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United Artists (UA) is 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

Release date	Title	Notes
May 13, 1919	Broken Blossoms^{[N 1]}	originally made for Famous Players–Lasky; bought by United Artists Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996
September 1, 1919	His Majesty, the American^{[N 1]}	first United Artists-distributed production
December 28, 1919	When the Clouds Roll By

1920s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 18, 1920	Pollyanna
January 27, 1920	Suds
April 25, 1920	Down on the Farm
May 16, 1920	Romance	film is considered lost
June 13, 1920	The Mollycoddle^{[N 1]}
August 22, 1920	The Love Flower^{[N 1]}
September 3, 1920	Way Down East^{[N 1]}
December 5, 1920	The Mark of Zorro^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2015
January 9, 1921	The Love Light
March 6, 1921	The Nut
April 12, 1921	Dream Street^{[N 1]}
May 5, 1921	Through the Back Door
August 21, 1921	Disraeli
August 28, 1921	The Three Musketeers^{[N 1]}
September 15, 1921	Little Lord Fauntleroy
October 9, 1921	J'accuse
October 30, 1921	The Iron Trail
December 28, 1921	Orphans of the Storm^{[N 1]}
January 22, 1922	The Ruling Passion
February 12, 1922	A Doll's House	film is considered lost
March 19, 1922	Fair Lady	film is considered lost
April 23, 1922	The Glorious Adventure
August 5, 1922	A Tailor-Made Man
August 27, 1922	The Three Must-Get-Theres
October 1, 1922	The Man Who Played God
October 2, 1922	One Exciting Night^{[N 1]}
October 18, 1922	Robin Hood^{[N 1]}
November 12, 1922	Tess of the Storm Country
February 15, 1923	The Girl I Loved
March 5, 1923	The Shriek of Araby
May 21, 1923	The White Rose^{[N 1]}
September 3, 1923	Rosita
October 1, 1923	A Woman of Paris^{[N 2]}
February 21, 1924	America	produced by D. W. Griffith, Inc.
March 23, 1924	The Thief of Bagdad^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996
May 25, 1924	Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
December 5, 1924	Isn't Life Wonderful^{[N 1]}
February 15, 1925	The Salvation Hunters^{[N 1]}
April 14, 1925	Waking Up the Town
June 15, 1925	Don Q, Son of Zorro^{[N 1]}
June 26, 1925	The Gold Rush^{[N 2]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992
July 6, 1925	Wild Justice	film is considered lost
August 2, 1925	Sally of the Sawdust^{[N 1]}
October 18, 1925	Little Annie Rooney
November 8, 1925	The Eagle^{[N 1]}
November 16, 1925	Stella Dallas^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 27, 1925	Tumbleweeds
1926	A Woman of the Sea	film is considered lost
February 15, 1926	Partners Again^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
March 8, 1926	The Black Pirate^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1993
March 14, 1926	The Bat
September 5, 1926	The Son of the Sheik^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2006
September 19, 1926	Sparrows
October 14, 1926	The Winning of Barbara Worth^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 27, 1927	The Night of Love^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 5, 1927	The General^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1989
March 11, 1927	The Love of Sunya
March 12, 1927	The Beloved Rogue
March 19, 1927	Resurrection
July 24, 1927	Topsy and Eva
September 10, 1927	College^{[N 1]}
September 18, 1927	The Magic Flame^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 23, 1927	Two Arabian Knights
October 31, 1927	My Best Girl
November 3, 1927	The Devil Dancer^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
November 21, 1927	The Gaucho^{[N 1]}
December 2, 1927	Sorrell and Son
December 31, 1927	The Dove
January 6, 1928	The Circus^{[N 2]}
January 7, 1928	Sadie Thompson
January 24, 1928	Drums of Love
February 4, 1928	The Garden of Eden
March 23, 1928	Two Lovers^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
May 14, 1928	Ramona
May 20, 1928	Steamboat Bill, Jr.^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2016
May 27, 1928	Tempest
September 1928	The Woman Disputed
October 1928	Revenge
October 12, 1928	The Battle of the Sexes^{[N 1]}
November 17, 1928	The Awakening^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
January 12, 1929	The Rescue^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 22, 1929	Lady of the Pavements
February 21, 1929	The Iron Mask^{[N 1]}
April 6, 1929	Coquette^{[N 4]}
April 20, 1929	Alibi^{[N 1]}	distribution only; produced by Feature Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 2, 1929	Bulldog Drummond^{[N 3]}
May 11, 1929	Eternal Love
June 1, 1929	The Three Passions
June 8, 1929	She Goes to War
June 22, 1929	This Is Heaven^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions; film is considered lost
August 24, 1929	Evangeline
September 15, 1929	Three Live Ghosts
October 12, 1929	Venus	film is considered lost
November 3, 1929	Condemned^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1929	The Trespasser
November 16, 1929	The Locked Door
November 30, 1929	The Taming of the Shrew^{[N 1]}
December 28, 1929	New York Nights

1930s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 18, 1930	Lummox
February 8, 1930	Be Yourself^{[N 1]}
March 1, 1930	Puttin' On the Ritz^{[N 1]}
March 15, 1930	Hell Harbor
May 3, 1930	The Bad One
May 3, 1930	One Romantic Night^{[N 4]}
July 24, 1930	Raffles^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
August 30, 1930	The Eyes of the World
September 13, 1930	What a Widow!	film is considered lost
October 5, 1930	Whoopee!^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 11, 1930	Du Barry, Woman of Passion
November 8, 1930	Abraham Lincoln^{[N 1]}	distribution only; produced by Feature Productions; directed by D. W. Griffith
November 13, 1930	The Bat Whispers
November 15, 1930	Hell's Angels^{[N 5]}	distribution only
November 28, 1930	The Lottery Bride^{[N 1]}
December 20, 1930	The Devil to Pay!^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 14, 1931	One Heavenly Night^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 30, 1931	City Lights^{[N 2]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1991
February 21, 1931	Reaching for the Moon^{[N 1]}
March 14, 1931	Kiki
April 4, 1931	The Front Page	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2010
May 16, 1931	Indiscreet
September 5, 1931	Street Scene^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 3, 1931	Palmy Days^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 17, 1931	The Age for Love	distribution only; produced by The Caddo Company
October 28, 1931	The Unholy Garden^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 28, 1931	Corsair
December 10, 1931	The Struggle^{[N 1]}	directed by D. W. Griffith, his last film
December 12, 1931	Around the World in 80 Minutes with Douglas Fairbanks
December 17, 1931	Tonight or Never^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 26, 1931	Arrowsmith^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 23, 1932	Cock of the Air
February 13, 1932	The Greeks Had a Word for Them^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
March 12, 1932	Sky Devils
April 9, 1932	Scarface^{[N 5]}	distribution only Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
April 16, 1932	The Silver Lining
April 25, 1932	Der Kongress tanzt
May 11, 1932	Congress Dances
August 4, 1932	White Zombie^{[N 1]}
August 19, 1932	Mr. Robinson Crusoe^{[N 1]}
October 12, 1932	Rain
November 2, 1932	Magic Night
November 17, 1932	The Kid from Spain^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 24, 1932	Cynara^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 3, 1933	Hallelujah, I'm a Bum
March 11, 1933	Perfect Understanding^{[N 1]}
March 16, 1933	Secrets^{[N 3]}
May 19, 1933	I Cover the Waterfront	produced by Edward Small
June 28, 1933	Samarang
August 25, 1933	Bitter Sweet^{[N 1]}
September 3, 1933	The Masquerade^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 21, 1933	The Private Life of Henry VIII	distribution only; produced by London Films Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 29, 1933	The Emperor Jones^{[N 1]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1999
October 7, 1933	The Bowery^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
November 2, 1933	Broadway Through a Keyhole^{[N 7]}
November 17, 1933	Blood Money^{[N 7]}
December 1, 1933	Advice to the Lovelorn^{[N 7]}
December 29, 1933	Roman Scandals^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 5, 1934	Gallant Lady
January 19, 1934	Moulin Rouge
January 26, 1934	Palooka	produced by Edward Small
February 1, 1934	Nana^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 9, 1934	The Rise of Catherine the Great	produced by London Films Productions
March 29, 1934	Looking for Trouble^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
April 7, 1934	The House of Rothschild^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1934	The Last Gentleman^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
May 18, 1934	Born to Be Bad^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
May 29, 1934	Sorrell and Son
August 15, 1934	Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
August 24, 1934	The Affairs of Cellini^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
September 7, 1934	The Count of Monte Cristo^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
October 2, 1934	Our Daily Bread	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2015
November 1, 1934	We Live Again^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 2, 1934	Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
November 10, 1934	Kid Millions^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 30, 1934	The Private Life of Don Juan	distribution only; produced by London Films Productions
December 21, 1934	The Queen's Affair
December 23, 1934	Don Quixote
December 23, 1934	The Mighty Barnum^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
January 25, 1935	Clive of India^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
February 7, 1935	The Scarlet Pimpernel	produced by London Films Productions
February 22, 1935	Folies Bergère de Paris^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
March 8, 1935	The Wedding Night^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 20, 1935	Les Misérables^{[N 7]}	distribution only, produced by Twentieth Century Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1935	Cardinal Richelieu^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
May 17, 1935	Let 'Em Have It^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}
May 24, 1935	Escape Me Never
June 19, 1935	Nell Gwyn^{[N 1]}	distribution only; Herbert Wilcox Productions (for) British & Dominions
June 26, 1935	Sanders of the River	produced by London Films Productions
August 9, 1935	The Call of the Wild^{[N 7]}	distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures
September 8, 1935	The Dark Angel^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 12, 1935	Red Salute^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
October 13, 1935	Barbary Coast^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 7, 1935	The Melody Lingers On	produced by Edward Small
November 22, 1935	Splendor^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 9, 1936	Mimi
January 24, 1936	Strike Me Pink^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 7, 1936	The Ghost Goes West	produced by London Films Productions
February 25, 1936	Modern Times^{[N 2]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1989
March 18, 1936	These Three^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 2, 1936	Little Lord Fauntleroy^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
April 17, 1936	Things to Come	produced by London Films Productions
April 27, 1936	The Amateur Gentleman	distribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions
May 13, 1936	One Rainy Afternoon
July 1, 1936	Moscow Nights	produced by London Films Productions
September 4, 1936	The Last of the Mohicans^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
September 23, 1936	Dodsworth^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1990
October 2, 1936	The Gay Desperado
November 6, 1936	Come and Get It^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 19, 1936	The Garden of Allah^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
December 17, 1936	Accused^{[N 1]}	distribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions
December 25, 1936	Rembrandt	produced by London Films Productions
December 25, 1936	Beloved Enemy^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
January 18, 1937	Men Are Not Gods	produced by London Films Productions
January 29, 1937	You Only Live Once^{[N 9]}
February 19, 1937	The Man Who Could Work Miracles	produced by London Films Productions
February 25, 1937	Storm in a Teacup
March 5, 1937	Fire Over England
March 5, 1937	History Is Made at Night^{[N 9]}	produced by Walter Wanger Productions
April 5, 1937	Elephant Boy	produced by London Films Productions
April 18, 1937	A Night of Terror
April 27, 1937	A Star Is Born^{[N 11]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 7, 1937	Woman Chases Man^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
May 19, 1937	Dreaming Lips
June 14, 1937	When Thief Meets Thief
July 2, 1937	Dark Journey^{[N 1]}
July 23, 1937	Knight Without Armor	produced by London Films Productions
August 6, 1937	Stella Dallas^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
August 27, 1937	Dead End^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 3, 1937	The Prisoner of Zenda^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1997
October 29, 1937	Stand-In^{[N 9]}
November 9, 1937	The Hurricane^{[N 12]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1937	Murder on Diamond Row	produced by London Films Productions
November 19, 1937	52nd Street^{[N 9]}
November 25, 1937	Nothing Sacred^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
January 14, 1938	Action for Slander	distribution only; produced by London Film Productions
January 14, 1938	I Met My Love Again^{[N 9]}
January 15, 1938	The Divorce of Lady X	produced by London Films Productions
February 4, 1938	The Goldwyn Follies^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
February 11, 1938	The Adventures of Tom Sawyer^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
March 18, 1938	Gaiety Girls	produced by London Films Productions
April 10, 1938	Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel	produced by London Films Productions
April 15, 1938	The Adventures of Marco Polo^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
April 25, 1938	Troopship	produced by London Films Productions
May 9, 1938	Moonlight Sonata^{[N 1]}
June 17, 1938	Blockade^{[N 9]}
August 1, 1938	South Riding	distribution only; Victor Saville Productions/London Film Productions
August 5, 1938	Algiers	distribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions
August 7, 1938	Vogues of 1938^{[N 9]}
September 9, 1938	Dreamers of Glory
September 29, 1938	The Drum	distribution only; produced by London Film Productions
October 14, 1938	There Goes My Heart^{[N 13]}
November 3, 1938	The Young in Heart^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
November 17, 1938	The Cowboy and the Lady^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 28, 1938	Trade Winds^{[N 9]}
December 29, 1938	The Duke of West Point^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
January 12, 1939	Topper Takes a Trip^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
February 10, 1939	Made for Each Other^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
February 17, 1939	King of the Turf^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
March 2, 1939	Stagecoach^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1995
April 7, 1939	Wuthering Heights^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2007
April 9, 1939	Prison Without Bars	produced by London Films Productions
April 21, 1939	Zenobia^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
May 26, 1939	Captain Fury^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
July 13, 1939	The Man in the Iron Mask^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
July 28, 1939	Winter Carnival^{[N 9]}
August 3, 1939	The Four Feathers	produced by London Films Productions
August 18, 1939	They Shall Have Music^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
September 22, 1939	Intermezzo^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
September 29, 1939	The Real Glory^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
October 7, 1939	Eternally Yours^{[N 9]}
October 26, 1939	The Housekeeper's Daughter^{[N 13]}
December 22, 1939	Slightly Honorable^{[N 9]}
December 29, 1939	Raffles^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
December 30, 1939	Of Mice and Men	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture

