List of Warner Bros. films (1918–1999)

This is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by Warner Bros. and also its subsidiary First National Pictures for the years 1928–1957. From 1928 to 1936, films by First National continued to be credited solely to "First National Pictures". In July 1936, stockholders of First National Pictures, Inc. (primarily Warner Bros.) voted to dissolve the corporation and no further separate First National Pictures were made. For later releases, see List of Warner Bros. films (2000–present).

This list does not include direct-to-video releases or films from New Line Cinema prior to its merger with Warner Bros. in 2008, nor does it include third-party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions.

1910s

Release date	Title	Notes
March 10, 1918	My Four Years in Germany	Warner's first film[1][2]
December 25, 1918	Kaiser's Finish	lost film
May 24, 1919	Open Your Eyes	extant[3]
June 1, 1919	Beware!	print survives
November 30, 1919	Speed	first Warner's short film; lost film

1920s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 1, 1920	The Lost City
April 2, 1920	Parted Curtains	considered lost
July 16, 1921	Miracles of the Jungle
August 8, 1921	School Days	Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $133,000 and biggest grossing film to date with worldwide rentals of $578,000[4]
September 4, 1921	Why Girls Leave Home	considered lost
December 25, 1921	Ashamed of Parents	considered lost
March 26, 1922	Your Best Friend	considered lost
September 24, 1922	Rags to Riches	considered lost
November 1, 1922	A Dangerous Adventure	incomplete. Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $175,000[4]
December 10, 1922	The Beautiful and Damned	considered lost
December 24, 1922	Heroes of the Street
March 4, 1923	Brass
March 15, 1923	The Tie That Binds	considered lost
March 29, 1923	Little Church Around the Corner
April 25, 1923	Main Street	considered lost
July 1, 1923	Where the North Begins
August 19, 1923	Little Johnny Jones	considered lost
August 21, 1923	The Printer's Devil	considered lost
September 22, 1923	The Gold Diggers
November 4, 1923	The Country Kid
December 8, 1923	Lucretia Lombard
December 9, 1923	Tiger Rose	abridged/incomplete. Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $436,000[4]
January 12, 1924	Conductor 1492
February 2, 1924	George Washington Jr.
February 9, 1924	Daddies
February 10, 1924	The Marriage Circle
March 30, 1924	Beau Brummel
May 1, 1924	How to Educate a Wife
May 31, 1924	Broadway After Dark	distributed only; considered lost
June 15, 1924	Babbitt	considered lost
July 1, 1924	Being Respectable	considered lost
July 24, 1924	Her Marriage Vow	considered lost
August 1, 1924	Cornered	considered lost
August 10, 1924	Lover's Lane	considered lost
August 25, 1924	The Tenth Woman	considered lost
September 1, 1924	Find Your Man
October 19, 1924	Three Women
October 1924	This Woman
November 1, 1924	The Age of Innocence	considered lost
November 16, 1924	The Lover of Camille	survives, Film Archive Austria, Wien
November 26, 1924	The Dark Swan	considered lost
December 1, 1924	The Lighthouse by the Sea	survives, many archival holdings
December 18, 1924	A Lost Lady	considered lost
January 1, 1925	The Bridge of Sighs	survives, Archives Du Film Du CNC, Bois d'Arcy
January 11, 1925	The Narrow Street	considered lost
March 15, 1925	On Thin Ice	lost film
March 29, 1925	A Broadway Butterfly	considered lost
April 26, 1925	Recompense	lost film
May 16, 1925	My Wife and I	lost film
June 7, 1925	The Man Without a Conscience	survives, Danish Film Institute, Copenhagen
July 6, 1925	Eve's Lover	lost film
July 13, 1925	Tracked in the Snow Country	survives, Cinemateket-Svenska Film institutet, Stockholm
July 25, 1925	How Baxter Butted In	considered lost
August 1, 1925	Kiss Me Again	considered lost
August 6, 1925	The Woman Hater	lost film
September 5, 1925	The Limited Mail	survives, several archive holdings
September 12, 1925	The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted	lost film
September 19, 1925	His Majesty, Bunker Bean	survives, incomplete/abridged version UCLA Film and TV Archive
September 26, 1925	Below the Line	survives, incomplete/abridged version
October 11, 1925	The Man on the Box	survives, George Eastman and UCLA Film and Television Archive
October 24, 1925	Compromise
October 25, 1925	Bobbed Hair	survives, Filmoteca de Catalunya, Barcelona
October 31, 1925	Red Hot Tires	survives, Library of Congress
November 7, 1925	Seven Sinners	extant
November 14, 1925	Satan in Sables	survives, Museum of Modern Art, New York
November 21, 1925	Rose of the World	considered lost
November 28, 1925	The Clash of the Wolves	survives, several archive holdings
December 5, 1925	Three Weeks in Paris	considered lost
December 12, 1925	Hogan's Alley	survives, incomplete/abridged print
December 19, 1925	Pleasure Buyers	survives, Museum of Modern Art New York
December 26, 1925	Lady Windermere's Fan	survives, many archive holdings
January 8, 1926	The Fighting Edge	lost film
January 15, 1926	His Jazz Bride	lost film
January 15, 1926	The Sea Beast	survives, many archive holdings. Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $503,000 but also the biggest grossing film to date surpassing School Days with worldwide rentals of $938,000[4]
January 22, 1926	The Man Upstairs	lost film
January 30, 1926	The Golden Cocoon	lost film
February 6, 1926	The Caveman	survives, incomplete with only one reel missing
February 13, 1926	The Love Toy	lost film
February 20, 1926	Bride of the Storm	considered lost
February 27, 1926	The Night Cry	survives, many archive holdings[5]
March 1, 1926	Why Girls Go Back Home	considered lost
March 6, 1926	The Little Irish Girl	considered lost
March 7, 1926	Oh! What a Nurse!	survives, many archive holdings[6]
March 13, 1926	The Gilded Highway	lost film
March 17, 1926	Other Women's Husbands	lost film
March 20, 1926	The Sap	lost film
May 1, 1926	Hell-Bent for Heaven	lost film
May 14, 1926	Silken Shackles	considered lost
May 15, 1926	The Social Highwayman	survives, Cineteca Italiana, Milan, Italy
June 19, 1926	Footloose Widows	survives, Library of Congress
July 10, 1926	The Passionate Quest	survives, Library of Congress and Filmmuseum Nederland (EYE Institut)
July 24, 1926	A Hero of the Big Snows	survives, many archival copies
July 31, 1926	So This Is Paris
August 6, 1926	Don Juan	Synchronized score; survives, many archival copies. Warners' most expensive film to date with a cost of $546,000 but also the biggest grossing film to date surpassing The Sea Beast with worldwide rentals of $1,693,000[4]
August 14, 1926	Broken Hearts of Hollywood	Synchronized score; survives, Library of Congress, Academy Film Archive (Beverly Hills)
September 2, 1926	The Honeymoon Express	lost film
October 1, 1926	Millionaires	lost film
October 2, 1926	Across the Pacific	lost film
October 16, 1926	My Official Wife	lost film
October 23, 1926	The Better 'Ole	synchronized score; survives, several archival copies
October 30, 1926	Private Izzy Murphy	lost film
November 27, 1926	While London Sleeps	lost film
December 1, 1926	The Third Degree	survives, Library of Congress, Wisconsin Center For Film and Theater Research
January 8, 1927	Finger Prints	lost film
January 15, 1927	Wolf's Clothing	lost film
January 18, 1927	The Fortune Hunter	lost film
January 22, 1927	Don't Tell the Wife	lost film
February 19, 1927	Hills of Kentucky	incomplete/abridged; Kodascope
February 26, 1927	The Gay Old Bird	lost film
March 19, 1927	White Flannels	lost film
March 20, 1927	What Every Girl Should Know	lost film
April 9, 1927	Matinee Ladies	lost film
April 23, 1927	Bitter Apples	synchronized score; lost film
April 30, 1927	The Brute	lost film
May 7, 1927	Tracked by the Police	survives, Library of Congress and the George Eastman House
May 14, 1927	The Climbers	lost film
May 21, 1927	Irish Hearts	lost film
May 22, 1927	The Missing Link	survives, several archive copies
May 28, 1927	A Million Bid	survives, Library of Congress
June 1, 1927	Simple Sis	lost film
June 4, 1927	The Black Diamond Express	lost film
June 18, 1927	Dearie	lost film
June 25, 1927	What Happened to Father?	lost film
July 23, 1927	The Heart of Maryland
August 20, 1927	The Bush Leaguer
August 21, 1927	When a Man Loves	synchronized score; survives, George Eastman House, Filmoteca Española (Madrid)
August 27, 1927	The Desired Woman	lost film
September 3, 1927	Slightly Used	lost film
September 4, 1927	Old San Francisco	synchronized score; survives, George Eastman House, Library of Congress
September 10, 1927	Jaws of Steel	survives, Filmmuseum Nederlands (EYE Institut)
September 17, 1927	One-Round Hogan	lost film
September 18, 1927	The First Auto	synchronized score; survives, Library of Congress
September 24, 1927	A Sailor's Sweetheart	survives, BFI National Film and Television
October 6, 1927	The Jazz Singer	First part-talkie feature. Warners' biggest grossing film to date surpassing Don Juan with worldwide rentals of $2,625,000[4]
October 8, 1927	Sailor Izzy Murphy	lost film
October 15, 1927	The College Widow	lost film
October 22, 1927	A Reno Divorce	lost film
October 29, 1927	A Dog of the Regiment	lost film
November 5, 1927	Good Time Charley
November 12, 1927	The Silver Slave	lost film
November 19, 1927	The Girl from Chicago	lost film
November 26, 1927	Ginsberg the Great	Lost film
December 3, 1927	Brass Knuckles	survives, Cineteca Nazionale, Rome
December 17, 1927	If I Were Single	survives, BFI National Film and Television Archive
December 24, 1927	Ham and Eggs at the Front	lost film
December 31, 1927	Husbands for Rent	lost film
January 14, 1928	Beware of Married Men	survives, incomplete fragment of only 1 reel, UCLA Film and Television Archive (Los Angeles)
January 28, 1928	A Race for Life
February 11, 1928	The Little Snob	part-talkie; lost film
February 25, 1928	Across the Atlantic	part-talkie
March 10, 1928	Powder My Back
March 14, 1928	Tenderloin	part-talkie; lost film
March 28, 1928	Domestic Troubles
April 7, 1928	The Crimson City
April 21, 1928	Rinty of the Desert
April 26, 1928	Glorious Betsy	part-talkie
May 12, 1928	Pay as You Enter
May 21, 1928	The Lion And The Mouse	part-talkie
May 26, 1928	Five and Ten Cent Annie	part-talkie; survives BFI National Film and Television, London
July 18, 1928	Lights of New York	First all-talkie feature
August 11, 1928	Women They Talk About	part-talkie; lost film
August 25, 1928	Caught in the Fog	part-talkie; survives, BFI National Film and Television Archive, London
August 25, 1928	State Street Sadie	part-talkie; lost film
September 1, 1928	The Midnight Taxi	part-talkie; survives, BfI National Film and Television Archive, London
September 6, 1928	The Terror	all-talking; lost film
September 9, 1928	Night Watch
September 16, 1928	Waterfront
September 19, 1928	The Singing Fool	part-talkie. Warners' biggest grossing film to date surpassing The Jazz Singer with worldwide rentals of $5,916,000[4]
September 23, 1928	Show Girl
October 14, 1928	Do Your Duty	lost film
October 18, 1928	Land of the Silver Fox	part-talkie; extant, George Eastman
October 18, 1928	Lilac Time
October 27, 1928	Beware of Bachelors	part-talkie; film survives at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C
November 1, 1928	Noah's Ark	part-talkie. Warners' first film to cost over $1 million.[4]
November 3, 1928	The Home Towners	all-talking; lost film
November 4, 1928	The Haunted House
November 11, 1928	Outcast
December 1, 1928	On Trial	all-talking; lost film
December 2, 1928	Adoration
December 8, 1928	The Little Wildcat	part-talkie; lost film
December 9, 1928	The Barker	survives, Museum of Modern Art, New York
December 15, 1928	My Man	part-talkie; lost film
December 22, 1928	Conquest	all-talking; lost film
December 26, 1928	The Ware Case
January 6, 1929	Synthetic Sin	synchronized score
January 12, 1929	Cheyenne	synchronized score; lost film
January 12, 1929	Scarlet Seas
January 26, 1929	Fancy Baggage	part-talkie; lost film
January 27, 1929	Seven Footprints to Satan	synchronized score
February 2, 1929	Stark Mad	all-talking; lost film
February 3, 1929	His Captive Woman	part-talkie
February 9, 1929	The Greyhound Limited	part-talkie
February 9, 1929	The Million Dollar Collar	part-talkie; lost film
February 10, 1929	Weary River	part-talkie
February 16, 1929	The Redeeming Sin	part-talkie; lost film
