the Pink Pantherco-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
September 23, 1994Sleep with Meco-production with August Entertainment
March 31, 1995Tank Girlco-produced with Trilogy Entertainment Group
April 7, 1995Rob Roy
August 25, 1995Lord of Illusions
September 15, 1995Hackers
September 22, 1995ShowgirlsUS distribution only; co-production with Carolco Pictures and Chargeurs
October 27, 1995Leaving Las Vegas
November 17, 1995GoldenEyeEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq
December 1, 1995Wild Billco-produced with The Zanuck Company
December 29, 1995Richard III
March 8, 1996The Birdcage
March 22, 1996It's My Partydistribution only
March 29, 1996A Family Thing
November 1, 1996Larger than Life
November 8, 1996Mad Dog TimeAlso known as Trigger Happy; distribution only
February 14, 1997Touchco-produce with Lumière International
August 27, 1997Hoodlumdistribution only
December 19, 1997Tomorrow Never DiesEon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq
February 13, 1998Hurricane Streetsdistribution only
March 13, 1998The Man in the Iron Mask
September 25, 1998Ronin
February 26, 1999Just the Ticket
March 12, 1999The Rage: Carrie 2
August 6, 1999The Thomas Crown Affair
November 19, 1999The World Is Not EnoughEon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; copyright holder
December 10, 1999Miss Juliedistribution only

2000s

Release date Title Notes
January 22, 2000Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her
March 24, 2000Mr. Accidentdistribution only
September 15, 2000Crime and Punishment in Suburbiadistribution only
September 2000The FantasticksFilmed in 1995; release suspended for five years due to lackluster reception; cut down to 86 minutes and shown in four theaters
April 20, 2001The Claimdistribution only
August 3, 2001Ghost Worldco-production with Granada Productions
August 31, 2001Jeepers Creepersco-production with American Zoetrope
September 28, 2001Born Romanticdistribution only
December 7, 2001No Man's Landdistribution only
Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film
March 29, 2002No Such Thingco-production with American Zoetrope
May 3, 2002Deuces Wilddistribution only
May 24, 2002CQco-production with American Zoetrope
June 28, 2002Pumpkin
August 9, 200224 Hour Party Peopledistribution only; produced by Revolution Films, UK Film Council, FilmFour and Baby Cow Productions
September 13, 2002Igby Goes Down
October 11, 2002Bowling for Columbinedistribution only; produced by Alliance Atlantis
October 25, 2002All or Nothingdistribution only; produced by StudioCanal
November 22, 2002Die Another DayEon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; copyright holder
November 27, 2002Personal Velocity: Three Portraitsdistribution only
December 13, 2002Evelyndistribution only
December 27, 2002Nicholas Nickleby
February 21, 2003Dark Blueco-production with Alphaville Films
March 28, 2003Assassination Tangoco-production with American Zoetrope
April 25, 2003City of Ghostsdistribution only
May 30, 2003Togetherdistribution only
August 29, 2003Jeepers Creepers IIco-production with American Zoetrope
October 17, 2003Pieces of April
February 6, 2004Osama
May 14, 2004Coffee and Cigarettes
May 28, 2004Saved!
August 6, 2004Code 46distribution only, co-produced by BBC Films and Revolution Films
September 24, 2004The Yes Mendistribution only
October 22, 2004Undertow
December 22, 2004Hotel Rwandaco-distributed with Lions Gate Entertainment
April 15, 2005The Amityville Horrorco-produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Dimension Films; copyright holder
September 30, 2005Capoteco-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics
Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 5, 2006Art School Confidentialco-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics
September 26, 2006The Woods
November 17, 2006Casino RoyaleEon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
September 7, 2007Romance & Cigarettesco-production with The Coen Brothers and Icon Productions
November 9, 2007Lions for Lambsco-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
November 14, 2008Quantum of SolaceEon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
December 25, 2008Valkyrieco-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
September 25, 2009Fameco-production with Lakeshore Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

2010s

Release date Title Notes
March 26, 2010Hot Tub Time Machineco-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and New Crime Productions; the last original film to date to be released under the banner.
April 13, 2012The Cabin in the Woods[22]uncredited; co-production with Lionsgate and Mutant Enemy[23]
November 9, 2012SkyfallEon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
November 21, 2012Red Dawnco-production with Contrafilm and FilmDistrict; copyright holder
February 20, 2015Hot Tub Time Machine 2co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Panay Films and Paramount Pictures; copyright holder

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Owned by the estate of Samuel Goldwyn, with U.S. distribution handled by Warner Bros. and international distribution handled by Miramax
  2. 1 2 Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.)
  3. 1 2 Owned by Universal Pictures
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Owned by Disney (via ABC)
  6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Owned by Warner Bros.
  7. ↑ Owned by Disney (via Walt Disney Pictures)
  8. ↑ Owned by Paramount Pictures
  9. ↑ Owned by Sony Pictures through Columbia Pictures
  10. ↑ Owned by the estate of Walter Shenson; currently licensed for distribution in the U.S. to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
  11. ↑ Owned by Madman Entertainment
  12. ↑ Owned by Sony Pictures through Sony Pictures Classics
  13. 1 2 Owned by Teatro della Pace Films with Warner Bros. handling distribution

References

  1. ↑ That Hamilton Woman at the American Film Institute Catalog
  2. ↑ To Be or Not to Be at the American Film Institute Catalog
  3. ↑ Jungle Book at the American Film Institute Catalog
  4. ↑ "One of Our Aircraft Missing, Featuring Godfrey Tearle, Eric Portman and Hugh Williams, Is Seen at the Globe Theatre". The New York Times. November 3, 1942. Retrieved March 23, 2019.
  5. ↑ The Moon and Sixpence at the American Film Institute Catalog
  6. ↑ I Married a Witch at the American Film Institute Catalog
  7. ↑ Crowther, Bosley (December 24, 1942). "In Which We Serve, Depicting Cruel Realities of This War, Is Presented at Capitol. Noel Coward Heads Cast". The New York Times. Retrieved March 23, 2019.
  8. ↑ The Crystal Ball at the American Film Institute Catalog
  9. ↑ Young and Willing at the American Film Institute Catalog
  10. ↑ Crowther, Bosley (July 1, 1950). "'If This Be Sin,' With Myrna Loy and Roger Livesey, Is New Feature at Rivoli". The New York Times. Retrieved May 24, 2022.
  11. ↑ Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 58. ISBN 9780819602626.
  12. ↑ Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 72. ISBN 9780819602626.
  13. ↑ "The Man Who Loved Redheads". TCM. Retrieved May 24, 2022.
  14. ↑ "Cross-Up". TCM. Archived from the original on January 22, 2021.
  15. ↑ "Featuring an advertisement for "Champion of Death", a.k.a. "Karate Bullfighter"". The Evening Independent. November 11, 1976. Retrieved April 22, 2014.
  16. ↑ PA0000241949 / 1984-12-13 (United States Copyright Office)
  17. ↑ "Red Dawn". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
  18. ↑ "Pumpkinhead". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
  19. ↑ "Child's Play (1988)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
  20. ↑ "Road House". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
  21. ↑ "Always". American Film Institute. Retrieved December 6, 2016.
  22. ↑ "United Artists has a new Parent". LA Times Blogs - Company Town. September 18, 2008. Retrieved December 5, 2019.
  23. ↑ "'Cabin in the Woods': Five pics from Joss Whedon's horror romp". EW.com. Retrieved December 5, 2019.
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