1940s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 19, 1940	The Lion Has Wings	produced by London Films Productions
February 16, 1940	A Chump at Oxford^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
March 1, 1940	The House Across the Bay^{[N 9]}
March 22, 1940	My Son, My Son!^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
March 29, 1940	Over the Moon	produced by London Films Productions
April 5, 1940	One Million B.C.^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
April 12, 1940	Rebecca^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2018
May 3, 1940	Saps at Sea^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
May 17, 1940	Turnabout^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
May 20, 1940	Conquest of the Air	produced by London Films Productions
May 24, 1940	Our Town	distribution only; produced by Sol Lesser
July 19, 1940	South of Pago Pago^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
August 9, 1940	Captain Caution^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
August 16, 1940	Foreign Correspondent^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 30, 1940	Kit Carson^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
September 13, 1940	Pastor Hall
September 20, 1940	The Westerner^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions
November 11, 1940	The Long Voyage Home^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Argosy Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 29, 1940	Contraband	distribution only; produced by British National Films Company
December 25, 1940	The Thief of Bagdad	distribution only; produced by London Films Productions
January 10, 1941	The Son of Monte Cristo^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
February 18, 1941	Road Show^{[N 14]}
February 21, 1941	Cheers for Miss Bishop^{[N 14]}
February 27, 1941	So Ends Our Night
March 7, 1941	The Great Dictator^{[N 2]}	produced by Charles Chaplin Film Corporation Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1997
March 21, 1941	Topper Returns^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
April 3, 1941	Pot o' Gold^{[N 14]}	distribution only
April 20, 1941	That Uncertain Feeling	distribution only; produced by Ernst Lubitsch/Sol Lesser Productions
April 30, 1941	That Hamilton Woman	produced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc^[1]
May 14, 1941	Major Barbara^{[N 15]}	distribution only; produced by Gabriel Pascal Productions
June 13, 1941	Broadway Limited^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
June 23, 1941	Kukan
July 4, 1941	Sailors Three
September 10, 1941	New Wine
September 12, 1941	Tanks a Million^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
September 25, 1941	Lydia	distribution only; produced by London Films Productions
October 16, 1941	International Lady^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
October 17, 1941	Niagara Falls^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
October 31, 1941	Sundown^{[N 9]}	distribution only
October 31, 1941	All-American Co-Ed
November 14, 1941	Miss Polly^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
November 28, 1941	The Corsican Brothers^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
November 28, 1941	Fiesta^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
December 25, 1941	The Shanghai Gesture
January 2, 1942	Hay Foot^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
January 31, 1942	Brooklyn Orchid^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
February 12, 1942	Pimpernel Smith^{[N 14]}	U.S. distribution only; produced by British National Films
March 6, 1942	To Be or Not to Be^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Romaine Film Corp^[2] Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996
March 13, 1942	Dudes Are Pretty People^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
April 3, 1942	Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book	distribution only; produced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc.^[3]
April 16, 1942	About Face^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Hal Roach Studios
April 16, 1942	A Gentleman After Dark^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}
April 30, 1942	Twin Beds^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
May 22, 1942	Flying with Music
May 23, 1942	Ships with Wings
May 29, 1942	Miss Annie Rooney^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
June 21, 1942	Friendly Enemies^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
October 16, 1942	One of Our Aircraft Is Missing	U.S. distribution only;^[4] produced by British National Films
October 22, 1942	The Devil with Hitler^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
October 23, 1942	Undercover Man	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
October 27, 1942	The Moon and Sixpence	distribution only; produced by David L. Loew-Albert Lewin, Inc^[5]
October 30, 1942	I Married a Witch^{[N 9]}	sold to UA for release; co-produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions^[6]
November 13, 1942	Silver Queen^{[N 9]}
November 20, 1942	Fall In^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
November 27, 1942	Jacare
December 11, 1942	American Empire^{[N 9]}
December 18, 1942	Lost Canyon	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
December 23, 1942	In Which We Serve	U.S. distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films^[7] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 31, 1942	The McGuerins from Brooklyn^{[N 13]}
January 15, 1943	The Powers Girl^{[N 14]}
January 22, 1943	The Crystal Ball^{[N 9]}	co-produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions^[8]
January 29, 1943	Calaboose^{[N 13]}
February 5, 1943	Young and Willing^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions^[9]
February 5, 1943	The Outlaw	distribution only; produced by Howard Hughes Productions
March 12, 1943	Hoppy Serves a Writ	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
April 2, 1943	Border Patrol	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
April 15, 1943	Hangmen Also Die!^{[N 6]}
April 16, 1943	Taxi, Mister^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
May 1, 1943	Lady of Burlesque	distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures
May 14, 1943	Buckskin Frontier^{[N 9]}
May 21, 1943	Prairie Chickens^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
May 28, 1943	The Leather Burners	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
May 28, 1943	Nazty Nuisance^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
June 18, 1943	Colt Comrades	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 24, 1943	Stage Door Canteen	distribution only; produced by Principal Artists Productions
June 29, 1943	Yanks Ahoy^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
July 11, 1943	The Foreman Went to France
July 17, 1943	Victory Through Air Power^{[N 16]}	distribution only; produced by Walt Disney Productions
August 2, 1943	Hi Diddle Diddle
September 3, 1943	Johnny Come Lately^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions
September 10, 1943	The Kansan^{[N 9]}
October 1, 1943	Bar 20	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
November 5, 1943	False Colors
December 3, 1943	Riders of the Deadline
December 24, 1943	Jack London
December 30, 1943	Three Russian Girls
December 31, 1943	The Woman of the Town^{[N 9]}
February 8, 1944	Texas Masquerade	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
February 11, 1944	The Bridge of San Luis Rey	produced by Benedict Bogeaus
March 3, 1944	Voice in the Wind^{[N 6]}
March 17, 1944	Knickerbocker Holiday
April 7, 1944	Up in Mabel's Room^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
April 28, 1944	Lumberjack	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
May 28, 1944	It Happened Tomorrow^{[N 1]}^{[N 6]}	distribution only
May 31, 1944	Mystery Man	distribution only; Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 21, 1944	Song of the Open Road^{[N 14]}
June 23, 1944	Forty Thieves	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by Harry Sherman
June 30, 1944	Sensations of 1945^{[N 14]}
July 2, 1944	The Hairy Ape
July 14, 1944	Summer Storm	distribution only
July 20, 1944	Since You Went Away^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 4, 1944	Abroad with Two Yanks^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions
November 21, 1944	Dark Waters	produced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 23, 1944	Three Is a Family
December 8, 1944	Guest in the House	distribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
December 29, 1944	Tomorrow, the World!^{[N 6]}
January 5, 1945	I'll Be Seeing You^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
January 6, 1945	Mr. Emmanuel
March 31, 1945	Delightfully Dangerous
April 7, 1945	Brewster's Millions^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	produced by Edward Small
April 21, 1945	It's in the Bag!^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Manhattan Productions
April 30, 1945	The Southerner
May 4, 1945	The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp^{[N 17]}	distribution only; produced by The Archers
May 25, 1945	The Great John L.
June 22, 1945	Bedside Manner
June 28, 1945	Blood on the Sun^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions
July 13, 1945	The Story of G.I. Joe^{[N 6]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2009
July 27, 1945	Guest Wife^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Greentree Productions
October 3, 1945	Blithe Spirit	distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films
October 12, 1945	Love on the Dole	distribution only; produced by British National Films
October 17, 1945	Paris Underground
November 15, 1945	The Way to the Stars	distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films
November 22, 1945	Captain Kidd	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 30, 1945	Getting Gertie's Garter^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions
December 28, 1945	Spellbound^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 11, 1946	Abilene Town	distribution only; produced by Guild Productions
January 25, 1946	Whistle Stop	distribution only; produced by Nero Films
February 15, 1946	The Diary of a Chambermaid	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
February 26, 1946	Breakfast in Hollywood
March 1, 1946	Young Widow^{[N 6]}
May 10, 1946	A Night in Casablanca^{[N 9]}	Produced by Loma Vista Films, Inc.
June 17, 1946	Henry V	distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 19, 1946	A Scandal in Paris^{[N 1]}^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by Arnold Pressburger Films
August 2, 1946	Mr. Ace	produced by Benedict Bogeaus
September 6, 1946	The Bachelor's Daughters
September 6, 1946	Caesar and Cleopatra^{[N 15]}	U.S. distribution only; produced by Eagle-Lion Films
September 20, 1946	Angel on My Shoulder
October 20, 1946	Little Iodine
October 25, 1946	The Strange Woman	distribution only; co-produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions and Mars Film Corporation
November 15, 1946	The Devil's Playground	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
November 17, 1946	The Chase	distribution only; produced by Nero Films
December 13, 1946	Susie Steps Out^{[N 14]}
December 27, 1946	Abie's Irish Rose	distribution only; produced by Bing Crosby Producers
January 31, 1947	Fool's Gold	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
February 21, 1947	The Fabulous Dorseys^{[N 14]}
February 28, 1947	Carnegie Hall^{[N 6]}
March 16, 1947	The Red House	distribution only; produced by Sol Lesser Productions
March 28, 1947	Unexpected Guest	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
April 4, 1947	The Sin of Harold Diddlebock
April 11, 1947	Monsieur Verdoux^{[N 2]}
April 18, 1947	New Orleans
April 20, 1947	The Macomber Affair	produced by Benedict Bogeaus
April 25, 1947	The Private Affairs of Bel Ami^{[N 14]}
May 2, 1947	Ramrod^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Enterprise Productions
May 9, 1947	The Adventures of Don Coyote	produced by Comet Productions
May 14, 1947	The Other Love^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Enterprise Productions
May 15, 1947	Fun on a Weekend^{[N 6]}
May 16, 1947	Dishonored Lady	distribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
May 23, 1947	Dangerous Venture
May 30, 1947	Copacabana^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Beacon Productions
June 21, 1947	Stork Bites Man^{[N 14]}
July 1, 1947	The Marauders	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
July 18, 1947	Hoppy's Holiday	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
August 23, 1947	Curley^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
August 29, 1947	The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival
August 29, 1947	The Fabulous Joe^{[N 13]}
August 30, 1947	The Roosevelt Story
September 5, 1947	Lured^{[N 1]}^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
September 12, 1947	Heaven Only Knows^{[N 6]}
October 15, 1947	Intrigue^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Star Films Inc.
October 31, 1947	Christmas Eve^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
November 9, 1947	Body and Soul^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Enterprise Productions
December 31, 1947	The Paradine Case^{[N 10]}	distribution only; produced by Vanguard Films (Selznick)
January 1948	Fanny by Gaslight	produced by Gainsborough Pictures
February 3, 1948	On Our Merry Way^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
March 6, 1948	Arch of Triumph^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Enterprise Productions
March 14, 1948	The Angry God
March 15, 1948	Here Comes Trouble
March 16, 1948	Sleep, My Love^{[N 14]}
March 19, 1948	Silent Conflict	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
April 9, 1948	Who Killed Doc Robbin^{[N 13]}	produced by Hal Roach
April 30, 1948	The Dead Don't Dream	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
June 11, 1948	Sinister Journey	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
June 1948	So This Is New York^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Enterprise Productions
July 16, 1948	Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven
July 21, 1948	The Vicious Circle
July 23, 1948	Borrowed Trouble	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
August 3, 1948	Four Faces West^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios
August 24, 1948	Pitfall	distribution only; produced Regal Films
September 3, 1948	The Time of Your Life
September 10, 1948	False Paradise	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
September 17, 1948	Red River	distribution only; produced by Monterey Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1990
September 24, 1948	Urubu^{[N 14]}
October 8, 1948	Strange Gamble	Hopalong Cassidy film; produced by William Boyd
October 15, 1948	An Innocent Affair
November 5, 1948	My Dear Secretary
November 19, 1948	High Fury
December 15, 1948	The Valiant Hombre
January 1949	Siren of Atlantis
February 25, 1949	Cover Up	distribution only
March 11, 1949	Jigsaw
April 1, 1949	Impact
April 22, 1949	The Crooked Way	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
May 2, 1949	Outpost in Morocco
May 12, 1949	Home of the Brave^{[N 14]}	produced by Stanley Kramer
May 13, 1949	The Gay Amigo
May 20, 1949	Champion^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Stanley Kramer
May 26, 1949	The Lucky Stiff^{[N 14]}
May 27, 1949	Africa Screams^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only
June 14, 1949	The Daring Caballero
August 13, 1949	Too Late for Tears	distribution only; produced by Hunt Stromberg Productions
August 19, 1949	Black Magic^{[N 8]}^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
September 30, 1949	Red Light^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Roy Del Ruth Productions
October 5, 1949	Under the Sun of Rome
October 7, 1949	Satan's Cradle
October 26, 1949	Without Honor
October 26, 1949	Just a Big Simple Life
November 4, 1949	The Big Wheel
November 8, 1949	The Great Dan Patch
November 25, 1949	A Kiss for Corliss
December 23, 1949	Mrs. Mike^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Regal Films