February 17, 1929	The Lawless Legion	synchronized score; lost film
February 17, 1929	The Royal Rider	synchronized score; lost film
February 23, 1929	Stolen Kisses	part-talkie; lost film
February 28, 1929	Why Be Good?	synchronized score
March 3, 1929	Children of the Ritz
March 10, 1929	Saturday's Children	part-talkie; lost film
March 16, 1929	One Stolen Night	part-talkie; lost film
March 23, 1929	Kid Gloves	part-talkie; extant at GEH
March 24, 1929	Queen of the Night Clubs	all-talking; lost film
March 24, 1929	Love and the Devil
March 30, 1929	Hardboiled Rose	part-talkie; lost film
March 31, 1929	The Divine Lady	synchronized score
April 6, 1929	No Defense	part-talkie; lost film
April 8, 1929	The Desert Song	all-talking; part Technicolor; Warner's first color film
April 18, 1929	Sonny Boy	all-talkie; lost film
April 20, 1929	Frozen River	part-talkie; lost film
April 27, 1929	From Headquarters	part-talkie; lost film
April 28, 1929	House of Horror	part-talkie
May 4, 1929	Glad Rag Doll	part-talkie; lost film
May 5, 1929	Hot Stuff	part-talkie
May 9, 1929	The Squall	all-talkie
May 12, 1929	Two Weeks Off	part-talkie; lost film
May 19, 1929	Prisoners	part-talkie; lost film
May 23, 1929	The Flying Scotsman	part-talkie; produced by British International Pictures and WB British
June 2, 1929	Careers	all-talkie; lost film
June 22, 1929	Madonna of Avenue A	all-talking; lost film
June 23, 1929	The Girl in the Glass Cage	part-talkie; lost film
June 29, 1929	The Gamblers	all-talking; lost film
June 30, 1929	Broadway Babies	all-talking
July 7, 1929	The Man and the Moment	part-talkie; lost film
July 8, 1929	The Time, The Place And The Girl	all-talking; lost film
July 13, 1929	On with the Show	all-talking; all Technicolour; Warner's first all-colour film
July 14, 1929	Twin Beds	all-talkie; lost film
July 21, 1929	Drag	all-talking
July 28, 1929	Smiling Irish Eyes	all-talking; Technicolour segments; lost film
August 4, 1929	Hard to Get	all-talking; lost film
August 10, 1929	The Hottentot	all-talking; lost film
August 11, 1929	Dark Streets	all-talking; lost film
August 17, 1929	The Argyle Case	all-talking; lost film
August 24, 1929	Say It with Songs	all-talking
August 25, 1929	Her Private Life	all-talking; lost film
August 30, 1929	Gold Diggers of Broadway	all-talking; all Technicolor; lost film
August 31, 1929	Honky Tonk	all-talking; lost film
August 31, 1929	In the Headlines	all-talking; lost film
September 1, 1929	Fast Life	all-talking; lost film
September 7, 1929	Skin Deep	all-talking; lost film
September 14, 1929	Hearts in Exile	all-talking; lost film
September 15, 1929	The Careless Age	all-talking; lost film
September 15, 1929	The Great Divide	all-talking
September 22, 1929	A Most Immoral Lady	all-talking; lost film
October 16, 1929	The Isle of Lost Ships	all-talking
October 17, 1929	So Long Letty	all-talking
October 19, 1929	Is Everybody Happy?	all-talking; lost film
October 20, 1929	Young Nowheres	all-talking; lost film
October 27, 1929	The Girl from Woolworth's	all-talking; lost film
November 1, 1929	Disraeli	All-talking; Academy Award nominee for Best Picture
November 7, 1929	Paris	all-talking; part Technicolor; lost film
November 8, 1929	Footlights and Fools	all-talking; lost film
November 9, 1929	The Sap	part-talkie; lost film
November 10, 1929	The Forward Pass	all-talking; lost film
November 17, 1929	Little Johnny Jones	all-talking; lost film
November 24, 1929	The Sacred Flame	all-talking; lost film
December 1, 1929	The Painted Angel	all-talking; lost film
December 5, 1929	Evidence	all-talking; lost film
December 8, 1929	The Love Racket	all-talking; lost film
December 14, 1929	The Aviator	all-talking; lost film
December 21, 1929	Tiger Rose	all-talking
December 29, 1929	The Show of Shows	all-talking; part Technicolour
December 29, 1929	Wedding Rings	all-talking; lost film

1930s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 4, 1930	Second Choice	lost film
January 5, 1930	Lilies of the Field	lost film
January 12, 1930	Sally	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white; color fragments survive
January 19, 1930	Playing Around
January 25, 1930	General Crack	part Technicolour; sound version lost; silent version survives
January 26, 1930	In the Next Room	lost film
February 1, 1930	Wide Open
February 2, 1930	Loose Ankles
February 9, 1930	The Other Tomorrow	lost film
February 15, 1930	She Couldn't Say No	lost film
February 16, 1930	No, No, Nanette	part Technicolour; lost film
March 1, 1930	Isle of Escape	lost film
March 2, 1930	Strictly Modern	lost film
March 8, 1930	The Green Goddess
March 9, 1930	Son of the Gods	part Technicolour; survives only in black and white
March 15, 1930	Song of the West	all Technicolour; lost film
March 15, 1930	On the Border
March 16, 1930	The Furies	lost film
April 1, 1930	Under a Texas Moon	all Technicolour; print at UCLA
April 6, 1930	Murder Will Out	lost film
April 13, 1930	Spring Is Here
April 19, 1930	Those Who Dance
April 20, 1930	Showgirl in Hollywood	part Technicolour; survives only in black and white
April 26, 1930	The Second Floor Mystery
May 1, 1930	Hold Everything	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
May 4, 1930	A Notorious Affair
May 5, 1930	The Man Hunter	lost film
May 10, 1930	Dumbbells in Ermine	lost film
May 11, 1930	The Flirting Widow
May 24, 1930	The Man from Blankley's	lost film; only fragments survive
May 25, 1930	Song of the Flame	all Technicolour; lost film
May 31, 1930	Mammy	Technicolour segments
June 1, 1930	Back Pay
June 7, 1930	Courage	lost film
June 7, 1930	Rough Waters	lost film
June 14, 1930	Golden Dawn	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
June 15, 1930	Sweethearts and Wives
June 22, 1930	Bride of the Regiment	all Technicolor; lost film
July 6, 1930	Sweet Mama
July 8, 1930	Recaptured Love
July 20, 1930	Road to Paradise
August 9, 1930	Sweet Kitty Bellairs	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
July 19, 1930	Dancing Sweeties
July 26, 1930	Three Faces East
August 2, 1930	The Matrimonial Bed
August 6, 1930	Numbered Men
August 10, 1930	The Dawn Patrol
August 16, 1930	Oh Sailor Behave
August 23, 1930	The Office Wife
August 24, 1930	Top Speed
September 6, 1930	Big Boy
September 7, 1930	The Way of All Men	lost film
September 13, 1930	Moby Dick
September 15, 1930	The Bad Man	unpreserved nitrate print at UCLA; in danger of being lost
September 21, 1930	Bright Lights	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white; color fragments at LOC
September 27, 1930	Old English
September 28, 1930	Scarlet Pages
October 4, 1930	Maybe It's Love
October 5, 1930	College Lovers	lost film
October 11, 1930	Sinner's Holiday
October 12, 1930	The Girl of the Golden West	lost film
October 18, 1930	The Doorway to Hell
October 19, 1930	The Truth About Youth
October 25, 1930	The Life of the Party	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
November 1, 1930	A Soldier's Plaything
November 1, 1930	River's End
November 2, 1930	The Gorilla	lost film
November 9, 1930	Sunny
November 23, 1930	The Widow from Chicago
November 29, 1930	Outward Bound
November 30, 1930	One Night at Susie's
December 6, 1930	Man to Man
December 7, 1930	Mothers Cry
December 13, 1930	Divorce Among Friends
December 14, 1930	The Lash
December 21, 1930	Going Wild
December 27, 1930	Captain Thunder
January 3, 1931	Viennese Nights	all Technicolour; print at UCLA
January 9, 1931	Little Caesar
January 11, 1931	The Naughty Flirt
January 17, 1931	Other Men's Women
January 18, 1931	Kismet	lost film
January 31, 1931	Captain Applejack
February 2, 1931	Going Wild
February 7, 1931	The Right of Way
February 14, 1931	Illicit
February 21, 1931	Kiss Me Again	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
February 28, 1931	Sit Tight
March 7, 1931	Father's Son
March 21, 1931	Fifty Million Frenchmen	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
March 28, 1931	The Hot Heiress
April 2, 1931	The Silent Partner
April 4, 1931	Woman Hungry	all Technicolour; lost film
April 11, 1931	The Finger Points
April 18, 1931	Misbehaving Ladies
April 25, 1931	God's Gift to Women
April 29, 1931	Svengali
May 8, 1931	Too Young to Marry
May 14, 1931	My Past
May 15, 1931	The Millionaire
May 22, 1931	The Public Enemy
May 29, 1931	The Lady Who Dared
June 6, 1931	Party Husband
June 13, 1931	The Maltese Falcon
June 20, 1931	Men of the Sky	lost film
June 27, 1931	Gold Dust Gertie
July 4, 1931	Big Business Girl
July 11, 1931	Smart Money
July 18, 1931	Chances
July 25, 1931	Children of Dreams	lost film
August 1, 1931	Broadminded
August 6, 1931	Stranger in Town
August 8, 1931	Night Nurse
August 8, 1931	Bought!
August 15, 1931	The Reckless Hour
August 21, 1931	The Star Witness
August 29, 1931	The Last Flight
September 5, 1931	The Bargain	lost film
September 12, 1931	Alexander Hamilton
September 12, 1931	I Like Your Nerve
September 19, 1931	Side Show
September 26, 1931	Five Star Final	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 3, 1931	Penrod and Sam
October 10, 1931	The Road to Singapore
October 17, 1931	Honor of the Family	lost film
October 24, 1931	Expensive Women
October 31, 1931	The Ruling Voice
November 7, 1931	The Mad Genius
November 14, 1931	Blonde Crazy
November 28, 1931	Local Boy Makes Good
December 5, 1931	Compromised	lost film
December 12, 1931	Safe in Hell
December 24, 1931	Manhattan Parade	all Technicolour; survives only in black and white
December 24, 1931	Under Eighteen
December 26, 1931	Her Majesty, Love
January 9, 1932	The Woman from Monte Carlo
January 14, 1932	Union Depot
January 23, 1932	Taxi!
January 30, 1932	High Pressure
February 6, 1932	The Hatchet Man
February 19, 1932	The Man Who Played God
February 20, 1932	Fireman, Save My Child
February 20, 1932	A Fool's Advice
March 5, 1932	The Expert
March 12, 1932	Play-Girl
March 26, 1932	Alias the Doctor
March 26, 1932	The Heart of New York
April 2, 1932	It's Tough to Be Famous
April 9, 1932	Beauty and the Boss
April 16, 1932	The Crowd Roars
April 23, 1932	Man Wanted
April 30, 1932	So Big
May 7, 1932	The Mouthpiece
May 14, 1932	The Famous Ferguson Case
May 21, 1932	The Rich Are Always with Us
May 23, 1932	The Tenderfoot
May 28, 1932	The Strange Love of Molly Louvain
May 28, 1932	Two Seconds
June 4, 1932	Street of Women
June 8, 1932	The Dark Horse
June 18, 1932	Love Is a Racket
June 18, 1932	Week-End Marriage
July 16, 1932	Winner Take All
July 23, 1932	The Purchase Price
July 30, 1932	Miss Pinkerton
August 13, 1932	Jewel Robbery
August 20, 1932	Crooner
August 27, 1932	Doctor X	all Technicolour
September 3, 1932	Two Against the World
September 10, 1932	Blessed Event
September 10, 1932	Life Begins
September 17, 1932	A Successful Calamity
September 24, 1932	Tiger Shark
September 29, 1932	Illegal
October 8, 1932	The Big Stampede
October 9, 1932	The Crash
October 15, 1932	The Cabin in the Cotton
October 22, 1932	One Way Passage
October 29, 1932	Three on a Match
November 5, 1932	They Call It Sin
November 12, 1932	Scarlet Dawn
November 19, 1932	I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 8, 1932	You Said a Mouthful
December 10, 1932	Central Park
December 17, 1932	Haunted Gold
December 24, 1932	20,000 Years in Sing Sing
December 24, 1932	Silver Dollar
December 31, 1932	The Match King
January 7, 1933	Lawyer Man
January 14, 1933	Frisco Jenny
January 28, 1933	Hard to Handle
January 28, 1933	Parachute Jumper
February 4, 1933	Ladies They Talk About
February 11, 1933	Employees' Entrance
February 18, 1933	Mystery of the Wax Museum	all Technicolour
February 25, 1933	The King's Vacation
March 1, 1933	Blondie Johnson
March 4, 1933	Girl Missing
March 8, 1933	42nd Street	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 18, 1933	Grand Slam
March 18, 1933	The Telegraph Trail
March 25, 1933	The Keyhole
April 1, 1933	The Mind Reader
April 8, 1933	Untamed Africa
April 15, 1933	Central Airport
April 20, 1933	The Working Man
April 29, 1933	Elmer, the Great
May 6, 1933	Picture Snatcher
May 13, 1933	Lilly Turner
May 15, 1933	Ex-Lady
May 20, 1933	The Little Giant
May 27, 1933	Gold Diggers of 1933	and sequels
June 3, 1933	The Life of Jimmy Dolan
June 10, 1933	Private Detective 62
June 10, 1933	The Silk Express
June 17, 1933	Heroes for Sale
June 24, 1933	The Mayor of Hell
July 1, 1933	Baby Face
July 8, 1933	The Narrow Corner
July 15, 1933	She Had to Say Yes
July 22, 1933	Mary Stevens, M.D.