1950s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 6, 1950	Davy Crockett, Indian Scout	produced by Edward Small
January 20, 1950	Gun Crazy^{[N 11]}	distribution only; produced by King Brothers Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1998
February 17, 1950	Johnny Holiday^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Alcorn Productions
February 24, 1950	The Girl from San Lorenzo
March 3, 1950	Love Happy^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Artists Alliance, Inc.
March 10, 1950	Tehran
March 10, 1950	The Great Plane Robbery
March 24, 1950	Quicksand	distribution only
April 21, 1950	D.O.A.	distribution only Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2004
May 5, 1950	Johnny One-Eye	distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
May 11, 1950	Champagne for Caesar
May 20, 1950	So Young, So Bad
June 16, 1950	The Iroquois Trail	produced by Edward Small
June 30, 1950	If This Be Sin	U.S. distribution only;^[10] produced by London Films
July 7, 1950	The Second Woman	distribution only
July 7, 1950	Once a Thief
July 20, 1950	The Men^{[N 14]}	produced by Stanley Kramer
July 26, 1950	The Underworld Story^{[N 11]}	distribution only; produced by FilmCraft Productions
August 4, 1950	The Admiral Was a Lady	distribution only; produced by Roxbury Productions
October 22, 1950	The Kangaroo Kid
November 16, 1950	Cyrano de Bergerac^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Stanley Kramer Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2022
December 12, 1950	The Sound of Fury^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Robert Stillman Productions
1951	Cloudburst
February 8, 1951	They Were Not Divided
March 8, 1951	Three Husbands
March 29, 1951	So Long at the Fair
April 6, 1951	The Scarf
April 17, 1951	Circle of Danger
April 20, 1951	When I Grow Up
April 27, 1951	The First Legion
April 27, 1951	The Man from Planet X
April 30, 1951	Skipalong Rosenbloom
May 18, 1951	New Mexico
June 11, 1951	Four in a Jeep
June 14, 1951	The Man with My Face	distribution only
June 28, 1951	Three Steps North
July 1, 1951	The Prowler	distribution only
July 7, 1951	Queen for a Day	Robert Stillman Productions
July 13, 1951	He Ran All the Way	distribution only
July 30, 1951	Oliver Twist^{[N 17]}	distribution only; produced by Cineguild; first released in the UK in 1948
July 1951	Two Gals and a Guy	Produced by Weisner Brothers for Eagle-Lion Films
August 10, 1951	Pardon My French
August 24, 1951	St. Benny the Dip	distribution only
September 5, 1951	Wicked City
September 9, 1951	Gold Raiders
September 18, 1951	Mr. Peek-a-Boo
September 21, 1951	Mister Drake's Duck	Angel Productions/Douglas Fairbanks Productions
September 24, 1951	The Well
October 9, 1951	Fort Defiance
October 16, 1951	The River	distribution only; produced by Oriental International Films
November 2, 1951	Tom Brown's Schooldays	distribution only; produced by Talisman Productions
November 13, 1951	The Big Night
December 2, 1951	Scrooge	U.S. distribution only; produced by George Minter Productions
December 31, 1951	Hotel Sahara^{[N 1]}
January 6, 1952	Another Man's Poison^{[N 1]}
January 6, 1952	The Lady Says No^{[N 14]}
January 11, 1952	Chicago Calling^{[N 11]}	theatrical distribution only
January 15, 1952	A Tale of Five Cities
January 31, 1952	The Green Glove	distribution only
February 5, 1952	Obsessed	distribution only; produced by Romulus Films
February 8, 1952	Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory
February 20, 1952	The African Queen^{[N 18]}	U.S. distribution only; produced by Horizon Pictures and Romulus Films Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
February 22, 1952	One Big Affair	First film in the post-February 1952 library owned by MGM
February 28, 1952	Royal Journey
March 19, 1952	Mutiny	distribution only
March 26, 1952	The Captive City	distribution only
March 28, 1952	Strange World
May 8, 1952	Without Warning!	distribution only
May 15, 1952	Red Planet Mars
May 19, 1952	The Singing Princess	distribution only
May 23, 1952	The Fighter
May 29, 1952	Actor's and Sin
June 20, 1952	Confidence Girl	distribution only
July 24, 1952	High Noon^{[N 14]}	distribution only; produced by Stanley Kramer Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1989
August 4, 1952	Saturday Island	distribution only; produced by Coronado Productions
August 12, 1952	Park Row
September 12, 1952	Untamed Women
September 26, 1952	The Ring
October 15, 1952	The Thief
October 23, 1952	Limelight^{[N 2]}	distribution only; produced by Celebrated Productions
November 11, 1952	Kansas City Confidential	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
November 30, 1952	Bwana Devil	first 3-D feature film
December 4, 1952	Outpost in Malaya
December 7, 1952	Babes in Bagdad
December 14, 1952	Monsoon
December 23, 1952	Moulin Rouge	distribution only; produced by Romulus Films
1953	Genghis Khan
January 1, 1953	The Gay Adventure
January 23, 1953	Guerrilla Girl
January 30, 1953	Luxury Girls
February 18, 1953	The Magnetic Monster	produced by Ivan Tors
February 27, 1953	The Bandits of Corsica	produced by Edward Small
March 27, 1953	Son of the Renegade
April 22, 1953	Venetian Bird
April 28, 1953	Mahatma Gandhi: 20th Century Prophet
May 8, 1953	That Man from Tangier
May 15, 1953	Rough Shoot
May 15, 1953	Phantom from Space
May 27, 1953	Raiders of the Seven Seas	produced by Edward Small
June 10, 1953	The Twonky
June 19, 1953	The Neanderthal Man	produced by Edward Small
June 26, 1953	The Marshal's Daughter
July 8, 1953	The Moon Is Blue^{[N 19]}
July 10, 1953	Return to Paradise
July 15, 1953	Fort Algiers
July 20, 1953	Volcano
July 22, 1953	My Heart Goes Crazy
July 24, 1953	Gun Belt	produced by Edward Small
July 31, 1953	No Escape
July 31, 1953	Vice Squad
August 7, 1953	Melba
August 14, 1953	I, the Jury^{[N 20]}	distribution only; produced by Parklane Pictures Inc.
August 28, 1953	War Paint	produced by Aubrey Schenck
September 4, 1953	Sabre Jet	produced by Edward Small
September 12, 1953	Captain Scarlett
September 18, 1953	The Joe Louis Story	distribution only
September 25, 1953	The Fake
September 30, 1953	Donovan's Brain
October 2, 1953	Mantrap
October 3, 1953	99 River Street	distribution only; produced by Edward Small
October 9, 1953	The Steel Lady	produced by Edward Small
October 23, 1953	The Village
October 27, 1953	The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan	distribution only; produced by London Films
November 9, 1953	Stranger on the Prowl
November 13, 1953	Shark River
November 18, 1953	The Man Between	U.S. distribution only; produced by London Films
November 20, 1953	Captain John Smith and Pocahontas	produced by Edward Small
November 27, 1953	Song of the Land
December 2, 1953	Yesterday and Today
December 9, 1953	The Conquest of Everest	U.S. distribution only; produced by Group 3/British Lion
December 9, 1953	Wicked Woman	Produced by Edward Small
December 16, 1953	Die Jungfrau auf dem Dach	German language version of The Moon Is Blue
December 17, 1953	Act of Love	distribution only; produced by Benagoss Productions
January 14, 1954	Riders to the Stars	produced by Ivan Tors
January 15, 1954	Personal Affair
January 27, 1954	Go, Man, Go!
February 5, 1954	Beachhead	produced by Aubrey Schenck
February 10, 1954	Dragon's Gold
February 22, 1954	Top Banana
February 27, 1954	Overland Pacific	produced by Edward Small
March 1, 1954	The Scarlet Spear
March 1, 1954	South of Algiers
March 2, 1954	A Queen's World Tour
March 3, 1954	Heidi
March 12, 1954	Beat the Devil^{[N 21]}	U.S. distribution only; produced by Romulus Films, Dear Film, and Santana Pictures Corporation
April 1, 1954	Southwest Passage	produced by Edward Small
April 15, 1954	Witness to Murder
April 25, 1954	The Lone Gun
May 20, 1954	Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl	produced by Edward Small
May 26, 1954	The Long Wait
May 1954	The Yellow Tomahawk
June 4, 1954	Challenge the Wild
June 5, 1954	Gog	distribution only; produced by Ivan Tors
June 14, 1954	Hobson's Choice	U.S. distribution only; produced by London Film Productions/British Lion
June 18, 1954	The Million Pound Note	U.S. distribution only; produced by Group Film Productions (UK)
June 30, 1954	Return to Treasure Island
July 1, 1954	The Lawless Rider
July 9, 1954	Apache	produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Linden Productions
July 28, 1954	The Diamond Wizard
July 28, 1954	Crossed Swords
August 2, 1954	Victory at Sea
August 5, 1954	Adventures of Robinson Crusoe	distribution only; produced in Mexico by Producciones Tepeyac
August 5, 1954	Malta Story	U.S. distribution only; produced by Theta Film Productions
September 1, 1954	The Little Kidnappers	U.S. distribution only; produced by Group Film Productions
September 3, 1954	Down Three Dark Streets	produced by Edward Small and Levy-Gardner-Laven
September 4, 1954	Khyber Patrol	produced by Edward Small
September 4, 1954	Jesse James' Women
September 17, 1954	Suddenly	distribution only
September 29, 1954	The Barefoot Contessa	distribution only; produced by Figaro; filmed in Italy
September 1954	Shield for Murder	produced by Aubrey Schenck
October 4, 1954	Operation Manhunt
October 6, 1954	Sitting Bull
October 29, 1954	The Golden Mistress
November 4, 1954	You Know What Sailors Are
November 5, 1954	Beautiful Stranger
November 1954	The White Orchid
November 1954	The Snow Creature
December 21, 1954	Romeo and Juliet	U.S. distribution only; produced by Universalcine, Verona Produzione (Italy)
December 25, 1954	Vera Cruz	produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Flora Productions
December 31, 1954	Black Tuesday
December 1954	The Steel Cage
January 15, 1955	The Beachcomber	U.S. distribution only; produced by London Independent Producers
January 26, 1955	Battle Taxi	produced by Ivan Tors
February 2, 1955	Sabaka
March 3, 1955	Big House, U.S.A.	produced by Aubrey Schenck
March 23, 1955	Stranger on Horseback
April 10, 1955	The Purple Plain
April 11, 1955	Canyon Crossroads
April 11, 1955	Marty	produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and Steven Productions Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
April 15, 1955	A Bullet for Joey
April 28, 1955	Kiss Me Deadly	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1999
May 30, 1955	Robbers' Roost
May 1955	Top of the World
June 5, 1955	The Big Bluff	distribution only
June 21, 1955	Summertime	distribution only; produced by London Films
June 28, 1955	Not as a Stranger	Produced by Stanley Kramer
June 1955	The Sea Shall Not Have Them	distribution only^[11]
June 1955	Break to Freedom	U.S. distribution only;^[12] produced by Angel Productions
July 22, 1955	The Kentuckian	produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions and James Productions
July 25, 1955	The Man Who Loved Redheads	U.S. distribution only;^[13] produced by London Films
July 26, 1955	The Night of the Hunter	produced by Paul Gregory Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992
August 1955	The Naked Street	produced by Edward Small
September 12, 1955	Othello^{[N 9]}	distribution only; produced by Marceau Films
October 1, 1955	Killer's Kiss
October 4, 1955	Fort Yuma	produced by Aubrey Schenck
October 25, 1955	The Big Knife
October 29, 1955	Gentlemen Marry Brunettes
November 5, 1955	Man with the Gun
November 18, 1955	Desert Sands	produced by Aubrey Schenck
November 29, 1955	The Good Die Young
December 12, 1955	Heidi and Peter
December 14, 1955	The Man with the Golden Arm^{[N 19]}	produced by Otto Preminger Films Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2020
December 16, 1955	Storm Fear
December 21, 1955	The Indian Fighter	produced by Bryna Productions
December 21, 1955	Top Gun	produced by Edward Small
1956	Aan
	The Tiger and the Flame	produced by Minerva Movietone; dubbed Indian film originally released as Jhansi Ki Rani
	The Extra Day
January 1956	Three Bad Sisters	produced by Aubrey Schenck
February 1, 1956	Let's Make Up
February 3, 1956	The Killer Is Loose
February 8, 1956	Time Table	distribution only
February 1956	Manfish
March 1956	Comanche
March 1956	Ghost Town
March 27, 1956	Patterns
March 28, 1956	Alexander the Great
April 26, 1956	The Quatermass Xperiment	produced by Hammer Film Productions
April 1956	The Broken Star	produced by Aubrey Schenck
May 3, 1956	Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers	produced by Ivan Tors
May 9, 1956	Crime Against Joe	produced by Aubrey Shenck
May 11, 1956	Nightmare	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
May 28, 1956	Foreign Intrgue
May 30, 1956	Trapeze	produced by Hecht-Lancaster Productions, Joanna Productions and Susan Productions
May 1956	Quincannon, Frontier Scout	produced by Aubrey Schenck
June 6, 1956	The Killing	distribution only
June 12, 1956	A Kiss Before Dying	produced by Crown Productions
June 1956	The Black Sleep	produced by Aubrey Schenck
June 1956	Shadow of Fear
July 1956	Johnny Concho
July 26, 1956	The Ambassador's Daughter
July 30, 1956	Run for the Sun
July 30, 1956	Rebel in Town	produced by Aubrey Schenck
August 1956	The Beast of Hollow Mountain
August 9, 1956	Huk!
September 15, 1956	Gun Brothers	produced by Edward Small
September 1956	Bandido
October 8, 1956	Flight to Hong Kong	produced by Harold Hecht Films and Daiei Motion Picture Company
October 10, 1956	The Boss
October 17, 1956	Attack
October 17, 1956	Around the World in 80 Days^{[N 11]}	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 30, 1956	Man from Del Rio
November 1, 1956	Running Target
November 2, 1956	Hot Cars
November 2, 1956	Emergency Hospital
November 15, 1956	Gun the Man Down
November 17, 1956	The Sharkfighters
November 1956	The Peacemaker
December 12, 1956	The Brass Legend
December 21, 1956	The Wild Party
December 21, 1956	The King and Four Queens
December 22, 1956	Dance With Me, Henry
January 1957	Drango
	The Halliday Brand
	Four Boys and a Gun
January 9, 1957	Crime of Passion
January 26, 1957	Men in War
January 30, 1957	5 Steps to Danger
February 1, 1957	Tomahawk Trail	produced by Aubrey Schenck
February 1957	Voodoo Island
February 1957	Pharaoh's Curse
March 1957	Revolt at Fort Laramie
March 1, 1957	The Delinquents
March 11, 1957	The Big Boodle
March 15, 1957	Hit and Run
March 21, 1957	War Drums	produced by Aubrey Schenck
March 28, 1957	The Big Caper	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
April 1957	The Iron Sheriff	produced by Edward Small
April 10, 1957	The Bachelor Party	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Norma Productions
April 13, 1957	12 Angry Men	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2007
April 19, 1957	Fury at Showdown
April 29, 1957	The Ride Back
May 1, 1957	Gun Duel in Durango
May 4, 1957	Spring Reunion	produced by Bryna Productions
May 8, 1957	Saint Joan^{[N 19]}
May 29, 1957	Monkey on My Back	produced by Edward Small
May 1957	Bailout at 43,000	produced by Pine-Thomas Productions
June 1957	The Vampire
	The Monster That Challenged the World	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
	Bayou
July 4, 1957	Sweet Smell of Success	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Norma Productions and Curtleigh Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1993
July 10, 1957	The Pride and the Passion	produced by Stanley Kramer
July 12, 1957	Trooper Hook
July 22, 1957	Jungle Heat	produced by Aubrey Schenck
July 1957	The Buckskin Lady
	Outlaw's Son
	Hidden Fear
	Bop Girl Goes Calypso	Produced by Aubrey Schenck
August 1, 1957	Valerie
August 21, 1957	The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown
August 30, 1957	Chicago Confidential	produced by Edward Small
August 1957	My Gun Is Quick
August 1957	Lady of Vengeance
September 2, 1957	The Careless Years	produced by Bryna Productions and Michael Productions
September 8, 1957	Satchmo the Great
September 24, 1957	The Girl in Black Stockings	produced by Edward Small
September 1957	Street of Sinners
	Gunsight Ridge
	Quatermass 2	produced by Hammer Film Productions
October 9, 1957	The Monte Carlo Story	Italian film produced by Titanus; distribution only
October 23, 1957	Time Limit
October 1957	Hell Bound
November 1, 1957	Ride Out for Revenge	produced by Bryna Productions
December 1, 1957	Man on the Prowl
December 11, 1957	Baby Face Nelson
December 17, 1957	Legend of the Lost
December 20, 1957	The Dalton Girls	produced by Aubrey Schenck
December 25, 1957	Paths of Glory	produced by Bryna Productions and Harris-Kubrick Pictures Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992
1958	The Betrayal
1958	Cross-Up	Produced by Tempean Films, Ltd (UK); US distribution only^[14]
January 1958	Gun Fever
February 1, 1958	Fort Bowie	produced by Aubrey Schenck
February 6, 1958	Witness for the Prosecution	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 8, 1958	The Quiet American	produced by Figaro
February 1958	The Steel Bayonet
February 1958	Lost Lagoon
March 27, 1958	Run Silent, Run Deep	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Jeffrey Productions
April 2, 1958	The Flame Barrier
April 1958	The Return of Dracula
May 9, 1958	Paris Holiday^{[N 22]}	distribution only; produced by Tolda Productions
May 10, 1958	Thunder Road
May 14, 1958	Toughest Gun in Tombstone	produced by Edward Small
May 1958	Fort Massacre	produced by Mirisch Company
	Edge of Fury
	Island Women
June 4, 1958	The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold
June 28, 1958	The Vikings	produced by Brynaprod and Curtleigh Productions
June 28, 1958	Kings Go Forth
June 1958	Wink of an Eye
July 30, 1958	La Parisienne	produced by Les Films Ariane
July 1958	I Bury the Living
August 13, 1958	God's Little Acre
August 14, 1958	It! The Terror from Beyond Space	produced by Edward Small
August 14, 1958	Curse of the Faceless Man	produced by Edward Small
August 25, 1958	Terror in a Texas Town
September 27, 1958	The Defiant Ones	produced by Stanley Kramer Productions, Lomitas Productions and Curtleigh Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 1958	The Gun Runners
October 1, 1958	Man of the West	produced by Mirisch Company
October 1, 1958	Cop Hater
October 29, 1958	Ten Days to Tulara
October 1958	The Fearmakers
	The Big Country
	Hong Kong Confidential	produced by Edward Small
	Face in the Night
November 11, 1958	The Horse's Mouth
November 18, 1958	I Want to Live!
November 26, 1958	Anna Lucasta
November 1958	The Mugger
December 3, 1958	China Doll
December 25, 1958	Separate Tables	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Clifton Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 1958	Lonelyhearts
	The Lost Missile
	Machete
1959	Mark of the Phoenix
January 23, 1959	Escort West
January 1959	Guns Girls and Gangsters	produced by Edward Small
January 1959	Operation Murder
February 18, 1959	The Last Mile
March 15, 1959	Mustang!
March 20, 1959	Alias Jesse James
March 29, 1959	Some Like It Hot	produced by Mirisch Company
April 1959	Riot in Juvenile Prison	produced by Edward Small
May 15, 1959	Invisible Invaders	produced by Edward Small
May 29, 1959	Pork Chop Hill
May 1959	The Gunfight at Dodge City	produced by Mirisch Company
June 10, 1959	The Man in the Net	produced by Mirisch Company
June 10, 1959	The Naked Maja	US distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Titanus
June 12, 1959	The Horse Soldiers	produced by Mirisch Company
July 3, 1959	The Hound of the Baskervilles	distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
July 15, 1959	A Hole in the Head
July 17, 1959	Ten Seconds to Hell
June 24, 1959	Shake Hands with the Devil
June 1959	The Rabbit Trap	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Canon Productions and Anne Productions
July 1959	Day of the Outlaw
August 20, 1959	The Devil's Disciple	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Films and Brynaprod in the UK
August 1959	Cry Tough	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions, Canon Productions and Anne Productions
September 10, 1959	The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery
September 1959	Cast a Long Shadow
September 1959	Inside the Mafia	produced by Edward Small
October 1, 1959	The Wonderful Country
October 15, 1959	Odds Against Tomorrow	distribution only, Harbel Productions, Inc.
October 1959	Pier 5, Havana	produced by Edward Small
October 1959	Counterplot
November 10, 1959	Happy Anniversary
November 13, 1959	The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake	produced by Edward Small
November 22, 1959	Timbuktu	produced by Edward Small but had his name removed
December 1, 1959	Take a Giant Step	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Sheila Productions
December 17, 1959	On the Beach	produced by Stanley Kramer
December 20, 1959	A Dog's Best Friend	produced by Edward Small
December 25, 1959	Solomon and Sheba
December 1959	Vice Raid

1960s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 1, 1960	And Quiet Flows the Don
January 1, 1960	Gunfighters of Abilene	produced by Edward Small
February 1960	The Pusher
March 1960	Oklahoma Territory	produced by Edward Small
March 1960	Three Came to Kill	produced by Edward Small
April 6, 1960	The Unforgiven	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and James Productions
April 13, 1960	The Boy and the Pirates	produced by Bert I. Gordon
April 14, 1960	The Fugitive Kind
May 1, 1960	Noose for a Gunman	produced by Edward Small
June 15, 1960	The Apartment	produced by Mirisch Company Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
June 22, 1960	The Gallant Hours
June 27, 1960	The Trials of Oscar Wilde	produced by Warwick Films in the Uk
June 29, 1960	Elmer Gantry	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 1960	The Music Box Kid	produced by Edward Small
June 1960	Macumba Love
July 17, 1960	The Last Days of Pompeii	Italian film
July 21, 1960	Inherit the Wind	produced by Stanley Kramer
July 1960	Cage of Evil	produced by Edward Small
September 1960	Studs Lonigan
October 12, 1960	The Magnificent Seven	produced by Mirisch Company Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2013
October 24, 1960	The Alamo	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 1960	The Walking Target	produced by Edward Small
November 1, 1960	Never on Sunday	Greek film
November 14, 1960	The Facts of Life	distribution only
December 14, 1960	A Terrible Beauty
December 15, 1960	Exodus	Carlyle-Alpina, S.A.
January 7, 1961	Five Guns to Tombstone	produced by Edward Small
February 1, 1961	The Misfits	produced by Seven Arts Productions
February 1961	Police Dog Story	produced by Edward Small
February 1961	Frontier Uprising	produced by Edward Small
March 26, 1961	The Hoodlum Priest
April 8, 1961	Operation Bottleneck	produced by Edward Small
April 26, 1961	The Snake Woman	produced by Edward Small
April 1961	Minotaur, the Wild Beast of Crete
May 1, 1961	Gun Fight	produced by Edward Small
May 5, 1961	The Gambler Wore a Gun	produced by Edward Small
May 24, 1961	The Young Savages	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Contemporary Productions
May 27, 1961	The Last Time I Saw Archie
May 31, 1961	A Matter of Morals
June 10, 1961	When the Clock Strikes	produced by Edward Small
June 28, 1961	The Naked Edge
June 28, 1961	Three on a Spree	produced by Edward Small
June 29, 1961	Goodbye Again
June 1961	The Revolt of the Slaves	Italian film
July 10, 1961	Fate of a Man
July 19, 1961	By Love Possessed	produced by Mirisch Company
July 25, 1961	Mary Had a Little...	produced by Edward Small
July 1961	The Cat Burglar	produced by Edward Small
July 1961	You Have to Run Fast
August 17, 1961	Teenage Millionaire
August 23, 1961	The Young Doctors
September 27, 1961	Paris Blues
September 1961	The Flight That Disappeared	produced by Edward Small
September 1961	Secret of Deep Harbor
October 10, 1961	Town Without Pity	produced by Mirisch Company
October 18, 1961	West Side Story	produced by Mirisch Company Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1997
October 1961	Boy Who Caught a Crook	produced by Edward Small
October 1961	The Explosive Generation
November 5, 1961	Gun Street
December 15, 1961	One, Two, Three	produced by Mirisch Company
December 16, 1961	Summer of the Seventeenth Doll	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions
December 19, 1961	The Children's Hour	produced by Mirisch Company
December 19, 1961	Judgment at Nuremberg	produced by Stanley Kramer Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2013
December 20, 1961	The Happy Thieves
December 22, 1961	X-15
December 23, 1961	Something Wild	produced by Prometheus Enterprises Inc.
December 25, 1961	Pocketful of Miracles
December 27, 1961	The Clown and the Kid	produced by Edward Small
1962	Court Martial
January 1962	The Nun and the Sergeant
February 10, 1962	Sergeants 3
February 22, 1962	The Magic Sword	co-production with Bert I. Gordon Productions
February 1962	Deadly Duo	produced by Edward Small
February 1962	Saintly Sinners
April 11, 1962	Follow That Dream	produced by Mirisch Company
April 11, 1962	Ursus
April 19, 1962	Jessica
May 1, 1962	Geronimo	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
May 15, 1962	Doctor Blood's Coffin	produced by Edward Small
May 16, 1962	Incident in an Alley
May 22, 1962	The Road to Hong Kong	Produced by Melnor Films in the UK
May 1962	War Hunt
June 13, 1962	Jack the Giant Killer	produced by Edward Small
June 13, 1962	The Valiant
June 25, 1962	Animas Trujano
July 3, 1962	Birdman of Alcatraz	produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster Productions and Norma Productions
July 28, 1962	The Miracle Worker	produced by Playfilm Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2024
August 29, 1962	Kid Galahad	produced by Mirisch Company
September 16, 1962	Hero's Island
September 1962	Sword of the Conqueror
October 24, 1962	The Manchurian Candidate	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
	Eyes Without a Face	French film
	Tower of London
October 31, 1962	The Vampire and the Ballerina
November 24, 1962	Two for the Seesaw	produced by Mirisch Company
December 1, 1962	Electra
December 2, 1962	Pressure Point
December 8, 1962	Beauty and the Beast	produced by Edward Small
December 19, 1962	Taras Bulba	produced by Harold Hecht Productions, Curtleigh Productions and Avala Film
1963	The Great Van Robbery
1963	So Evil, So Young
January 11, 1963	A Child Is Waiting	produced by Stanley Kramer
March 6, 1963	Amazons of Rome
March 6, 1963	Diary of a Madman	produced by Robert Kent Productions/Admiral Pictures
March 20, 1963	Five Miles to Midnight
April 24, 1963	Love Is a Ball
May 8, 1963	Dr. No	produced by Eon Productions
May 15, 1963	I Could Go On Singing
June 5, 1963	Irma la Douce	produced by Mirisch Company
June 14, 1963	Call Me Bwana	produced by Eon Productions
June 17, 1963	The Mouse on the Moon	Produced by Walter Shenson Films (UK)
July 4, 1963	The Great Escape	produced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1963	Toys in the Attic	produced by Mirisch Company
August 21, 1963	The Caretakers	produced by Hall Bartlett Productions, Inc.
September 18, 1963	My Son, the Hero	Italian film
September 1963	Twice-Told Tales	produced by Edward Small
October 1, 1963	Lilies of the Field	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2020
October 2, 1963	Johnny Cool
October 2, 1963	Stolen Hours	produced by Mirisch Company
October 6, 1963	Tom Jones^{[N 23]}	produced by Woodfall Films Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 7, 1963	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World	produced by Stanley Kramer in Ultra Panavision
November 13, 1963	McLintock!^{[N 24]}^{[N 25]}	distribution only; produced by Batjac Productions
December 18, 1963	The Ceremony
December 18, 1963	Kings of the Sun	produced by Mirisch Company
December 23, 1963	Ladybug Ladybug	produced by Francis Productions Inc.
March 19, 1964	The World of Henry Orient	produced by Pan Arts Company
March 20, 1964	The Pink Panther	produced by Mirisch Company Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2010
February 26, 1964	One Man's Way
March 25, 1964	Flight from Ashiya
April 5, 1964	The Best Man
May 27, 1964	From Russia with Love	produced by Eon Productions
June 8, 1964	That Man from Rio
June 23, 1964	A Shot in the Dark	produced by Mirisch Company
June 24, 1964	633 Squadron	produced by Mirisch Company
June 1964	For Those Who Think Young
August 11, 1964	A Hard Day's Night^{[N 26]}	produced by Walter Shenson Films/Proscenium Films
September 2, 1964	The 7th Dawn
September 16, 1964	The Secret Invasion
September 17, 1964	Topkapi
September 30, 1964	Woman of Straw
October 14, 1964	Invitation to a Gunfighter
November 21, 1964	Four Days in November
December 22, 1964	Kiss Me, Stupid	produced by Mirisch Company
January 9, 1965	Goldfinger	produced by Eon Productions
January 26, 1965	How to Murder Your Wife
February 15, 1965	The Greatest Story Ever Told
February 19, 1965	Ferry Cross the Mersey	Produced by Subafilms in the UK
March 7, 1965	The Train	Shot in France in English
April 14, 1965	The Satan Bug	produced by Mirisch Company
April 28, 1965	Masquerade
May 12, 1965	Mister Moses
June 18, 1965	I'll Take Sweden	produced by Edward Small
June 22, 1965	What's New Pussycat?	Produced by Famous Artists Productions; shot in France
June 23, 1965	The Hallelujah Trail	produced by Mirisch Company
June 30, 1965	The Knack ...and How to Get It	Woodfall Film Productions (UK); distribution only
July 7, 1965	The Glory Guys	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
August 25, 1965	Help!	produced by Walter Shenson Films/Subafilms
September 15, 1965	Billie
October 20, 1965	A Rage to Live	produced by Mirisch Company
November 16, 1965	Return from the Ashes	produced by Mirisch Company
December 13, 1965	A Thousand Clowns	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 18, 1965	Viva Maria!	distribution only
December 22, 1965	Thunderball	produced by Eon Productions
February 21, 1966	Lord Love a Duck
March 4, 1966	The Group
March 15, 1966	Hamlet
March 30, 1966	Cast a Giant Shadow	produced by Mirisch Company
March 31, 1966	Frankie and Johnny	produced by Edward Small
May 17, 1966	Up to His Ears
May 25, 1966	The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming	produced by Mirisch Company Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 1966	Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title
June 8, 1966	Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!
June 15, 1966	Duel at Diablo
June 15, 1966	Khartoum	distribution only; Julian Blaustein Productions (UK)
August 1, 1966	Mademoiselle	distribution only; Woodfall Film Productions (UK)
August 1, 1966	Namu, the Killer Whale
August 31, 1966	What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?	produced by Mirisch Company
September 14, 1966	Ambush Bay	produced by Aubrey Schenck
October 10, 1966	Hawaii	produced by Mirisch Company
October 16, 1966	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
October 19, 1966	The Fortune Cookie	produced by Mirisch Company
October 19, 1966	Return of the Seven	produced by Mirisch Company
October 24, 1966	10:30 P.M. Summer
December 15, 1966	After the Fox
January 18, 1967	A Fistful of Dollars	distribution only
February 22, 1967	Marat/Sade
March 9, 1967	How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying	produced by Mirisch Company
March 16, 1967	Persona	Swedish film directed by Ingmar Bergman
March 1967	Finders Keepers
April 24, 1967	The Sailor from Gibraltar
April 26, 1967	Eight on the Lam
May 10, 1967	For a Few Dollars More	distribution only; produced by Alberto Grimaldi
May 22, 1967	The Honey Pot
May 24, 1967	The Way West	produced by Harold Hecht Corporation
June 13, 1967	You Only Live Twice	produced by Eon Productions, first use of the United Artists "oviod" logo
July 31, 1967	The Whisperers
August 2, 1967	In the Heat of the Night	produced by Mirisch Company Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002
August 3, 1967	Beach Red
September 15, 1967	Track of Thunder
October 23, 1967	How I Won the War
November 1, 1967	Hour of the Gun	produced by Mirisch Company
November 10, 1967	The Hills Run Red
November 10, 1967	Matchless
November 22, 1967	Operation Kid Brother
December 4, 1967	Clambake	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
December 6, 1967	Kill a Dragon	produced by Aubrey Schenck
December 6, 1967	Navajo Joe
December 18, 1967	Live for Life	distribution only
December 20, 1967	Billion Dollar Brain	produced by Harry Saltzman
December 20, 1967	Fitzwilly	co-production with Mirisch Company
December 29, 1967	The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
January 3, 1968	The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz	produced by Edward Small
February 14, 1968	Danger Route	produced by Amicus Productions
April 2, 1968	The Scalphunters	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
April 4, 1968	The Party	produced by Mirisch Company
April 24, 1968	Yours, Mine and Ours	produced by Desilu Productions
May 8, 1968	The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell^{[N 22]}	distribution only; produced by John Beck-Naho Productions
May 15, 1968	The Devil's Brigade	produced by David L. Wolper
June 28, 1968	The World of Hans Christian Andersen	American distribution: produced in Japan by Toei Doga
June 5, 1968	Attack on the Iron Coast	produced by Oakmont Productions
June 19, 1968	The Thomas Crown Affair	produced by Mirisch Company
June 25, 1968	The Bride Wore Black
July 19, 1968	Inspector Clouseau	produced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1968	Hang 'Em High
July 1968	Thunderbirds Are Go	produced by Century 21 Cinema and Associated Television
September 1968	Shock Troops
September 1968	The Ugly Ones
September 18, 1968	Salt and Pepper
October 11, 1968	The Charge of the Light Brigade
October 14, 1968	Paper Lion
November 13, 1968	A Quiet Place in the Country
November 15, 1968	Yellow Submarine	distribution only; produced by King Features Syndicate and Subafilms Ltd
November 20, 1968	Thunderbird 6	produced by Century 21 Cinema and Associated Television
December 13, 1968	The Mercenary
December 18, 1968	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
December 18, 1968	The Night They Raided Minsky's	produced by Tandem Productions
December 1968	Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell
January 15, 1969	More Dead Than Alive	produced by Aubrey Schenck
January 17, 1969	Fellini's Satyricon	co-produced by Alberto Grimaldi
February 19, 1969	Play Dirty	produced by Harry Saltzman
February 21, 1969	A Twist of Sand
February 28, 1969	Some Girls Do
March 26, 1969	Support Your Local Sheriff!
April 1, 1969	Sam Whiskey	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
April 18, 1969	Mississippi Mermaid
April 25, 1969	If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium	produced by David L. Wolper
April 30, 1969	Hannibal Brooks
May 7, 1969	Impasse	distribution only
May 7, 1969	Sinful Davey	produced by Mirisch Company
May 7, 1969	Where It's At
May 27, 1969	Popi
May 28, 1969	Guns of the Magnificent Seven	produced by Mirisch Company
June 11, 1969	The First Time	produced by Mirisch Company
June 25, 1969	Death Rides a Horse
July 2, 1969	Sabata	co produced by Alberto Grimaldi
July 30, 1969	Midnight Cowboy	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1994
July 1969	The Thousand Plane Raid	produced by Oakmont Productions
August 20, 1969	Alice's Restaurant
August 21, 1969	Number One
August 27, 1969	The Bridge at Remagen	produced by David L. Wolper
August 1969	Submarine X-1	produced by Oakmont Productions
September 28, 1969	The Bed-Sitting Room
October 1, 1969	Some Kind of a Nut	produced by Mirisch Company
October 2, 1969	The File of the Golden Goose	produced by Edward Small
October 15, 1969	Young Billy Young
October 24, 1969	Battle of Britain
October 29, 1969	The Secret of Santa Vittoria	produced by Stanley Kramer
November 25, 1969	Crossplot
December 2, 1969	The Sex of Angels
December 16, 1969	Gaily, Gaily
December 18, 1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	produced by Eon Productions
December 21, 1969	The Happy Ending
December 23, 1969	Three
December 1969	Out of It