August 5, 1933	Voltaire
August 19, 1933	Captured!
September 9, 1933	Goodbye Again
September 16, 1933	Bureau of Missing Persons
September 23, 1933	I Loved a Woman
October 7, 1933	Wild Boys of the Road
October 21, 1933	Footlight Parade
October 28, 1933	The Kennel Murder Case
October 28, 1933	Ever in My Heart
November 4, 1933	College Coach
November 11, 1933	Female
November 16, 1933	From Headquarters
November 18, 1933	Havana Widows
November 25, 1933	The World Changes
December 3, 1933	Lady Killer
December 14, 1933	Convention City	lost film
December 23, 1933	The House on 56th Street
December 23, 1933	Son of a Sailor
January 6, 1934	The Big Shakedown
January 13, 1934	Easy to Love
January 20, 1934	Hi, Nellie!
January 20, 1934	Massacre
January 27, 1934	Bedside
February 3, 1934	Dark Hazard
February 10, 1934	Mandalay
February 14, 1934	As the Earth Turns
February 14, 1934	Fashions of 1934
February 24, 1934	I've Got Your Number
March 3, 1934	Heat Lightning
March 10, 1934	Jimmy the Gent
March 10, 1934	Journal of a Crime
March 17, 1934	Wonder Bar
April 7, 1934	Registered Nurse
April 7, 1934	Harold Teen
April 21, 1934	A Modern Hero
April 28, 1934	Upperworld
May 5, 1934	A Very Honorable Guy
May 12, 1934	Merry Wives of Reno
May 19, 1934	Smarty
May 26, 1934	Twenty Million Sweethearts
May 26, 1934	The Merry Frinks
June 2, 1934	Fog Over Frisco
June 9, 1934	The Key
June 16, 1934	He Was Her Man
June 23, 1934	Dr. Monica
June 30, 1934	The Circus Clown
July 7, 1934	Return of the Terror	distributed through First National Pictures, prequel 1928 of same name
July 7, 1934	The Personality Kid
July 14, 1934	Midnight Alibi
July 14, 1934	Side Streets
July 21, 1934	Here Comes the Navy	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 28, 1934	Friends of Mr. Sweeney
August 4, 1934	The Man with Two Faces
August 11, 1934	Housewife
August 25, 1934	The Dragon Murder Case
September 1, 1934	Dames
September 8, 1934	Desirable
September 15, 1934	British Agent
September 19, 1934	A Lost Lady
September 22, 1934	The Case of the Howling Dog
October 6, 1934	Big Hearted Herbert
October 13, 1934	Kansas City Princess
October 13, 1934	Madame Du Barry
October 20, 1934	6 Day Bike Rider
October 20, 1934	I Sell Anything
October 27, 1934	Happiness Ahead
November 3, 1934	The Firebird
November 10, 1934	The St. Louis Kid
November 17, 1934	Gentlemen Are Born
November 24, 1934	I Am a Thief
November 28, 1934	Flirtation Walk	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 8, 1934	Babbitt
December 15, 1934	The Church Mouse
December 15, 1934	Murder in the Clouds
December 22, 1934	The Secret Bride
December 29, 1934	Sweet Adeline
January 12, 1935	Maybe It's Love
January 23, 1935	Bordertown
January 26, 1935	The Right to Live
January 26, 1935	The White Cockatoo
February 2, 1935	Red Hot Tires
February 9, 1935	Devil Dogs of the Air
February 16, 1935	The Woman in Red
February 22, 1935	The Singer of Naples
February 23, 1935	Sweet Music
March 2, 1935	Living on Velvet
March 9, 1935	While the Patient Slept
March 15, 1935	Gold Diggers of 1935
March 23, 1935	A Night at the Ritz
March 28, 1935	Traveling Saleslady
March 30, 1935	The Florentine Dagger
April 13, 1935	The Case of the Curious Bride
April 20, 1935	Go into Your Dance
April 27, 1935	Mary Jane's Pa
May 4, 1935	G Men
May 11, 1935	Dinky
May 18, 1935	Black Fury
May 25, 1935	In Caliente
June 1, 1935	The Girl from 10th Avenue
June 8, 1935	Oil for the Lamps of China
June 15, 1935	Alibi Ike
June 29, 1935	Stranded
July 13, 1935	Don't Bet on Blondes
July 20, 1935	Front Page Woman
July 27, 1935	Bright Lights
July 27, 1935	Broadway Gondolier
August 3, 1935	The Irish in Us
August 17, 1935	We're in the Money
August 23, 1935	Going Highbrow
September 7, 1935	Little Big Shot
September 7, 1935	Page Miss Glory
September 14, 1935	Special Agent
September 21, 1935	The Goose and the Gander
September 28, 1935	I Live for Love
September 30, 1935	A Midsummer Night's Dream	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 5, 1935	The Case of the Lucky Legs
October 12, 1935	Shipmates Forever
October 19, 1935	Dr. Socrates
October 26, 1935	Personal Maid's Secret
November 2, 1935	Moonlight on the Prairie
November 9, 1935	The Payoff
November 16, 1935	I Found Stella Parish
November 23, 1935	Stars Over Broadway
November 30, 1935	Frisco Kid
December 7, 1935	Broadway Hostess
December 14, 1935	Miss Pacific Fleet
December 21, 1935	Man of Iron
December 25, 1935	Dangerous
December 28, 1935	Captain Blood	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 11, 1936	The Murder of Dr. Harrigan
January 16, 1936	Ceiling Zero
January 18, 1936	Freshman Love
February 1, 1936	The Widow from Monte Carlo
February 8, 1936	The Petrified Forest
February 12, 1936	Mr. Cohen Takes a Walk
February 15, 1936	Man Hunt
February 22, 1936	The Story of Louis Pasteur	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 28, 1936	Song of the Saddle
March 7, 1936	Boulder Dam
March 14, 1936	The Walking Dead
March 21, 1936	Colleen
March 28, 1936	Road Gang
April 4, 1936	Snowed Under
April 11, 1936	The Singing Kid
April 18, 1936	Brides Are Like That
April 25, 1936	I Married a Doctor
May 2, 1936	Treachery Rides the Range
May 9, 1936	Times Square Playboy
May 16, 1936	The Law in Her Hands
May 23, 1936	The Golden Arrow
May 30, 1936	Sons o' Guns
June 6, 1936	Bullets or Ballots
June 13, 1936	Murder by an Aristocrat
June 20, 1936	Hearts Divided
June 22, 1936	The Big Noise
July 4, 1936	The White Angel
July 11, 1936	Two Against the World
July 18, 1936	Hot Money
July 22, 1936	Satan Met a Lady
July 24, 1936	Earthworm Tractors
July 25, 1936	Public Enemy's Wife
July 29, 1936	Bengal Tiger
August 1, 1936	The Green Pastures
August 5, 1936	Jailbreak
August 15, 1936	The Case of the Velvet Claws
August 22, 1936	China Clipper
August 22, 1936	Love Begins at 20
August 29, 1936	Anthony Adverse	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 5, 1936	Trailin' West
September 12, 1936	Stage Struck
September 17, 1936	Give Me Your Heart
September 18, 1936	Down the Stretch
September 26, 1936	Cain and Mabel
October 10, 1936	Isle of Fury
October 20, 1936	The Charge of the Light Brigade
October 24, 1936	Here Comes Carter
October 31, 1936	The Case of the Black Cat
November 14, 1936	California Mail
November 14, 1936	The Captain's Kid
November 21, 1936	Three Men on a Horse
November 28, 1936	Fugitive in the Sky
December 8, 1936	Polo Joe
December 19, 1936	King of Hockey
December 28, 1936	Gold Diggers of 1937
December 31, 1936	Great Guy
January 2, 1937	Guns of the Pecos
January 2, 1937	Smart Blonde
January 9, 1937	Sing Me a Love Song
January 16, 1937	God's Country and the Woman
January 23, 1937	Once a Doctor
January 30, 1937	Black Legion
February 6, 1937	Stolen Holiday
February 13, 1937	The Great O'Malley
February 20, 1937	Green Light
February 26, 1937	Her Husband's Secretary
February 28, 1937	Penrod and Sam
March 6, 1937	Midnight Court
March 6, 1937	Ready, Willing and Able
March 13, 1937	Land Beyond the Law
March 27, 1937	The King and the Chorus Girl
April 4, 1937	Men in Exile
April 10, 1937	Marked Woman
April 17, 1937	Call It a Day
April 17, 1937	That Man's Here Again
April 24, 1937	Mountain Justice
May 1, 1937	Melody for Two
May 8, 1937	The Prince and the Pauper
May 15, 1937	The Cherokee Strip
May 15, 1937	Draegerman Courage
May 22, 1937	The Go Getter
May 29, 1937	Kid Galahad
June 8, 1937	The Case of the Stuttering Bishop
June 12, 1937	Blazing Sixes
June 19, 1937	Fly-Away Baby
June 24, 1937	Slim
June 26, 1937	Another Dawn
July 3, 1937	The Singing Marine
July 10, 1937	Empty Holsters
July 10, 1937	Public Wedding
July 13, 1937	Marry the Girl
July 15, 1937	Ever Since Eve
July 24, 1937	Talent Scout
August 5, 1937	White Bondage
August 7, 1937	San Quentin
August 14, 1937	Dance Charlie Dance
August 14, 1937	The Devil's Saddle Legion
August 21, 1937	The Footloose Heiress
August 21, 1937	Mr. Dodd Takes the Air
August 28, 1937	Confession
September 4, 1937	Varsity Show
September 11, 1937	Prairie Thunder
September 11, 1937	Wine, Women and Horses
September 18, 1937	That Certain Woman
September 25, 1937	Back in Circulation
October 2, 1937	The Life of Emile Zola	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 2, 1937	Love Is on the Air
October 9, 1937	They Won't Forget
October 16, 1937	Over the Goal
October 23, 1937	The Perfect Specimen
October 30, 1937	The Great Garrick
October 30, 1937	West of Shanghai
November 6, 1937	Alcatraz Island	a Cosmopolitan picture
November 13, 1937	The Adventurous Blonde
November 20, 1937	It's Love I'm After
November 27, 1937	Expensive Husbands
November 27, 1937	Submarine D-1
December 4, 1937	First Lady
December 11, 1937	Missing Witnesses
December 11, 1937	Sh! The Octopus
December 18, 1937	She Loved a Fireman
December 25, 1937	Tovarich
January 1, 1938	Sergeant Murphy
January 8, 1938	The Patient in Room 18
January 8, 1938	Swing Your Lady
January 15, 1938	Hollywood Hotel
January 22, 1938	The Invisible Menace
February 5, 1938	Blondes at Work
February 12, 1938	Daredevil Drivers
February 12, 1938	Gold Is Where You Find It
February 26, 1938	Penrod and His Twin Brother
March 5, 1938	A Slight Case of Murder
March 12, 1938	Love, Honor and Behave
March 19, 1938	He Couldn't Say No
March 26, 1938	Jezebel	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 2, 1938	Over the Wall
April 9, 1938	Accidents Will Happen
April 16, 1938	Fools for Scandal
April 23, 1938	Women Are Like That
April 30, 1938	The Beloved Brat
May 7, 1938	Torchy Blane in Panama
May 14, 1938	The Adventures of Robin Hood	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 21, 1938	Mystery House