1970s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 18, 1970	What Do You Say to a Naked Lady?
March 16, 1970	Love Is a Funny Thing
March 20, 1970	Hell Boats	produced by Oakmont Productions
March 27, 1970	Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You
March 27, 1970	Women in Love
April 29, 1970	Halls of Anger	produced by Mirisch Company
May 8, 1970	The Last Escape	produced by Oakmont Productions
May 13, 1970	Leo the Last
May 15, 1970	Let It Be	produced by Apple Films
May 20, 1970	The Landlord	produced by Mirisch Company
May 27, 1970	Cotton Comes to Harlem
May 27, 1970	The Way We Live Now
May 28, 1970	The Passion of Anna
May 1970	One More Time
June 17, 1970	The Hawaiians	produced by Mirisch Company
June 1970	The Christine Jorgensen Story	produced by Edward Small
July 1, 1970	Mosquito Squadron	produced by Oakmont Productions
July 10, 1970	They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!	produced by Mirisch Company
July 15, 1970	The Revolutionary
July 28, 1970	The Angel Levine
August 12, 1970	Pound
August 21, 1970	Adiós, Sabata	produced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 2, 1970	Barquero
September 4, 1970	Hornets' Nest
September 9, 1970	The Wild Child^{[N 27]}
September 11, 1970	Kes	distribution only
September 23, 1970	Pieces of Dreams
September 30, 1970	The Crook
October 2, 1970	Give Her the Moon
October 7, 1970	Ned Kelly
October 7, 1970	Underground	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
October 21, 1970	Burn!	produced by Alberto Grimaldi
October 28, 1970	The McKenzie Break	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
October 29, 1970	The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
October 1970	Cannon for Cordoba	produced by Mirisch Company
November 3, 1970	A.k.a. Cassius Clay
November 10, 1970	Where's Poppa?
November 18, 1970	The Adventures of Gerard
1970	Dougal and the Blue Cat	American distribution only
January 1971	The Bridge in the Jungle
February 17, 1971	The Music Lovers
February 19, 1971	Cold Turkey
April 9, 1971	Valdez Is Coming
April 28, 1971	Bananas
May 12, 1971	Mrs. Pollifax-Spy
May 26, 1971	Support Your Local Gunfighter
June 30, 1971	What's the Matter with Helen?
July 14, 1971	The Hunting Party	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
July 21, 1971	Wake in Fright^{[N 28]}	distribution only, produced by NLT Productions and Group W Films
July 28, 1971	Von Richthofen and Brown
August 1, 1971	Doc
August 4, 1971	Lawman
September 1, 1971	Return of Sabata	produced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 8, 1971	Sunday Bloody Sunday
September 22, 1971	Lady Liberty	produced by Compagnia Cinematografica Champion and Les Films Concordia
October 20, 1971	The Organization	produced by Mirisch Company
November 3, 1971	Fiddler on the Roof	produced by Mirisch Company Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 10, 1971	200 Motels
November 10, 1971	Jennifer on My Mind
December 1, 1971	Born to Win
December 12, 1971	The Decameron	co-produced by Alberto Grimaldi
December 14, 1971	The Hospital	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1995
December 17, 1971	Diamonds Are Forever	produced by Eon Productions
February 2, 1972	The Visitors
May 12, 1972	Chato's Land
May 17, 1972	The Honkers
June 30, 1972	Duck, You Sucker!
July 14, 1972	Fuzz
July 21, 1972	Pulp
August 1, 1972	The Magnificent Seven Ride!	produced by Mirisch Company
August 4, 1972	Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were Afraid to Ask)
August 30, 1972	Money Talks
September 6, 1972	The Mechanic
September 8, 1972	Man of the East	produced by Alberto Grimaldi
September 20, 1972	Hammer
October 4, 1972	Hickey & Boggs
October 15, 1972	Roma
October 20, 1972	Last Tango in Paris	co-produced by Alberto Grimaldi
November 1, 1972	Superbeast
November 17, 1972	Daughters of Satan
December 13, 1972	Man of La Mancha	produced by Alberto Grimaldi
December 15, 1972	Avanti!
December 20, 1972	Across 110th Street
January 1973	Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall
January 1973	The Outside Man
February 11, 1973	Lady Caroline Lamb
February 16, 1973	The Long Goodbye	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2021
March 14, 1973	Tom Sawyer
April 20, 1973	Scorpio	produced by Mirisch Company
May 10, 1973	The Offence
June 8, 1973	Theatre of Blood
August 3, 1973	Jeremy
August 24, 1973	Cops and Robbers
August 29, 1973	White Lightning	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
September 14, 1973	I Escaped from Devil's Island
September 21, 1973	The Spook Who Sat by the Door^{[N 29]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2012
September 26, 1973	Harry in Your Pocket
October 26, 1973	Five on the Black Hand Side
November 14, 1973	The Heroes
February 13, 1974	Thieves Like Us
February 27, 1974	Busting
March 15, 1974	Visit to a Chief's Son
March 20, 1974	Billy Two Hats
March 29, 1974	Live and Let Die	produced by Eon Productions
May 1, 1974	The Spikes Gang	co-produced by Mirisch Company
May 10, 1974	Electra Glide in Blue
May 17, 1974	Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
May 24, 1974	Huckleberry Finn
June 7, 1974	Where the Lilies Bloom
June 26, 1974	Sleeper
July 17, 1974	Mr. Majestyk	produced by Mirisch Company
July 31, 1974	Bank Shot
August 14, 1974	Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
August 30, 1974	Amazing Grace
September 25, 1974	Juggernaut
October 2, 1974	The Taking of Pelham 123
October 18, 1974	Mixed Company
October 25, 1974	The Voyage
November 8, 1974	Lenny	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 4, 1974	Soft Beds, Hard Battles	US theatrical distribution only; produced by The Rank Organisation
December 20, 1974	The Man with the Golden Gun	produced by Eon Productions
February 5, 1975	Report to the Commissioner
March 14, 1975	Rancho Deluxe
March 24, 1975	Rosebud
March 26, 1975	Brannigan
March 26, 1975	The Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery
April 9, 1975	The Passenger^{[N 30]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 18, 1975	Sharks' Treasure
May 14, 1975	Moonrunners
May 21, 1975	The Return of the Pink Panther^{[N 31]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 22, 1975	The Wind and the Lion	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 10, 1975	Love and Death
June 25, 1975	Rollerball
June 1975	That's the Way of the World^{[N 9]}^{[N 32]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by Sig Shore Productions
July 9, 1975	Smile
July 30, 1975	The Wilby Conspiracy
August 29, 1975	92 in the Shade	US theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
October 10, 1975	Shhh
November 21, 1975	One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest^{[N 33]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1993
December 19, 1975	Bugs Bunny: Superstar^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Hare-Raising Films
December 19, 1975	The Killer Elite
January 10, 1976	Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom	distribution in Italy, Japan, Scandinavia and Germany; produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
February 13, 1976	Inserts
March 10, 1976	Breakheart Pass
April 23, 1976	Stay Hungry
April 1976	It's Showtime
May 16, 1976	That's Entertainment, Part II	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
May 19, 1976	The Missouri Breaks
May 20, 1976	Trackdown
June 23, 1976	Logan's Run	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 24, 1976	Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson	US distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company, Lion's Gate Films, and Talent Associates-Norton Simon
July 30, 1976	Drum	US distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company
June 1976	Sweet Revenge	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 4, 1976	The Return of a Man Called Horse
August 25, 1976	Gator	produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven
August 27, 1976	From Noon till Three
September 1, 1976	Novecento (1900)	International distribution only; produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
September 8, 1976	Vigilante Force
September 29, 1976	Norman... Is That You?	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
October 20, 1976	Burnt Offerings	produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
November 5, 1976	Carrie	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2022
November 12, 1976^[15]	Karate Bullfighter
November 27, 1976	Network^{[N 34]}	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2000
December 3, 1976	Rocky	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2006
December 5, 1976	Bound for Glory	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 17, 1976	The Pink Panther Strikes Again
March 10, 1977	Welcome to L.A.
April 6, 1977	Audrey Rose
April 15, 1977	Demon Seed	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 20, 1977	Annie Hall	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992
May 5, 1977	The Solid Gold Show
May 6, 1977	The White Buffalo
June 15, 1977	A Bridge Too Far
June 21, 1977	New York, New York
August 3, 1977	The Spy Who Loved Me	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
October 5, 1977	Valentino
October 14, 1977	Equus
November 18, 1977	Semi-Tough
November 23, 1977	Another Man, Another Chance
December 16, 1977	Telefon	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
January 6, 1978	Coma
January 13, 1978	Golden Rendezvous
February 9, 1978	The Betsy	theatrical distribution only; produced by Allied Artists^[16]
February 15, 1978	Coming Home	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 1978	Three Warriors^{[N 33]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films
March 13, 1978	The Big Sleep^{[N 17]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
April 26, 1978	F.I.S.T.
April 26, 1978	The Last Waltz	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2019
May 10, 1978	The End
June 2, 1978	Corvette Summer	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 28, 1978	Convoy	US distribution only; produced by EMI Films
July 19, 1978	Revenge of the Pink Panther
July 19, 1978	International Velvet	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 2, 1978	Interiors
August 2, 1978	Who'll Stop the Rain
October 11, 1978	Piranha^{[N 35]}	International distribution only; produced by New World Pictures
October 25, 1978	Comes a Horseman
October 30, 1978	Message from Space	U.S. distribution only; produced in Japan by Toei Company
November 8, 1978	Slow Dancing in the Big City	produced by CIP
November 15, 1978	The Lord of the Rings^{[N 11]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by Fantasy Films
December 17, 1978	Uncle Joe Shannon
December 20, 1978	Invasion of the Body Snatchers
December 22, 1978	Brass Target	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
January 1, 1979	Jamaican Gold
February 2, 1979	The First Great Train Robbery	produced by Dino De Laurentiis
March 9, 1979	The Passage	US distribution only; produced by Hemdale and Passage Films, Inc.
March 14, 1979	Hair
March 14, 1979	Voices	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 4, 1979	The Champ
April 15, 1979	Fedora	US theatrical distribution only
April 25, 1979	Manhattan	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001
May 4, 1979	Last Embrace
May 13, 1979	La Cage aux Folles	French film
May 25, 1979	Wanda Nevada
June 15, 1979	Rocky II
June 29, 1979	Moonraker	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
June 1979	Crime Busters	US theatrical distribution only
August 10, 1979	Americathon^{[N 11]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar
August 15, 1979	Apocalypse Now^{[N 36]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Omni Zoetrope (uncredited) Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2000
August 17, 1979	Rich Kids	co-production with Lion's Gate Films
September 19, 1979	Yanks	International distribution only, distributed in the U.S. by Universal Pictures; produced by CIP Filmproduktion GmbH
October 17, 1979	The Black Stallion	produced by Zoetrope Studios Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002
October 19, 1979	Chilly Scenes of Winter	also known as Head Over Heels
November 1, 1979	Bear Island	Canadian distribution only, distributed in the U.S. by Taft International Pictures and internationally by Columbia Pictures; produced by Selkirk Films
November 6, 1979	The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh^{[N 11]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar
December 18, 1979	The Human Factor	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
December 19, 1979	Being There^{[N 11]}	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2015
December 21, 1979	Cuba
December 21, 1979	Roller Boogie	US distribution only; produced by Compass International Pictures

1980s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 18, 1980	Windows	co-production with Mike Lobell Productions
February 15, 1980	Cruising^{[N 11]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
February 29, 1980	Foxes
March 12, 1980	A Small Circle of Friends
March 30, 1980	The Canterbury Tales	Italian film
April 1980	Leo and Loree	distribution only
May 2, 1980	Happy Birthday, Gemini
May 16, 1980	The Long Riders
May 16, 1980	Fame	Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2023
May 23, 1980	Carny^{[N 11]}	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
June 13, 1980	Roadie
July 18, 1980	The Big Red One^{[N 11]}	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
July 27, 1980	Arabian Nights	Italian film
August 1, 1980	The Final Countdown	U.S. theatrical distribution; produced by The Bryna Company, Aspen Productions, Polyc International and Film Finance Group
August 15, 1980	Those Lips, Those Eyes
August 29, 1980	He Knows You're Alone	Distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
September 17, 1980	The Last Metro	distribution only
September 26, 1980	Stardust Memories
October 18, 1980	Motel Hell	co-production with Camp Hill
November 14, 1980	The Idolmaker
November 19, 1980	Heaven's Gate
December 19, 1980	Raging Bull	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1990
1981	Invaders from the Deep	distribution only
February 13, 1981	The Dogs of War
February 15, 1981	La Cage aux Folles II	French/Italian film
March 11, 1981	Diva^{[N 20]}	distribution under United Artists Classics only
March 20, 1981	Cutter's Way
March 27, 1981	Thief
April 17, 1981	Caveman
June 12, 1981	Clash of the Titans	co-production with Charles H. Schneer Productions; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
June 26, 1981	For Your Eyes Only	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
July 24, 1981	Eye of the Needle
July 24, 1981	Tarzan the Ape Man	co-production with Svengali Productions; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
August 14, 1981	Deadly Blessing^{[N 37]}	distribution only; produced by PolyGram Pictures. last film to be released under Transamerica ownership.
September 18, 1981	The French Lieutenant's Woman
September 25, 1981	True Confessions
January 1, 1982	Galaxy of Terror	International distribution only; produced by New World Pictures
January 15, 1982	Jaws of Satan	co-production with Bill Wilson Productions
January 22, 1982	A Stranger Is Watching	co-production with Heron Communications; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
February 12, 1982	The Beast Within	co-production with Katzka
April 2, 1982	Penitentiary II	distribution only
April 23, 1982	National Lampoon's Movie Madness
April 1982	Pandemonium
May 14, 1982	The House Where Evil Dwells
May 28, 1982	Rocky III
May 1982	Safari 3000
July 2, 1982	The Secret of NIMH	distribution as MGM/UA Entertainment Co.; produced by Aurora and Don Bluth Productions
August 4, 1982	Lola^{[N 38]}	distribution under United Artists Classics only
September 16, 1982	The Night of the Shooting Stars^{[N 1]}	distribution only
October 21, 1982	The Plague Dogs^{[N 39]}	UK distribution only, produced by Nepenthe Productions
October 22, 1982	Jinxed!
November 19, 1982	Still of the Night
December 17, 1982	Trail of the Pink Panther
February 13, 1983	Twilight Time
March 25, 1983	The Black Stallion Returns
April 15, 1983	Rock & Rule	US distribution only; produced in Canada by Nelvana
April 22, 1983	Exposed
June 3, 1983	WarGames
June 10, 1983	Octopussy	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
June 12, 1983	L'Étoile du Nord	distribution only
June 22, 1983	The Draughtsman's Contract^{[N 40]}	U.S. distribution only under the United Artists Classics label; produced by British Film Institute and Channel 4
August 12, 1983	Curse of the Pink Panther
October 7, 1983	Romantic Comedy	co-production with Mirisch Company
October 9, 1983	Streamers^{[N 9]}	North American distribution only under the United Artists Classics label
November 18, 1983	Yentl
January 13, 1984	Hot Dog…The Movie	distribution only
April 8, 1984	You Can Do It	co-production with Shari Lewis Enterprises; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 16, 1984	Have I Got a Story For You
April 24, 1984	Kooky Classics
June 22, 1984	The Pope of Greenwich Village
August 10, 1984	Red Dawn	^[17]
September 21, 1984	Until September
October 5, 1984	Teachers
October 12, 1984	Garbo Talks
February 22, 1985	Martin's Day
March 1, 1985	The Aviator
May 3, 1985	Movers & Shakers
May 24, 1985	A View to a Kill	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
July 19, 1985	Wetherby	distribution only
November 1, 1985	To Live and Die in L.A.
November 27, 1985	Rocky IV
January 31, 1986	Youngblood	Released by MGM/UA Entertainment Co.
July 31, 1987	The Living Daylights	Eon Productions, co-produced with Danjaq S.A.
September 25, 1987	Real Men	co-production with Martin Bregman Productions
September 25, 1987	You Talkin' to Me?
October 7, 1987	Baby Boom
January 29, 1988	Born to Race	distribution only
April 1, 1988	Bright Lights, Big City
May 13, 1988	Illegally Yours	co-production with DeLaurentiis Entertainment Group
May 20, 1988	Rikki and Pete
July 13, 1988	It Takes Two
August 26, 1988	Betrayed
October 14, 1988	Pumpkinhead	US distribution only^[18]
November 9, 1988	Child's Play	^[19]
December 14, 1988	I'm Gonna Git You Sucka
December 16, 1988	Rain Man	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 28, 1989	The Horror Show	US distribution only; produced by Sean S. Cunningham Films
April 1989	Buying Time	distribution only
May 12, 1989	Night Visitor	US distribution only; produced by Premiere Pictures Corporation
	The Rachel Papers	US distribution only
	Season of Fear	distribution only
May 19, 1989	Road House	co-production with Silver Pictures^[20]
July 14, 1989	Licence to Kill	distribution only; produced by Eon Productions^[21]
August 25, 1989	Little Monsters^{[N 41]}	US distribution only; produced by Vestron Pictures, Davis Entertainment Company and Licht/Mueller Film Corporation^[22]
September 8, 1989	The Runnin' Kind
September 15, 1989	True Love	US distribution only; produced by Forward Films
October 13, 1989	Damned River	US distribution only; produced by Silver Lion Films
November 17, 1989	All Dogs Go to Heaven	US distribution only; co-production with Goldcrest Films and Sullivan Bluth Studios^[23]
December 22, 1989	Always	studio credit only; co-production with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment; distributed by Universal Pictures^[24]