May 28, 1938	Crime School
June 4, 1938	Little Miss Thoroughbred
June 11, 1938	Gold Diggers in Paris
June 18, 1938	When Were You Born
June 23, 1938	White Banners
July 9, 1938	Cowboy from Brooklyn
July 9, 1938	My Bill
July 16, 1938	Men Are Such Fools
July 16, 1938	Racket Busters
July 23, 1938	Penrod's Double Trouble
July 30, 1938	The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
August 8, 1938	Mr. Chump
August 9, 1938	Four Daughters	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
August 27, 1938	Boy Meets Girl
September 3, 1938	Four's a Crowd
September 10, 1938	Secrets of an Actress
September 17, 1938	Valley of the Giants
October 1, 1938	Garden of the Moon
October 8, 1938	Broadway Musketeers
October 14, 1938	The Sisters
October 22, 1938	Girls on Probation
October 29, 1938	Brother Rat
November 5, 1938	Hard to Get
November 12, 1938	Torchy Gets Her Man
November 19, 1938	Nancy Drew... Detective
November 26, 1938	Angels with Dirty Faces
December 3, 1938	Comet Over Broadway
December 10, 1938	Heart of the North
December 24, 1938	The Dawn Patrol	remake of the Warner Bros. 1930 film
December 31, 1938	Going Places
January 7, 1939	Devil's Island
January 14, 1939	King of the Underworld
January 21, 1939	Off the Record
January 28, 1939	They Made Me a Criminal
February 4, 1939	Torchy Blane in Chinatown
February 11, 1939	Wings of the Navy
February 18, 1939	Nancy Drew... Reporter
February 25, 1939	Yes, My Darling Daughter
March 4, 1939	Secret Service of the Air
March 11, 1939	The Oklahoma Kid
March 18, 1939	The Adventures of Jane Arden
March 25, 1939	Blackwell's Island
April 1, 1939	On Trial
April 8, 1939	Dodge City
April 15, 1939	Women in the Wind
April 22, 1939	Dark Victory	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
April 24, 1939	Juarez
May 6, 1939	Confessions of a Nazi Spy
May 13, 1939	Torchy Runs for Mayor
May 20, 1939	Sweepstakes Winner
May 20, 1939	You Can't Get Away with Murder
May 23, 1939	The Kid from Kokomo
May 27, 1939	Code of the Secret Service
June 3, 1939	The Man Who Dared
June 17, 1939	Nancy Drew... Trouble Shooter
July 1, 1939	Naughty but Nice
July 8, 1939	Hell's Kitchen
July 15, 1939	Waterfront
July 22, 1939	Daughters Courageous
July 22, 1939	Each Dawn I Die
July 29, 1939	The Cowboy Quarterback
August 5, 1939	Indianapolis Speedway
August 12, 1939	Torchy Blane... Playing with Dynamite
August 26, 1939	The Angels Wash Their Faces
August 26, 1939	Everybody's Hobby
September 2, 1939	The Old Maid
September 9, 1939	Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase
September 16, 1939	Dust Be My Destiny
September 23, 1939	No Place to Go
September 30, 1939	Espionage Agent
October 7, 1939	Pride of the Blue Grass
October 14, 1939	On Your Toes
October 21, 1939	Smashing the Money Ring
October 23, 1939	The Roaring Twenties
November 4, 1939	Kid Nightingale
November 11, 1939	The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
November 18, 1939	On Dress Parade
November 25, 1939	We Are Not Alone
December 2, 1939	The Return of Doctor X
December 9, 1939	Private Detective
December 16, 1939	The Mad Empress
December 23, 1939	Sons of the Sea
December 25, 1939	Four Wives
December 30, 1939	Invisible Stripes

1940s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 6, 1940	A Child Is Born
January 13, 1940	Brother Rat and a Baby
January 27, 1940	The Fighting 69th
January 29, 1940	British Intelligence
February 3, 1940	Calling Philo Vance
February 10, 1940	Granny Get Your Gun
February 17, 1940	Castle on the Hudson
March 2, 1940	Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet
March 16, 1940	Three Cheers for the Irish
March 23, 1940	Virginia City
April 6, 1940	It All Came True
April 13, 1940	King of the Lumberjacks
April 20, 1940	'Til We Meet Again
April 27, 1940	An Angel from Texas
May 4, 1940	Tear Gas Squad
May 11, 1940	Saturday's Children
May 18, 1940	Flight Angels
May 25, 1940	Torrid Zone
June 1, 1940	Murder in the Air
June 8, 1940	Brother Orchid
June 15, 1940	A Fugitive from Justice
June 22, 1940	Gambling on the High Seas
July 1, 1940	The Sea Hawk
July 13, 1940	All This, and Heaven Too	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 13, 1940	My Love Came Back
July 16, 1940	The Man Who Talked Too Much
July 27, 1940	Ladies Must Live
August 3, 1940	They Drive by Night
August 10, 1940	River's End
August 17, 1940	Money and the Woman
August 24, 1940	Flowing Gold
September 7, 1940	Calling All Husbands
September 14, 1940	No Time for Comedy
September 21, 1940	City for Conquest
October 5, 1940	Knute Rockne, All American
October 19, 1940	A Dispatch from Reuter's
October 26, 1940	Tugboat Annie Sails Again
November 2, 1940	Always a Bride
November 9, 1940	East of the River
November 16, 1940	South of Suez
November 18, 1940	Father Is a Prince
November 23, 1940	The Letter	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 30, 1940	Lady with Red Hair
December 7, 1940	She Couldn't Say No
December 28, 1940	Santa Fe Trail
January 4, 1941	Four Mothers
January 11, 1941	The Case of the Black Parrot
January 18, 1941	Honeymoon for Three
January 25, 1941	High Sierra
February 8, 1941	Flight from Destiny
February 12, 1941	Father's Son
February 15, 1941	The Great Mr. Nobody
February 22, 1941	The Strawberry Blonde
March 1, 1941	Shadows on the Stairs
March 8, 1941	Footsteps in the Dark
March 15, 1941	Here Comes Happiness
March 21, 1941	The Sea Wolf
March 29, 1941	Knockout
April 5, 1941	A Shot in the Dark
April 12, 1941	The Great Lie
April 19, 1941	Strange Alibi
April 25, 1941	The Wagons Roll at Night
May 3, 1941	Thieves Fall Out
May 3, 1941	Meet John Doe	This film is now in domain public
May 10, 1941	Affectionately Yours
May 17, 1941	Singapore Woman
May 24, 1941	The Nurse's Secret
May 31, 1941	Million Dollar Baby
June 7, 1941	Shining Victory
June 14, 1941	Out of the Fog
June 28, 1941	Underground
July 5, 1941	Kisses for Breakfast
July 12, 1941	The Bride Came C.O.D.
July 19, 1941	Bullets for O'Hara
July 26, 1941	Bad Men of Missouri
August 2, 1941	Three Sons o' Guns
August 7, 1941	Highway West
August 9, 1941	Manpower
August 13, 1941	International Squadron
August 30, 1941	Dive Bomber
September 6, 1941	The Smiling Ghost
September 13, 1941	Navy Blues
September 20, 1941	Nine Lives Are Not Enough
September 27, 1941	Sergeant York	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 1941	Passage from Hong Kong
October 4, 1941	Law of the Tropics
October 17, 1941	Target for Tonight
October 18, 1941	The Maltese Falcon	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 1, 1941	One Foot in Heaven	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 15, 1941	Blues in the Night
November 21, 1941	They Died with Their Boots On
December 2, 1941	All Through the Night
December 6, 1941	The Body Disappears
December 13, 1941	Steel Against the Sky
December 24, 1941	Dangerously They Live
December 25, 1941	You're in the Army Now
January 24, 1942	The Man Who Came to Dinner
January 31, 1942	Wild Bill Hickok Rides
February 3, 1942	The Prime Minister
February 7, 1942	Atlantic Ferry
February 21, 1942	Captains of the Clouds
March 7, 1942	Bullet Scars
March 14, 1942	Always in My Heart
March 21, 1942	This Was Paris
April 1, 1942	Lady Gangster
April 4, 1942	I Was Framed
April 4, 1942	The Male Animal
April 11, 1942	Murder in the Big House
April 18, 1942	Kings Row	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
May 2, 1942	Larceny, Inc.
May 16, 1942	In This Our Life
May 30, 1942	Juke Girl
June 6, 1942	Spy Ship
June 6, 1942	Yankee Doodle Dandy	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
June 13, 1942	The Big Shot
July 18, 1942	Wings for the Eagle
July 25, 1942	Escape from Crime
August 1, 1942	The Gay Sisters
September 5, 1942	Across the Pacific
September 17, 1942	Secret Enemies
September 19, 1942	Busses Roar
September 26, 1942	Desperate Journey
October 10, 1942	You Can't Escape Forever
October 31, 1942	Now, Voyager
November 7, 1942	The Hidden Hand
November 14, 1942	Gentleman Jim
November 26, 1942	Casablanca	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 28, 1942	George Washington Slept Here
December 5, 1942	Flying Fortress
January 16, 1943	The Gorilla Man
February 6, 1943	Truck Busters
February 20, 1943	The Hard Way
March 3, 1943	The Mysterious Doctor
March 20, 1943	Air Force
April 24, 1943	Edge of Darkness
May 22, 1943	Mission to Moscow
June 12, 1943	Action in the North Atlantic
June 23, 1943	The Constant Nymph
July 1, 1943	Pledge to Bataan
July 3, 1943	Background to Danger
August 14, 1943	This Is the Army
August 27, 1943	Watch on the Rhine	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 18, 1943	Murder on the Waterfront
September 25, 1943	Thank Your Lucky Stars
September 27, 1943	Adventure in Iraq
October 23, 1943	Princess O'Rourke
November 6, 1943	Find the Blackmailer
November 13, 1943	Northern Pursuit
November 27, 1943	Old Acquaintance
December 17, 1943	The Desert Song
December 31, 1943	Destination Tokyo
February 19, 1944	In Our Time
March 11, 1944	Passage to Marseille
April 8, 1944	Shine On, Harvest Moon
April 22, 1944	Uncertain Glory
May 20, 1944	Between Two Worlds
May 25, 1944	Mr. Skeffington
June 10, 1944	Make Your Own Bed
July 1, 1944	The Mask of Dimitrios
July 22, 1944	The Adventures of Mark Twain
September 2, 1944	Janie
September 9, 1944	Crime by Night
September 23, 1944	Arsenic and Old Lace	produced in 1941
October 7, 1944	The Last Ride
October 11, 1944	To Have and Have Not
October 20, 1944	The Very Thought of You
October 24, 1944	The Conspirators
November 25, 1944	The Doughgirls
December 31, 1944	Hollywood Canteen
January 31, 1945	Roughly Speaking
February 17, 1945	Objective, Burma!
March 2, 1945	Hotel Berlin
April 7, 1945	God Is My Co-Pilot
April 28, 1945	The Horn Blows at Midnight
May 1, 1945	Escape in the Desert
June 9, 1945	Pillow to Post
June 15, 1945	Conflict
July 14, 1945	The Corn Is Green
August 11, 1945	Christmas in Connecticut
August 24, 1945	Pride of the Marines
September 22, 1945	Rhapsody in Blue
October 20, 1945	Mildred Pierce	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 10, 1945	Confidential Agent
November 14, 1945	Danger Signal
November 21, 1945	Saratoga Trunk
December 1, 1945	Too Young to Know
December 7, 1945	Appointment in Tokyo
December 29, 1945	San Antonio
January 26, 1946	My Reputation
January 28, 1946	Three Strangers
March 9, 1946	Cinderella Jones
April 20, 1946	Devotion	produced in 1943
May 11, 1946	Her Kind of Man
June 1, 1946	One More Tomorrow
June 22, 1946	Janie Gets Married
July 2, 1946	Night and Day
July 6, 1946	A Stolen Life
July 20, 1946	Of Human Bondage
July 26, 1946	Two Guys from Milwaukee
August 23, 1946	The Big Sleep
September 14, 1946	Shadow of a Woman
September 28, 1946	Cloak and Dagger	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
October 18, 1946	Deception
November 1, 1946	Nobody Lives Forever
November 9, 1946	Never Say Goodbye
November 23, 1946	The Verdict
December 25, 1946	The Beast with Five Fingers
December 25, 1946	Humoresque
December 28, 1946	The Time, the Place and the Girl
January 11, 1947	The Man I Love
February 22, 1947	Nora Prentiss
March 2, 1947	Pursued	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
March 4, 1947	The Two Mrs. Carrolls
March 29, 1947	That Way with Women
April 12, 1947	Stallion Road
May 2, 1947	Love and Learn
June 5, 1947	The Unfaithful
June 6, 1947	Cheyenne
July 26, 1947	Possessed
July 30, 1947	Deep Valley
August 14, 1947	Life with Father
August 19, 1947	Cry Wolf
September 27, 1947	Dark Passage
October 3, 1947	The Unsuspected
November 1, 1947	That Hagen Girl
November 7, 1947	Escape Me Never
December 10, 1947	Always Together
December 25, 1947	The Voice of the Turtle
December 27, 1947	My Wild Irish Rose
January 24, 1948	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
February 7, 1948	My Girl Tisa	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
March 6, 1948	They Made Me a Fugitive
March 27, 1948	April Showers
April 7, 1948	Winter Meeting
April 16, 1948	To the Victor
May 15, 1948	The Woman in White
May 29, 1948	Silver River
June 13, 1948	Wallflower
June 26, 1948	The Big Punch
July 3, 1948	Romance on the High Seas
July 31, 1948	Key Largo
July 31, 1948	Embraceable You
August 26, 1948	Rope	distribution only; produced by Transatlantic Pictures Owned by Universal Pictures and Sony Pictures (US/Canada digital)
September 4, 1948	Two Guys from Texas
September 14, 1948	Johnny Belinda	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 9, 1948	Smart Girls Don't Talk
October 29, 1948	June Bride
November 27, 1948	Fighter Squadron
December 1, 1948	Adventures of Don Juan
December 23, 1948	The Decision of Christopher Blake
December 24, 1948	Whiplash
January 1, 1949	One Sunday Afternoon
February 4, 1949	John Loves Mary
February 15, 1949	Flaxy Martin
March 6, 1949	South of St. Louis	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
March 26, 1949	A Kiss in the Dark
April 1, 1949	Burma Victory
April 2, 1949	Homicide
April 16, 1949	My Dream Is Yours
May 3, 1949	The Younger Brothers
May 6, 1949	Flamingo Road
June 10, 1949	Night Unto Night
June 11, 1949	Colorado Territory
June 30, 1949	One Last Fling
July 2, 1949	The Fountainhead
July 16, 1949	The Girl from Jones Beach
July 30, 1949	Look for the Silver Lining
August 1, 1949	It's a Great Feeling
September 3, 1949	White Heat
September 10, 1949	The House Across the Street
September 15, 1949	Golden Madonna
September 30, 1949	Task Force
October 8, 1949	Under Capricorn	distribution only; produced by Transatlantic Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via CBS)
October 21, 1949	Beyond the Forest
November 12, 1949	The Story of Seabiscuit
November 26, 1949	Always Leave Them Laughing
December 2, 1949	The Hasty Heart
December 16, 1949	The Lady Takes a Sailor
December 31, 1949	The Inspector General	Last pre-1950 WB film to be distribuited by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer(via United Artists)

1950s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 28, 1950	Montana	First post-1949 WB film to be distribuited by WB
February 9, 1950	Young Man with a Horn
February 11, 1950	Backfire
February 18, 1950	Chain Lightning
March 11, 1950	Perfect Stranger
March 18, 1950	Barricade
April 15, 1950	Stage Fright
April 29, 1950	The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady
May 7, 1950	The Damned Don't Cry
May 19, 1950	Caged
May 27, 1950	Colt .45
June 17, 1950	This Side of the Law
June 24, 1950	Return of the Frontiersman
June 27, 1950	Fifty Years Before Your Eyes
July 2, 1950	Bright Leaf
July 9, 1950	The Flame and the Arrow
July 15, 1950	The Great Jewel Robber
August 4, 1950	Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye	distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
September 2, 1950	Tea for Two
September 16, 1950	Pretty Baby
September 28, 1950	The Glass Menagerie
October 6, 1950	The Breaking Point
October 20, 1950	Three Secrets	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
November 11, 1950	Rocky Mountain
November 17, 1950	Breakthrough
November 25, 1950	The West Point Story
December 1, 1950	Highway 301
December 30, 1950	Dallas
January 1, 1951	Close to My Heart
January 27, 1951	Operation Pacific
February 10, 1951	Storm Warning
February 11, 1951	Sugarfoot
February 24, 1951	The Enforcer	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
March 26, 1951	Lullaby of Broadway
April 7, 1951	Raton Pass
April 12, 1951	Lightning Strikes Twice
April 13, 1951	Only the Valiant	distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
May 5, 1951	I Was a Communist for the FBI
May 18, 1951	Inside the Walls of Folsom Prison
May 19, 1951	Goodbye, My Fancy
June 2, 1951	Along the Great Divide
July 3, 1951	Strangers on a Train
July 14, 1951	Fort Worth
July 26, 1951	On Moonlight Bay
August 13, 1951	Force of Arms
August 24, 1951	Jim Thorpe – All-American
September 13, 1951	Captain Horatio Hornblower
September 18, 1951	A Streetcar Named Desire	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
September 22, 1951	Tomorrow Is Another Day
October 10, 1951	Painting the Clouds with Sunshine
October 24, 1951	Come Fill the Cup
October 31, 1951	The Tanks Are Coming
December 6, 1951	I'll See You in My Dreams	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 14, 1951	Starlift
December 29, 1951	Distant Drums	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
January 10, 1952	Room for One More
February 5, 1952	The Big Trees
February 9, 1952	This Woman Is Dangerous
February 19, 1952	Retreat, Hell!	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
March 4, 1952	Bugles in the Afternoon	distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
April 12, 1952	Jack and the Beanstalk	This film is now in domain public
April 23, 1952	Mara Maru
May 17, 1952	The Lion and the Horse
May 17, 1952	The San Francisco Story
May 23, 1952	About Face
June 13, 1952	Carson City
June 20, 1952	The Winning Team
June 26, 1952	Where's Charley?
June 26, 1952	3 for Bedroom C
July 12, 1952	She's Working Her Way Through College
July 26, 1952	The Story of Will Rogers
August 20, 1952	The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima
August 30, 1952	Big Jim McLain
September 6, 1952	Cattle Town
September 27, 1952	The Crimson Pirate
October 25, 1952	Springfield Rifle
November 8, 1952	Operation Secret
November 19, 1952	The Iron Mistress
December 10, 1952	Stop, You're Killing Me
December 24, 1952	April in Paris
December 27, 1952	Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd	distribution only; produced by Woodley Productions This film is now in domain public
December 30, 1952	The Jazz Singer
January 31, 1953	The Man Behind the Gun
March 14, 1953	She's Back on Broadway
March 22, 1953	I Confess
March 26, 1953	By the Light of the Silvery Moon
March 28, 1953	The Blue Gardenia
March 28, 1953	So You Want to Learn to Dance
April 4, 1953	Trouble Along the Way
April 18, 1953	The System
April 25, 1953	House of Wax
May 30, 1953	The Desert Song
June 13, 1953	The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
June 27, 1953	South Sea Woman
June 28, 1953	Elizabeth Is Queen
July 11, 1953	The Charge at Feather River
July 15, 1953	So This Is Love
August 5, 1953	The Master of Ballantrae
August 24, 1953	The Beggar's Opera
August 26, 1953	Plunder of the Sun
September 5, 1953	Island in the Sky	distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
September 16, 1953	Blowing Wild	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
September 19, 1953	The Moonlighter
September 23, 1953	A Lion Is in the Streets
October 27, 1953	Thunder Over the Plains
October 31, 1953	So Big
November 4, 1953	Calamity Jane
November 23, 1953	Three Sailors and a Girl
November 25, 1953	Hondo	Theatrical distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
November 28, 1953	The Diamond Queen	distribution only; produced by Melson Productions
December 25, 1953	The Eddie Cantor Story
January 16, 1954	His Majesty O'Keefe
February 13, 1954	The Command
February 27, 1954	The Boy from Oklahoma
March 6, 1954	Crime Wave
March 16, 1954	Duffy of San Quentin
March 27, 1954	Phantom of the Rue Morgue
April 1, 1954	Riding Shotgun
April 9, 1954	Lucky Me
May 29, 1954	Dial M for Murder
June 19, 1954	Them!
July 3, 1954	The High and the Mighty	distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
July 24, 1954	Ring of Fear	distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
August 7, 1954	King Richard and the Crusaders
August 21, 1954	Duel in the Jungle
September 4, 1954	Dragnet
September 25, 1954	The Bounty Hunter	This film is now in the domain public
October 16, 1954	A Star Is Born
November 10, 1954	Drum Beat
November 27, 1954	Track of the Cat	distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
December 20, 1954	The Silver Chalice
January 19, 1955	Unchained	distribution only; produced by Hal Bartlett Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
January 20, 1955	Young at Heart	distribution only; produced by Arwin Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
February 2, 1955	Battle Cry
February 18, 1955	New York Confidential	US distribuition Owned by Janus Films
February 27, 1955	Murder Is My Beat
April 10, 1955	East of Eden	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
April 12, 1955	Strange Lady in Town
June 4, 1955	The Sea Chase
June 18, 1955	Tall Man Riding
June 24, 1955	Land of the Pharaohs
July 10, 1955	Mister Roberts	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
July 16, 1955	The Dam Busters
July 31, 1955	Pete Kelly's Blues
September 29, 1955	The McConnell Story
October 1, 1955	Blood Alley
October 27, 1955	Rebel Without a Cause
October 28, 1955	Illegal
November 1, 1955	Sincerely Yours
November 9, 1955	I Died a Thousand Times
November 15, 1955	Target Zero
December 25, 1955	Hell on Frisco Bay
December 31, 1955	The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell	distribution only; produced by United States Pictures Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
January 26, 1956	Helen of Troy
February 25, 1956	The Lone Ranger
March 5, 1956	The River Changes
March 10, 1956	The Steel Jungle
March 13, 1956	The Searchers
March 23, 1956	Serenade
March 31, 1956	Miracle in the Rain
April 24, 1956	Our Miss Brooks
May 12, 1956	Good-bye, My Lady
May 30, 1956	The Animal World
June 27, 1956	Moby Dick	distributor Owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer(via United Artists)
July 13, 1956	Santiago
July 21, 1956	Satellite in the Sky
August 4, 1956	Seven Men from Now	distributor Owned by Paramount Pictures
August 17, 1956	A Cry in the Night
August 23, 1956	The Burning Hills
September 12, 1956	The Bad Seed
September 27, 1956	Toward the Unknown
October 26, 1956	The Girl He Left Behind
November 24, 1956	Giant	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 18, 1956	Baby Doll
December 23, 1956	The Wrong Man
January 30, 1957	Top Secret Affair
February 21, 1957	The Spirit of St. Louis
March 1, 1957	The Big Land
March 29, 1957	Elena and Her Men
May 1, 1957	Deep Adventure
May 1, 1957	X: The Unknown
May 4, 1957	Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend
May 10, 1957	Untamed Youth
May 11, 1957	The Counterfeit Plan
May 28, 1957	A Face in the Crowd
June 5, 1957	The D.I.