1990s

Release date	Title	Notes
April 20, 1990	Lisa	co-production with Surreal Productions^[25]
November 16, 1990	Rocky V	co-production with Chartoff-Winkler Productions and Star Partners III, Ltd.^[26]
August 27, 1993	Son of the Pink Panther	co-production with Filmauro^[27]
September 23, 1994	Sleep with Me	US distribution only; produced by August Entertainment, Paribas Film Corporation and Castleberg Productions
March 31, 1995	Tank Girl	co-production with Trilogy Entertainment Group
April 7, 1995	Rob Roy
August 25, 1995	Lord of Illusions	co-production with Seraphim Productions^[28]
September 15, 1995	Hackers
September 22, 1995	Showgirls	US distribution only; produced by Carolco Pictures and Chargeurs
October 27, 1995	Leaving Las Vegas	US distribution only; produced by Lumiere Pictures and Initial Productions
November 17, 1995	GoldenEye	distribution only; produced by Eon Productions
December 1, 1995	Wild Bill	co-production with The Zanuck Company
December 29, 1995	Richard III	US distribution only; co-production with Bayly/Paré Productions, British Screen and First Look Pictures
March 8, 1996	The Birdcage
March 22, 1996	It's My Party	co-production with Opala Productions
March 29, 1996	A Family Thing
November 1, 1996	Larger than Life	co-production with Trilogy Entertainment
November 8, 1996	Mad Dog Time	Also known as Trigger Happy; US distribution only
February 14, 1997	Touch	US distribution only; produced by Lumière International
August 27, 1997	Hoodlum
December 19, 1997	Tomorrow Never Dies	co-production with Eon Productions
February 13, 1998	Hurricane Streets	US distribution only
March 13, 1998	The Man in the Iron Mask
September 25, 1998	Ronin	co-production with FGM Entertainment
February 26, 1999	Just the Ticket
March 12, 1999	The Rage: Carrie 2	co-production with Red Bank Films
August 6, 1999	The Thomas Crown Affair	co-production with Irish DreamTime
November 19, 1999	The World Is Not Enough	co-production with Eon Productions; distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; copyright holder
December 10, 1999	Miss Julie	distribution in North and Hispanic America, the U.K., Australia, Asia Pacific and Eastern Europe excluding Poland only; produced by Moonstone Entertainment and Red Mullet Productions