June 13, 1957	The Prince and the Showgirl
June 25, 1957	The Curse of Frankenstein	distributor; produced by Hammer Films
August 3, 1957	Band of Angels
August 10, 1957	The Rising of the Moon
August 29, 1957	The Pajama Game
September 12, 1957	Woman in a Dressing Gown
September 15, 1957	Black Patch
September 24, 1957	Johnny Trouble
October 1, 1957	The Abominable Snowman	co-production with Hammer Film Productions
October 5, 1957	The Helen Morgan Story
October 11, 1957	The Black Scorpion
October 18, 1957	The James Dean Story
November 8, 1957	The Story of Mankind
November 22, 1957	Bombers B-52
December 5, 1957	Sayonara	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama Theatrical distribution only, owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (via The Samuel Goldwyn Company)
December 14, 1957	The Green-Eyed Blonde
January 15, 1958	The Deep Six
February 12, 1958	Darby's Rangers
March 17, 1958	Lafayette Escadrille
March 24, 1958	Chase a Crooked Shadow
April 11, 1958	Manhunt in the Jungle
April 17, 1958	Too Much, Too Soon
April 18, 1958	Fort Dobbs
April 24, 1958	Marjorie Morningstar	distribution only; produced by Beachwold Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
May 3, 1958	Stakeout on Dope Street
May 7, 1958	The Left Handed Gun
May 10, 1958	Violent Road
May 29, 1958	No Time for Sergeants
June 7, 1958	Dangerous Youth
August 2, 1958	Badman's Country
June 26, 1958	Indiscreet	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy Theatrical distribution only; produced by Grandon Productions Owned by Paramount Pictures(via Republic Pictures)
August 6, 1958	The Naked and the Dead	distribution only, produced by RKO Radio Pictures
September 11, 1958	Wind Across the Everglades
September 26, 1958	Damn Yankees	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical
October 10, 1958	Girl on the Run
October 11, 1958	The Old Man and the Sea
October 25, 1958	Onionhead
November 8, 1958	Enchanted Island
November 16, 1958	Home Before Dark	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
November 26, 1958	From the Earth to the Moon
November 29, 1958	Born Reckless
December 27, 1958	Auntie Mame	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Comedy
February 11, 1959	The Hanging Tree
March 4, 1959	Up Periscope
April 4, 1959	Rio Bravo
April 25, 1959	Westbound
May 7, 1959	Island of Lost Women
May 21, 1959	Gigantis the Fire Monster	US distribution of 1955 Japanese Toho film Godzilla Raids Again
May 30, 1959	The Young Philadelphians
June 12, 1959	Teenagers from Outer Space	distribution only
June 16, 1959	John Paul Jones
July 18, 1959	The Nun's Story	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
July 22, 1959	Hercules	US distribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures Owned by StudioCanal, with MGM Home Entertainment(US/Canada home video), Sony Pictures Television(US/Canada TV), Rialto Pictures(US/Canada theatrical) and Lionsgate(US/Canada digital)
September 15, 1959	Look Back in Anger	US distributor Owned by Janus Films
October 31, 1959	The FBI Story
November 11, 1959	-30-
November 11, 1959	Yellowstone Kelly
November 12, 1959	The Miracle
November 18, 1959	A Summer Place

1960s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 2, 1960	Ice Palace
January 27, 1960	Cash McCall
February 1, 1960	Guns of the Timberland
February 3, 1960	The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
February 24, 1960	The Bramble Bush
March 11, 1960	The Threat
March 19, 1960	This Rebel Breed
March 21, 1960	The Cranes Are Flying
April 6, 1960	Tall Story
May 18, 1960	Sergeant Rutledge
June 18, 1960	Hannibal
July 13, 1960	Hercules Unchained	US distribution only; produced by Embassy Pictures Owned by StudioCanal, with MGM Home Entertainment(US/Canada home video), Sony Pictures Television(US/Canada TV), Rialto Pictures(US/Canada theatrical) and Lionsgate(US/Canada digital)
August 10, 1960	Ocean's 11
September 2, 1960	The Crowded Sky
September 28, 1960	Sunrise at Campobello	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 8, 1960	The Dark at the Top of the Stairs
November 11, 1960	Girl of the Night
December 8, 1960	The Sundowners	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
January 28, 1961	A Fever in the Blood
February 18, 1961	Gold of the Seven Saints
April 2, 1961	The Sins of Rachel Cade
April 19, 1961	Portrait of a Mobster
May 4, 1961	Parrish
June 28, 1961	Fanny	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
	The Fabulous World of Jules Verne
	Bimbo the Great
September 20, 1961	The Steel Claw	This film is now in domain public
September 20, 1961	Claudelle Inglish
October 10, 1961	Splendor in the Grass	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
November 1, 1961	The Mask
November 8, 1961	Susan Slade
December 27, 1961	A Majority of One	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 28, 1961	The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone
January 10, 1962	World by Night
February 21, 1962	The Couch
April 11, 1962	Samar
April 11, 1962	House of Women
April 12, 1962	Rome Adventure
May 2, 1962	The Singer Not the Song
June 2, 1962	Lad, A Dog
June 13, 1962	Merrill's Marauders
June 19, 1962	The Music Man	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
July 5, 1962	World by Night No. 2
August 17, 1962	Guns of Darkness
October 5, 1962	The Chapman Report	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 24, 1962	Gay Purr-ee	co-production with United Productions of America
October 31, 1962	What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?	Distribution only
November 1, 1962	Gypsy	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
November 6, 1962	The Story of the Count of Monte Cristo
December 21, 1962	Malaga
December 26, 1962	Days of Wine and Roses	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
January 30, 1963	Term of Trial
April 11, 1963	Black Gold
April 13, 1963	Critic's Choice
May 16, 1963	Spencer's Mountain
June 12, 1963	Island of Love
June 19, 1963	PT-109
September 4, 1963	Wall of Noise
September 6, 1963	The Castilian
October 9, 1963	Rampage
October 24, 1963	Mary, Mary
November 5, 1963	Palm Springs Weekend
December 15, 1963	America America	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 18, 1963	The Man from Galveston	television pilot for Temple Houston
December 25, 1963	4 for Texas
December 26, 1963	Act One
February 14, 1964	Dr. Crippen
February 19, 1964	Dead Ringer
March 28, 1964	The Incredible Mr. Limpet
April 8, 1964	FBI Code 98
May 30, 1964	A Distant Trumpet
June 24, 1964	Robin and the 7 Hoods
July 31, 1964	Ensign Pulver
August 21, 1964	Kisses for My President
September 23, 1964	Richard Burton's Hamlet
October 3, 1964	Cheyenne Autumn
November 4, 1964	Youngblood Hawke
December 2, 1964	Dear Heart	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 17, 1964	My Fair Lady	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy Theatrical distribution, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
December 17, 1964	Sex and the Single Girl
January 13, 1965	Two on a Guillotine
February 24, 1965	None but the Brave
March 24, 1965	My Blood Runs Cold
May 5, 1965	Brainstorm
May 26, 1965	The Battle of the Villa Fiorita
June 9, 1965	The Woman Who Wouldn't Die
July 1, 1965	The Great Race	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
August 4, 1965	The Third Day
August 18, 1965	Catch Us If You Can	co-production with Anglo-Amalgamated
September 1, 1965	Murieta
September 24, 1965	Marriage on the Rocks
October 20, 1965	La Bohème
November 4, 1965	Never Too Late
December 15, 1965	Othello
December 16, 1965	Battle of the Bulge
February 17, 1966	Inside Daisy Clover
February 23, 1966	Harper
May 11, 1966	Stop the World - I Want to Get Off
June 8, 1966	A Big Hand for the Little Lady
June 22, 1966	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
June 29, 1966	A Fine Madness
August 31, 1966	An American Dream
September 22, 1966	Kaleidoscope
October 13, 1966	Any Wednesday
October 19, 1966	Chamber of Horrors
November 2, 1966	Not with My Wife, You Don't!	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 2, 1966	Once Before I Die
December 9, 1966	You're a Big Boy Now	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
January 19, 1967	Hotel
January 25, 1967	First to Fight
February 3, 1967	The Corrupt Ones
February 15, 1967	A Covenant with Death
March 15, 1967	The Mikado
April 12, 1967	The Cool Ones
June 28, 1967	The Family Way	US distributor
July 19, 1967	Triple Cross
	Up the Down Staircase
	The Naked Runner
August 13, 1967	Bonnie and Clyde	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
September 28, 1967	The Bobo
October 13, 1967	Reflections in a Golden Eye
October 25, 1967	Camelot	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
October 26, 1967	Wait Until Dark
November 1, 1967	Cool Hand Luke
November 15, 1967	It!
November 15, 1967	The Frozen Dead
January 20, 1968	The Vengeance of Fu Manchu
January 24, 1968	Firecreek
February 1, 1968	Flaming Frontier
February 2, 1968	Countdown
February 8, 1968	Sweet November
February 14, 1968	The Shuttered Room
February 21, 1968	Bye Bye Braverman
April 11, 1968	The Young Girls of Rochefort	US distributor Owned by StudioCanal
May 1, 1968	Kona Coast
May 1, 1968	The Double Man
June 8, 1968	Chubasco
June 10, 1968	Petulia
July 3, 1968	The Devil in Love
July 4, 1968	The Green Berets
July 31, 1968	The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
August 26, 1968	Rachel, Rachel	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 29, 1968	Hugo and Josephine
October 9, 1968	Finian's Rainbow	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
October 17, 1968	Bullitt
October 18, 1968	I Love You, Alice B. Toklas!
December 22, 1968	Assignment to Kill
December 23, 1968	The Sea Gull
December 25, 1968	The Sergeant
January 12, 1969	Great Catherine
February 5, 1969	They Came to Rob Las Vegas
February 6, 1969	Dracula Has Risen from the Grave	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
March 5, 1969	The Trygon Factor
March 5, 1969	The Big Bounce
March 11, 1969	2000 Years Later
March 26, 1969	The Illustrated Man
April 25, 1969	The Sweet Body of Deborah
April 30, 1969	The Big Cube
July 18, 1969	The Wild Bunch
August 6, 1969	The Learning Tree
August 27, 1969	The Rain People
September 2, 1969	On My Way to the Crusades, I Met a Girl Who...
September 3, 1969	The Valley of Gwangi
September 10, 1969	The Great Bank Robbery
October 12, 1969	The Madwoman of Chaillot
November 12, 1969	The Arrangement
November 19, 1969	The Good Guys and the Bad Guys
December 19, 1969	80 Steps to Jonah

1970s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 14, 1970	Last of the Mobile Hot Shots
February 4, 1970	Start the Revolution Without Me
February 11, 1970	Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed	US distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
March 12, 1970	Moon Zero Two
March 26, 1970	Woodstock
April 15, 1970	Once You Kiss a Stranger
May 6, 1970	The Phynx
May 13, 1970	The Ballad of Cable Hogue
June 7, 1970	Taste the Blood of Dracula
July 29, 1970	Chisum
August 3, 1970	Performance	co-production with Goodtimes Enterprises
September 4, 1970	Which Way to the Front?
October 20, 1970	Rabbit, Run
October 24, 1970	Trog
November 12, 1970	The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer	co-production with David Paradine Productions and London Weekend Television
November 20, 1970	Flap
December 25, 1970	There Was a Crooked Man...
February 26, 1971	The Priest's Wife	USA distribution only
March 11, 1971	THX 1138	co-production with American Zoetrope
March 17, 1971	When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth	US distribution only; produced by Hammer Films
April 9, 1971	Summer of '42	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
May 1, 1971	Billy Jack	distributor
June 17, 1971	Death in Venice
June 24, 1971	McCabe & Mrs. Miller
June 25, 1971	Klute
July 14, 1971	Dusty and Sweets McGee
July 16, 1971	The Devils
August 1, 1971	The Omega Man
August 11, 1971	And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave
August 25, 1971	Medicine Ball Caravan
September 30, 1971	Skin Game
October 6, 1971	Zeppelin
November 24, 1971	Man in the Wilderness
November 29, 1971	Crescendo
December 19, 1971	A Clockwork Orange	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 23, 1971	Dirty Harry
January 13, 1972	The Cowboys
February 2, 1972	Snow Job
February 25, 1972	Dealing: Or the Berkeley-to-Boston Forty-Brick Lost-Bag Blues
March 10, 1972	What's Up, Doc?
May 24, 1972	Malcolm X
June 12, 1972	Adam's Woman
June 12, 1972	Get to Know Your Rabbit
June 19, 1972	Portnoy's Complaint
June 29, 1972	The Candidate
June 29, 1972	Come Back, Charleston Blue
July 30, 1972	Deliverance	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
August 1, 1972	Cry for Me, Billy
August 4, 1972	Super Fly
September 21, 1972	Cancel My Reservation
September 24, 1972	The Emigrants	USA distribution only; nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
November 17, 1972	Dracula AD 1972
November 22, 1972	Rage
December 21, 1972	Jeremiah Johnson
January 31, 1973	Steelyard Blues
February 7, 1973	The Train Robbers
March 1, 1973	The Thief Who Came to Dinner
March 21, 1973	King Boxer	USA distribution only; produced by Shaw Brothers Studio
April 10, 1973	Class of '44
April 11, 1973	Scarecrow
June 14, 1973	The Last of Sheila
June 17, 1973	Blume in Love
June 20, 1973	O Lucky Man!
July 11, 1973	Cahill U.S. Marshal
July 13, 1973	Cleopatra Jones
July 25, 1973	The Mackintosh Man
August 19, 1973	Enter the Dragon	co-produced with Concord Production Inc. and distributed with Golden Harvest
September 7, 1973	Day for Night
October 14, 1973	Mean Streets	distributor
October 15, 1973	Badlands	distributor
October 24, 1973	The All-American Boy
October 26, 1973	The New Land
December 21, 1973	Jimi Hendrix
December 21, 1973	The Deadly Trackers
December 25, 1973	Magnum Force
December 26, 1973	The Exorcist	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama distribution only
December 31, 1973	Treasure Island	produced by Filmation
January 24, 1974	Sacred Knives of Vengeance	USA distribution only; produced by Shaw Brothers Studio
January 28, 1974	Black Belt Jones
February 6, 1974	McQ
February 7, 1974	Blazing Saddles
March 27, 1974	Mame
April 10, 1974	Our Time
May 13, 1974	Welcome to Arrow Beach
May 17, 1974	Black Eye
May 19, 1974	Zandy's Bride
June 7, 1974	Craze	USA distribution only; produced by Harbour Productions Limited
June 19, 1974	The Terminal Man
July 10, 1974	Oliver Twist	produced by Filmation
July 26, 1974	Uptown Saturday Night
August 14, 1974	Black Samson
October 1, 1974	It's Alive
October 2, 1974	Hangup
October 3, 1974	The Abdication
November 19, 1974	Animals Are Beautiful People
December 9, 1974	Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
December 14, 1974	The Towering Inferno	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture international distributor; co-production with 20th Century Fox
December 20, 1974	Black Christmas	USA distribution only
December 25, 1974	Freebie and the Bean
February 2, 1975	Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins
March 14, 1975	The Prisoner of Second Avenue
March 19, 1975	The Yakuza
May 23, 1975	Lepke
June 9, 1975	Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze
June 9, 1975	The Wicker Man	U.S. theatrical distribution only, owned internationally by StudioCanal
June 11, 1975	Night Moves
June 25, 1975	The Drowning Pool
July 11, 1975	Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold
September 21, 1975	Dog Day Afternoon	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 10, 1975	Lisztomania	distributor, produced by Goodtimes Enterprises and Visual Programme Systems
October 11, 1975	Let's Do It Again
November 1, 1975	Operation Daybreak
November 2, 1975	The Ultimate Warrior
December 18, 1975	Barry Lyndon	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
January 6, 1976	Inside Out
February 25, 1976	Catherine & Co.
April 4, 1976	Hot Potato
April 7, 1976	Sparkle
April 9, 1976	All the President's Men	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
June 4, 1976	Ode to Billy Joe
June 30, 1976	The Outlaw Josey Wales
July 28, 1976	The Gumball Rally
August 12, 1976	The Ritz	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
September 1, 1976	St. Ives
October 31, 1976	The Killer Inside Me
October 20, 1976	Led Zeppelin: The Song Remains the Same
December 17, 1976	A Star Is Born	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy
December 22, 1976	The Enforcer
February 10, 1977	The Late Show
March 31, 1977	Brothers
June 13, 1977	Viva Knievel!
June 17, 1977	Exorcist II: The Heretic	distributor
July 1, 1977	Greased Lightning
July 15, 1977	Outlaw Blues
August 3, 1977	One on One
September 29, 1977	Bobby Deerfield	international distributor; co-produced with Columbia Pictures
October 7, 1977	Oh, God!	plus two sequels
October 7, 1977	A Piece of the Action
October 14, 1977	Starship Invasions
November 20, 1977	The Pack
November 30, 1977	The Goodbye Girl	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy International distribution only; co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer(USA distribution)
December 21, 1977	The Gauntlet
January 29, 1978	A Night Full of Rain
March 17, 1978	An Enemy of the People
March 17, 1978	Crossed Swords	distribution only
March 18, 1978	Straight Time
April 14, 1978	The Medusa Touch	USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
May 10, 1978	It Lives Again
May 19, 1978	The Sea Gypsies
May 26, 1978	Big Wednesday
June 2, 1978	Capricorn One	USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
June 16, 1978	Superman	distributor
July 14, 1978	The Swarm
July 14, 1978	Hooper
August 29, 1978	Girlfriends
October 6, 1978	Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?
October 6, 1978	Bloodbrothers
November 1, 1978	The Great Bank Hoax
November 22, 1978	Movie Movie	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
December 15, 1978	Every Which Way but Loose
February 9, 1979	Agatha	distributor
March 23, 1979	Boulevard Nights
April 1979	Ashanti	distributor
April 1979	Tilt
April 27, 1979	A Little Romance	distributor; with Orion Pictures
May 18, 1979	Over the Edge	distributor; with Orion Pictures
May 25, 1979	Beyond the Poseidon Adventure
June 15, 1979	The In-Laws
June 22, 1979	The Main Event
July 4, 1979	The Wanderers	distributor; with Orion Pictures
July 13, 1979	The Frisco Kid
August 17, 1979	Life of Brian	co-distributor with Orion Pictures, produced by Handmade Films
August 31, 1979	Time After Time	distributor; with Orion Pictures
September 30, 1979	The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie
October 5, 1979	10	Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy distributor; with Orion Pictures
October 19, 1979	Jesus	distribution only; produced by The Genesis Project
October 26, 1979	The Great Santini	distributor; with Orion Pictures
November 2, 1979	Promises in the Dark	distributor; with Orion Pictures
December 1, 1979	Going in Style

1980s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 18, 1980	Just Tell Me What You Want
February 28, 1980	Simon	distributor; with Orion Pictures
February 29, 1980	The Ninth Configuration	nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
March 28, 1980	When Time Ran Out
	Tom Horn
	Gilda Live
April 13, 1980	Die Laughing	distributor; with Orion Pictures
April 25, 1980	Heart Beat	distributor; with Orion Pictures
May 9, 1980	Friday the 13th	international distribution only; US distribution handled by Paramount Pictures
May 23, 1980	The Shining
June 6, 1980	Up the Academy
June 11, 1980	Bronco Billy
July 18, 1980	No Nukes
July 18, 1980	Honeysuckle Rose
July 25, 1980	Caddyshack	distributor; with Orion Pictures
August 8, 1980	The Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu	distributor; with Orion Pictures
September 10, 1980	The Big Brawl
September 14, 1980	AC/DC: Let There Be Rock
September 26, 1980	Divine Madness	co-production with The Ladd Company
October 3, 1980	The First Deadly Sin	distributor; with Filmways Pictures Inc.
	One Trick Pony
	Oh, God! Book II
October 10, 1980	Private Benjamin
October 31, 1980	The Awakening	distributor; with Orion Pictures
December 17, 1980	Any Which Way You Can
December 25, 1980	First Family
December 25, 1980	Altered States
January 22, 1981	The Man Who Saw Tomorrow
February 11, 1981	Sphinx	distributor; with Orion Pictures
March 13, 1981	Back Roads	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
March 27, 1981	Eyes of a Stranger
April 4, 1981	This Is Elvis
April 10, 1981	Excalibur	distributor; with Orion Pictures
April 24, 1981	The Hand	distributor; with Orion Pictures
May 22, 1981	Outland	U.S. distributor; co-produced with The Ladd Company
June 19, 1981	Superman II	distributor; originally released in December 1980 on foreign countries
July 17, 1981	Arthur	distributor; with Orion Pictures
July 24, 1981	Wolfen	distributor; with Orion Pictures
July 31, 1981	Under the Rainbow	distributor; with Orion Pictures
August 21, 1981	Prince of the City	nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; distributor, with Orion Pictures
August 28, 1981	Body Heat	co-production with The Ladd Company
September 25, 1981	So Fine
October 9, 1981	Chariots of Fire	USA distributor; co-production with The Ladd Company
October 30, 1981	Looker	co-production with The Ladd Company
November 20, 1981	The Looney Looney Looney Bugs Bunny Movie
December 11, 1981	Rollover	distributor; with Orion Pictures
December 18, 1981	Sharky's Machine	distributor; with Orion Pictures
February 5, 1982	Personal Best	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
February 12, 1982	Tragedy of a Ridiculous Man	U.S. distributor; co-production with The Ladd Company
March 19, 1982	Deathtrap
April 28, 1982	Mad Max 2	distributor, as The Road Warrior
April 30, 1982	Soup for One
May 28, 1982	The Escape Artist	distributor; with Orion Pictures, produced by American Zoetrope
June 18, 1982	Firefox	distributor
June 25, 1982	Blade Runner	co-production with The Ladd Company
July 16, 1982	A Midsummer Night's Sex Comedy	distributor; with Orion Pictures, currently owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
July 23, 1982	The World According to Garp
July 30, 1982	Night Shift	co-production with The Ladd Company
September 17, 1982	Hammett	co-distributed with Orion Pictures, produced by American Zoetrope
October 1, 1982	Hey Good Lookin'	co-production with Bakshi Productions
October 15, 1982	Love Child	co-production with The Ladd Company
November 10, 1982	Creepshow	USA distribution only; International distribution by Paramount Pictures through Republic Pictures; UK distribution by Universal Pictures
November 12, 1982	Five Days One Summer	produced by The Ladd Company[7]
November 19, 1982	Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales
December 15, 1982	Honkytonk Man
December 17, 1982	Best Friends
January 21, 1983	Independence Day
February 17, 1983	Local Hero	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
February 18, 1983	Table for Five	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
February 18, 1983	Lovesick	co-production with The Ladd Company
March 18, 1983	High Road to China	co-production with Golden Harvest
March 25, 1983	The Outsiders	US distribution only; co-production with American Zoetrope
April 1, 1983	Deadly Eyes	co-production with Golden Harvest, currently owned by Fortune Star Media Ltd.