2000s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 22, 2000	Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her^{[N 42]}	North American distribution only; released on Showtime
March 24, 2000	Mr. Accident	distribution only
September 15, 2000	Crime and Punishment in Suburbia	co-production with Killer Films
September 2000	The Fantasticks	Filmed in 1995; release suspended for five years due to lackluster reception; cut down to 86 minutes and shown in four theaters
April 20, 2001	The Claim	distribution outside Canada, France, the U.K. and Ireland only; co-production with Pathé, Alliance Atlantis, BBC Films, Le Studio Canal+, Grosvenor Park Productions and Revolution Films
August 3, 2001	Ghost World	North American distribution only; co-production with Granada Productions
August 31, 2001	Jeepers Creepers^{[N 42]}	North American distribution only; co-production with American Zoetrope
September 28, 2001	Born Romantic	distribution outside Italy only
December 7, 2001	No Man's Land	distribution only Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film
March 29, 2002	No Such Thing	co-production with American Zoetrope
May 3, 2002	Deuces Wild	North American distribution only
May 24, 2002	CQ	North American distribution only; co-production with American Zoetrope
June 28, 2002	Pumpkin
August 9, 2002	24 Hour Party People	distribution only; co-production with Revolution Films, UK Film Council, FilmFour and Baby Cow Productions
September 13, 2002	Igby Goes Down
October 11, 2002	Bowling for Columbine	U.S. distribution only; produced by Alliance Atlantis Winner of the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature
October 25, 2002	All or Nothing^{[N 43]}	North American and select international distribution only; produced by StudioCanal
November 22, 2002	Die Another Day	Eon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; copyright holder
November 27, 2002	Personal Velocity: Three Portraits	distribution in English-speaking territories, Latin America and Italy only
December 13, 2002	Evelyn	distribution only
December 27, 2002	Nicholas Nickleby
February 21, 2003	Dark Blue^{[N 42]}	co-production with Alphaville Films
March 28, 2003	Assassination Tango	co-production with American Zoetrope
April 25, 2003	City of Ghosts	North American distribution only
May 30, 2003	Together	North American distribution only
August 29, 2003	Jeepers Creepers II	distribution in North America, Australia, New Zealand, France, Italy and Japan only; co-production with American Zoetrope
October 17, 2003	Pieces of April	distribution only
February 6, 2004	Osama	North American distribution only
May 14, 2004	Coffee and Cigarettes	North American distribution only
May 28, 2004	Saved!	distribution only
August 6, 2004	Code 46	distribution only, co-produced by BBC Films and Revolution Films
September 24, 2004	The Yes Men	North American, Australian and New Zealand distribution only
October 22, 2004	Undertow	distribution in North and Latin America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand only
December 22, 2004	Hotel Rwanda	co-distributed with Lions Gate Entertainment
April 15, 2005	The Amityville Horror	co-produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Dimension Films; copyright holder
September 30, 2005	Capote	co-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 5, 2006	Art School Confidential	co-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics
September 26, 2006	The Woods
November 17, 2006	Casino Royale	Eon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
September 7, 2007	Romance & Cigarettes	co-production with The Coen Brothers and Icon Productions
November 9, 2007	Lions for Lambs	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
November 14, 2008	Quantum of Solace	Eon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
December 25, 2008	Valkyrie	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
September 25, 2009	Fame	co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

2010s

Release date	Title	Notes
March 26, 2010	Hot Tub Time Machine	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and New Crime Productions; last original film to date to be released under the banner
April 13, 2012	The Cabin in the Woods^[29]	uncredited; co-production with Lionsgate and Mutant Enemy^[30]
November 9, 2012	Skyfall	Eon Productions, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures; copyright holder
November 21, 2012	Red Dawn	co-production with Contrafilm and FilmDistrict; copyright holder
February 20, 2015	Hot Tub Time Machine 2	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Panay Films and Paramount Pictures; copyright holder

Upcoming

Title	Notes
The Girl in the Lake	co-production with These Pictures and Jack Tar Pictures; first film since revival^[31]

Notes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw Owned by Cohen Media Group
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Copyright owned by Roy Export S.A.S.; worldwide distribution rights are currently licensed to mk2, with U.K. rights sub-licensed to Curzon Film and U.S. rights sub-licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw Owned by the estate of Samuel Goldwyn, with U.S. distribution handled by Warner Bros. and international distribution handled by Miramax; Samuel Goldwyn Films also holds certain distribution rights
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.)
^ ^a ^b Owned by Universal Pictures
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Owned by Video-Cinema Films, Inc., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Ignite Films, Corinth Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x Owned by Universal Pictures (via DreamWorks Classics)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba Owned by Shout! Studios (via Westchester Films)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Owned by Disney (via ABC)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Owned by Warner Bros.
^ Owned by the estate of Samuel Goldwyn; U.S. rights are owned by United Artists' parent MGM while Miramax handles international distribution
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae Owned by Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment (via Halcyon Studios)
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak Owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures)
^ ^a ^b Owned by Valerie Delacorte and the Society of Authors, representing George Bernard Shaw, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and the The Criterion Collection under the Eclipse brand
^ Owned by Disney (via Walt Disney Pictures)
^ ^a ^b ^c Co-owned by ITV Studios
^ Owned by Paramount Pictures
^ ^a ^b ^c Distributed by Warner Bros. under license from Otto Preminger Films, Ltd.
^ ^a ^b Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution rights shared by Rialto Pictures and Lionsgate
^ Owned by Sony Pictures (under Columbia Pictures)
^ ^a ^b Owned by Sony Pictures (via CPT Holdings, Inc.)
^ Owned by Woodfall Film Productions, with distribution rights currently licensed to The Criterion Collection, Janus Films, and Miramax
^ Owned by Batjac Productions with distribution handled by Paramount Pictures
^ Owned by SGL Entertainment
^ Owned by the estate of Walter Shenson; currently licensed for distribution in the U.S. to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
^ Co-owned by MGM and mk2 Films
^ Owned by Umbrella Entertainment
^ Owned by its director Ivan Dixon and writer Sam Greenlee
^ Owned by Sony Pictures (under Sony Pictures Classics)
^ Co-owned by MGM and ITV Studios; some rights, including home video, are currently licensed by ITV to Universal Pictures and Focus Features
^ Owned by Scorpion Releasing
^ ^a ^b Owned by Teatro della Pace Films with Warner Bros. handling distribution
^ Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.) in the United States and Canada and MGM internationally
^ Owned by Shout! Studios in North America, Europe, Russia and Australia and Ace Film in Asia, Africa and South America
^ Owned by American Zoetrope, with Lionsgate handling U.S. distribution
^ Owned by Universal Pictures, with certain rights to this film licensed to Lionsgate
^ Owned by the Rainer Werner Fassbinder Foundation, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
^ Owned by Goldcrest Films
^ Owned by the British Film Institute, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber
^ Owned by Lionsgate
^ ^a ^b ^c Distribution rights co-owned by Resurgence Media Group
^ Co-owned by Severin Films

References

^ That Hamilton Woman at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ To Be or Not to Be at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ Jungle Book at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ "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.
^ The Moon and Sixpence at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ I Married a Witch at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ 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.
^ The Crystal Ball at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ Young and Willing at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films
^ 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.
^ Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 58. ISBN 9780819602626.
^ Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 72. ISBN 9780819602626.
^ "The Man Who Loved Redheads". TCM. Retrieved May 24, 2022.
^ "Cross-Up". TCM. Archived from the original on January 22, 2021.
^ "Featuring an advertisement for "Champion of Death", a.k.a. "Karate Bullfighter"". The Evening Independent. November 11, 1976. Retrieved April 22, 2014.
^ PA0000241949 / 1984-12-13 (United States Copyright Office)
^ "Red Dawn". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Pumpkinhead". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Child's Play (1988)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Road House (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.
^ "Licence to Kill (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "Little Monsters (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "Always (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved December 6, 2016.
^ "Lisa (1990)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "Rocky V (1990)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "Son of the Pink Panther (1993)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "Lord of Illusions (1995)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved January 27, 2024.
^ "United Artists has a new Parent". LA Times Blogs - Company Town. September 18, 2008. Retrieved December 5, 2019.
^ "'Cabin in the Woods': Five pics from Joss Whedon's horror romp". EW.com. Retrieved December 5, 2019.
^ Fleming, Mike Jr (October 22, 2024). "Scott Stuber's United Artists Lands Lauren Oliver Thriller Novel Proposal 'The Girl In The Lake' For Scarlett Johansson To Produce & Potentially Star". Retrieved October 22, 2024.

[Cohen-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw Owned by Cohen Media Group

[Chaplin-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h Copyright owned by Roy Export S.A.S.; worldwide distribution rights are currently licensed to mk2, with U.K. rights sub-licensed to Curzon Film and U.S. rights sub-licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[Samuel_Goldwyn-3] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw Owned by the estate of Samuel Goldwyn, with U.S. distribution handled by Warner Bros. and international distribution handled by Miramax; Samuel Goldwyn Films also holds certain distribution rights

[Turner-4] Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.)

[Universal-5] Owned by Universal Pictures

[VideoCinema-6] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m Owned by Video-Cinema Films, Inc., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Ignite Films, Corinth Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films

[Disney-7] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p Owned by Disney (via 20th Century Studios)

[Classic-8] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x Owned by Universal Pictures (via DreamWorks Classics)

[Shout!-9] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au ^av ^aw ^ax ^ay ^az ^ba Owned by Shout! Studios (via Westchester Films)

[Disney2-10] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Owned by Disney (via ABC)

[WB-11] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l Owned by Warner Bros.

[Hurricane-12] Owned by the estate of Samuel Goldwyn; U.S. rights are owned by United Artists' parent MGM while Miramax handles international distribution

[Halcyon-13] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae Owned by Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment (via Halcyon Studios)

[Melange-14] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak Owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures)

[Shaw-16] Owned by Valerie Delacorte and the Society of Authors, representing George Bernard Shaw, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and the The Criterion Collection under the Eclipse brand

[Disney3-25] Owned by Disney (via Walt Disney Pictures)

[ITV-26] Co-owned by ITV Studios

[Paramount-28] Owned by Paramount Pictures

[Preminger-29] Distributed by Warner Bros. under license from Otto Preminger Films, Ltd.

[Canal-30] Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution rights shared by Rialto Pictures and Lionsgate

[Columbia-31] Owned by Sony Pictures (under Columbia Pictures)

[CPT-36] Owned by Sony Pictures (via CPT Holdings, Inc.)

[Woodfall-37] Owned by Woodfall Film Productions, with distribution rights currently licensed to The Criterion Collection, Janus Films, and Miramax

[Wayne-38] Owned by Batjac Productions with distribution handled by Paramount Pictures

[SGL-39] Owned by SGL Entertainment

[Hard_Day's_Night-40] Owned by the estate of Walter Shenson; currently licensed for distribution in the U.S. to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[MK2-41] Co-owned by MGM and mk2 Films

[Umbrella-42] Owned by Umbrella Entertainment

[Spook-43] Owned by its director Ivan Dixon and writer Sam Greenlee

[SonyPicturesClassics-44] Owned by Sony Pictures (under Sony Pictures Classics)

[PinkPanther-45] Co-owned by MGM and ITV Studios; some rights, including home video, are currently licensed by ITV to Universal Pictures and Focus Features

[Scorpion-46] Owned by Scorpion Releasing

[SaulZaentz-47] Owned by Teatro della Pace Films with Warner Bros. handling distribution

[TurnerMGM-49] Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.) in the United States and Canada and MGM internationally

[NewHorizons-51] Owned by Shout! Studios in North America, Europe, Russia and Australia and Ace Film in Asia, Africa and South America

[Zoetrope-52] Owned by American Zoetrope, with Lionsgate handling U.S. distribution

[PolyGram-53] Owned by Universal Pictures, with certain rights to this film licensed to Lionsgate

[Fassbinder-54] Owned by the Rainer Werner Fassbinder Foundation, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[Goldcrest-55] Owned by Goldcrest Films

[BFI-56] Owned by the British Film Institute, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Zeitgeist Films and Kino Lorber

[Lionsgate-62] Owned by Lionsgate

[Resurgence-70] Distribution rights co-owned by Resurgence Media Group

[Severin-71] Co-owned by Severin Films

[15] That Hamilton Woman at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[17] To Be or Not to Be at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[18] Jungle Book at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[19] "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.

[20] The Moon and Sixpence at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[21] I Married a Witch at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[22] 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.

[23] The Crystal Ball at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[24] Young and Willing at the AFI Catalog of Feature Films

[27] 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.

[DBlum-32] Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 58. ISBN 9780819602626.

[33] Blum, Daniel (1969) [1956]. Daniel Blum's Screen World 1956. New York: Biblio & Tannen. p. 72. ISBN 9780819602626.

[34] "The Man Who Loved Redheads". TCM. Retrieved May 24, 2022.

[35] "Cross-Up". TCM. Archived from the original on January 22, 2021.

[48] "Featuring an advertisement for "Champion of Death", a.k.a. "Karate Bullfighter"". The Evening Independent. November 11, 1976. Retrieved April 22, 2014.

[50] PA0000241949 / 1984-12-13 (United States Copyright Office)

[57] "Red Dawn". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.

[58] "Pumpkinhead". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.

[59] "Child's Play (1988)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.

[60] "Road House (1989)". AFI Catalog of Feature Films. Retrieved February 3, 2018.

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