April 15, 1983	Better Late Than Never	co-production with Golden Harvest
April 29, 1983	Blue Skies Again
June 3, 1983	The Man with Two Brains
June 17, 1983	Superman III	distributor
June 24, 1983	Twilight Zone: The Movie	distributor
July 1, 1983	Stroker Ace	U.S. home media and international theatrical distributor, co-production with Universal Pictures
July 15, 1983	Zelig	distributor; with Orion Pictures, currently owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
July 29, 1983	National Lampoon's Vacation
August 5, 1983	Twice Upon a Time	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm and The Ladd Company
	Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island
	Risky Business	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
August 12, 1983	Cujo	distribution only
October 7, 1983	Never Say Never Again	distributor; co-production with Producers Sales Organization, Taliafilm and Never Say Never Again Ltd., currently owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Danjaq, LLC. (rights holder)
October 21, 1983	The Right Stuff	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with The Ladd Company
November 4, 1983	Deal of the Century
November 10, 1983	Star 80	co-production with The Ladd Company
November 24, 1983	Of Unknown Origin
December 9, 1983	Sudden Impact
February 17, 1984	Lassiter	co-production with Golden Harvest
March 9, 1984	Mike's Murder	produced by The Ladd Company[8]
March 23, 1984	Police Academy	co-production with The Ladd Company
March 30, 1984	Purple Hearts	co-production with The Ladd Company
March 30, 1984	Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
April 13, 1984	Swing Shift
May 18, 1984	Finders Keepers	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
June 1, 1984	Once Upon a Time in America	produced by Empax Films[9]
June 8, 1984	Gremlins	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
June 29, 1984	Cannonball Run II	distributor; co-production with Golden Harvest
July 20, 1984	The NeverEnding Story	distributor; produced by Constantin Film and PSO
July 27, 1984	Purple Rain
August 3, 1984	Grandview, U.S.A.	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
August 17, 1984	Tightrope
August 24, 1984	Cal	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
September 21, 1984	Windy City	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
September 28, 1984	Irreconcilable Differences	Theatrical distribution, co-production with Taft Entertainment
October 19, 1984	The Little Drummer Girl
October 26, 1984	American Dreamer	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
November 2, 1984	The Killing Fields	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
November 7, 1984	Oh, God! You Devil
November 16, 1984	Razorback	distributor
December 7, 1984	City Heat
December 21, 1984	Protocol
January 25, 1985	Fandango	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
February 15, 1985	Vision Quest
February 15, 1985	Beyond the Walls	USA distribution only
March 15, 1985	Lost in America	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
March 29, 1985	Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment	co-production with The Ladd Company
April 12, 1985	Ladyhawke	USA distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox
May 9, 1985	Seven Minutes in Heaven
May 17, 1985	Cracking Up
May 19, 1985	Doin' Time	co-production with The Ladd Company
June 7, 1985	The Goonies	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
June 28, 1985	Pale Rider
July 10, 1985	Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome	distributor
July 26, 1985	National Lampoon's European Vacation
August 2, 1985	Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird	co-production with Sesame Workshop
August 9, 1985	Pee-wee's Big Adventure
August 16, 1985	American Flyers
August 23, 1985	The Protector	co-production with Golden Harvest
September 20, 1985	Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm and American Zoetrope
October 11, 1985	Better Off Dead	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
October 11, 1985	After Hours	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
October 25, 1985	Krush Groove
November 1, 1985	Eleni	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
November 8, 1985	Target	distribution only; produced by CBS Theatrical Films, owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
November 15, 1985	Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer	distribution only; produced by DiC Entertainment and Hallmark Cards
December 6, 1985	Spies Like Us
December 18, 1985	The Color Purple	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Amblin Entertainment
December 25, 1985	Revolution	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
January 17, 1986	The Clan of the Cave Bear	co-production with PSO
February 14, 1986	Wildcats
February 21, 1986	The Frog Prince	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
March 21, 1986	Police Academy 3: Back in Training
April 3, 1986	The Flight of Dragons
April 25, 1986	Mr. Love	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
May 23, 1986	Cobra	co-produced with Cannon Films
July 2, 1986	Under the Cherry Moon
July 11, 1986	Club Paradise
August 8, 1986	One Crazy Summer
August 15, 1986	A Man and a Woman: 20 Years Later
October 1986	Knights & Emeralds	distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
October 3, 1986	Round Midnight
October 10, 1986	True Stories
October 10, 1986	Deadly Friend
October 17, 1986	Ratboy
October 31, 1986	The Mission	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama distributor; produced by Goldcrest Films
November 26, 1986	The Mosquito Coast
December 3, 1986	Hyper Sapien: People from Another Star	International distribution only; co-production by TaliaFilm II Productions and TriStar Pictures
December 5, 1986	Heartbreak Ridge
December 19, 1986	Little Shop of Horrors	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
January 28, 1987	Instant Justice
February 12, 1987	Over the Top	US distribution only; co-produced with Cannon Films
March 6, 1987	Lethal Weapon	co-production with Silver Pictures
March 20, 1987	Burglar	co-production with Nelvana
April 3, 1987	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol
May 22, 1987	It's Alive III: Island of the Alive
May 22, 1987	A Return to Salem's Lot
June 12, 1987	The Witches of Eastwick
June 26, 1987	Full Metal Jacket
July 1, 1987	Innerspace	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
July 24, 1987	Superman IV: The Quest for Peace	co-production with DC Entertainment and Cannon Films
July 31, 1987	The Lost Boys	Re-released in 2004
August 7, 1987	Who's That Girl
August 14, 1987	Disorderlies
October 9, 1987	Surrender	USA distribution only; produced by The Cannon Group
November 20, 1987	Nuts	nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
December 9, 1987	Empire of the Sun	nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Amblin Entertainment
February 26, 1988	Frantic
March 4, 1988	Moving
March 11, 1988	Stand and Deliver
March 18, 1988	Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach
March 30, 1988	Beetlejuice	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
April 8, 1988	Above The Law
June 3, 1988	Funny Farm
July 8, 1988	Arthur 2: On the Rocks
July 13, 1988	The Dead Pool
July 22, 1988	Caddyshack II
August 10, 1988	Clean and Sober	co-production with Imagine Entertainment
August 26, 1988	Stealing Home
August 26, 1988	Hot to Trot
September 9, 1988	Running on Empty	co-production with Lorimar nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
September 16, 1988	Crossing Delancey
September 23, 1988	Gorillas in the Mist	international distributor; co-production with Universal Pictures
September 24, 1988	Daffy Duck's Quackbusters
September 30, 1988	Bird
October 7, 1988	Imagine: John Lennon
October 7, 1988	Clara's Heart	co-production with MTM Enterprises
October 25, 1988	Thelonious Monk: Straight, No Chaser
October 28, 1988	Feds
October 29, 1988	Moonwalker	distributor; co-production with Lorimar Motion Pictures, MJJ Productions, Ultimate Productions and Will Vinton Productions, currently distributed with Sony Music Entertainment
November 4, 1988	Everybody's All-American
November 11, 1988	A Cry in the Dark	USA distribution only; co-production with The Cannon Group
December 2, 1988	Tequila Sunrise
December 21, 1988	Dangerous Liaisons	co-production with Lorimar nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
December 23, 1988	The Accidental Tourist	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
February 3, 1989	Her Alibi
February 24, 1989	Bert Rigby, You're a Fool	co-production with Lorimar
March 3, 1989	Lean on Me
March 10, 1989	Police Academy 6: City Under Siege
March 24, 1989	Dead Bang	co-production with Lorimar
April 7, 1989	Dead Calm	distributor
April 14, 1989	See You in the Morning	co-production with Lorimar
April 21, 1989	Checking Out	distributor; produced by HandMade Films
May 5, 1989	How to Get Ahead in Advertising	distributor; produced by HandMade Films
May 26, 1989	Pink Cadillac
June 23, 1989	Batman	co-production with DC Entertainment and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
July 7, 1989	Lethal Weapon 2	co-production with Silver Pictures
August 4, 1989	Young Einstein	distributor
August 23, 1989	Cookie	co-production with Lorimar
September 22, 1989	Penn & Teller Get Killed
September 29, 1989	In Country
October 20, 1989	Next of Kin	co-production with Lorimar
November 3, 1989	Second Sight	co-production with Lorimar
December 1, 1989	National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
December 13, 1989	Driving Miss Daisy	US/UK distribution only; co-production with The Zanuck Company
December 20, 1989	Roger & Me	distributor
December 21, 1989	The Delinquents	distributor; co-production with Village Roadshow
December 22, 1989	Tango & Cash

1990s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 2, 1990	Men Don't Leave	co-production with The Geffen Film Company
February 9, 1990	Hard to Kill	co-production with Lee Rich Productions
March 9, 1990	Joe Versus the Volcano	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
March 16, 1990	Lambada	Theatrical distribution only; produced by Cannon Pictures and Film and Television Corporation, owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
April 6, 1990	Impulse
June 15, 1990	Gremlins 2: The New Batch	co-production with Amblin Entertainment
July 13, 1990	Quick Change
July 27, 1990	Presumed Innocent	co-production with Mirage Productions
August 17, 1990	My Blue Heaven	Hawn/Sylbert Movie Company
August 24, 1990	Dreams	co-production with Akira Kurosawa USA
August 24, 1990	The Witches	co-production with Lorimar and The Jim Henson Company
September 14, 1990	White Hunter, Black Heart	co-production with Malpaso Productions and Rastar
September 19, 1990	Goodfellas	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama
October 5, 1990	Listen Up: The Lives of Quincy Jones
October 12, 1990	Memphis Belle
October 17, 1990	Reversal of Fortune	US distribution only
November 2, 1990	Graffiti Bridge
November 21, 1990	The Nutcracker Prince	USA distribution only; produced by Lacewood Productions and Allied Filmmakers
December 7, 1990	The Rookie	co-production with Malpaso Productions
December 12, 1990	The Sheltering Sky	co-production with Recorded Picture Company
December 21, 1990	The Bonfire of the Vanities
January 18, 1991	Hamlet	US distribution only, co-production with Canal+, Nelson Entertainment, Icon Productions and Carolco Pictures
February 8, 1991	The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter	distributor
February 15, 1991	Nothing but Trouble
March 8, 1991	New Jack City
March 15, 1991	If Looks Could Kill
March 15, 1991	Guilty by Suspicion
March 22, 1991	Defending Your Life	co-production with Geffen Pictures
April 12, 1991	Out for Justice	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
May 3, 1991	Born to Ride
May 10, 1991	Switch	co-production with HBO Films
June 7, 1991	Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead	co-production with HBO Films and Outlaw Productions
June 14, 1991	Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
August 2, 1991	Doc Hollywood
August 2, 1991	Rover Dangerfield	co-production with Hyperion Pictures
August 23, 1991	Going Under
August 23, 1991	Showdown in Little Tokyo
October 4, 1991	Dogfight
October 4, 1991	Ricochet	co-production with HBO Films, Cinema Plus L.P. And Silver Pictures
October 18, 1991	Other People's Money
October 25, 1991	Curly Sue	co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
November 8, 1991	Strictly Business
November 15, 1991	Meeting Venus
December 13, 1991	The Last Boy Scout	co-production with Geffen Pictures and Silver Pictures
December 20, 1991	JFK	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Regency Enterprises and StudioCanal
December 25, 1991	Until the End of the World	USA distribution only
January 17, 1992	Freejack	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
January 31, 1992	Hurricane Smith	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures
February 7, 1992	Final Analysis
February 28, 1992	The Mambo Kings	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Le Studio Canal+
February 28, 1992	Memoirs of an Invisible Man	co-production with Regency Enterprises and StudioCanal
March 27, 1992	The Power of One	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Regency Enterprises and Le Studio Canal+
March 27, 1992	Ladybugs	Non-U.S. distribution only, co-production with Morgan Creek International and Ladybugs Productions; USA and Canada distribution handled by Paramount Pictures
April 15, 1992	City of Joy	Non-U.S. distribution only, co-production with Lightmotive and Allied Filmmakers; USA distribution handled by TriStar Pictures
April 24, 1992	White Sands	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
May 1, 1992	Turtle Beach	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures, Regency Enterprises and StudioCanal
May 15, 1992	Lethal Weapon 3	co-production with Silver Pictures
June 5, 1992	Class Act
June 19, 1992	Batman Returns	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
July 24, 1992	Mom and Dad Save the World	co-production with HBO Films
August 7, 1992	Unforgiven	co-production with Malpaso Productions
August 14, 1992	Stay Tuned	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
August 21, 1992	Christopher Columbus: The Discovery	USA distribution only
September 18, 1992	South Central
September 18, 1992	Singles
September 25, 1992	Innocent Blood
October 9, 1992	Under Siege	co-production with Regency Enterprises and StudioCanal
October 23, 1992	Pure Country
November 6, 1992	Passenger 57
November 6, 1992	The Last of the Mohicans	Non-U.S. distribution only, co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
November 18, 1992	Malcolm X	U.S. distribution only, co-production with Largo International N.V. and 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
November 25, 1992	The Bodyguard
December 16, 1992	Forever Young	co-production with Icon Productions
February 5, 1993	Sommersby	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Alcor Films and Le Studio Canal+
February 26, 1993	Falling Down	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Alcor Films, Le Studio Canal+ and Arnold Kopelson Productions
March 19, 1993	Point of No Return
April 2, 1993	The Crush	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
April 9, 1993	This Boy's Life
April 16, 1993	Boiling Point	co-production with Hexagon Films
May 7, 1993	Dave	co-production with Northern Lights and Shuler/Donner Productions
May 28, 1993	Made in America	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Alcor Films and Le Studio Canal+
June 25, 1993	Dennis the Menace	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with John Hughes Entertainment
July 16, 1993	Free Willy	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Regency Enterprises and Le Studio Canal+
August 6, 1993	That Night	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Alcor Films and Le Studio Canal+
August 6, 1993	The Fugitive	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
August 13, 1993	The Secret Garden	co-production with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment and American Zoetrope
August 25, 1993	The Man Without a Face	co-production with Icon Productions
September 10, 1993	True Romance	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions and Davis Films
September 17, 1993	Airborne	co-production with Icon Productions
October 1, 1993	M. Butterfly	co-production with Geffen Pictures
October 8, 1993	Demolition Man	co-production with Silver Pictures
October 15, 1993	Fearless
October 15, 1993	Mr. Wonderful
November 17, 1993	The Saint of Fort Washington
November 24, 1993	A Perfect World	co-production with Malpaso Productions
November 24, 1993	The Nutcracker	co-production with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment and Regency Enterprises
December 17, 1993	The Pelican Brief	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
December 17, 1993	Wrestling Ernest Hemingway
December 25, 1993	Batman: Mask of the Phantasm	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation
	Grumpy Old Men
	Heaven & Earth	co-production with Regency Enterprises, Alcor Films and Le Studio Canal+
January 28, 1994	Body Snatchers
February 4, 1994	Ace Ventura: Pet Detective	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
February 18, 1994	On Deadly Ground
March 11, 1994	The Hudsucker Proxy	co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Silver Pictures and Working Title Films
March 30, 1994	Major League II	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
March 30, 1994	Thumbelina	Theatrical and pre-2001 VHS distribution only; with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; produced by Don Bluth Entertainment, now owned by The Walt Disney Company through 20th Century Fox
April 22, 1994	Chasers	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
April 29, 1994	With Honors	co-production with Spring Creek Pictures
May 6, 1994	Being Human	co-production with The Bountful Company Limited
May 6, 1994	Reckless Kelly	USA distribution only
May 20, 1994	Maverick	co-production with Icon Productions and Shuler/Donner Productions
June 24, 1994	Wyatt Earp	co-production with Tig Productions
June 24, 1994	The Client	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Alcor Films
July 29, 1994	Black Beauty	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
August 26, 1994	Police Academy: Mission to Moscow
August 26, 1994	Natural Born Killers	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Alcor Films
September 9, 1994	Arizona Dream	USA distribution only
	Rapa Nui	co-production with Tig Productions
	Trial by Jury	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
September 16, 1994	The New Age	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Alcor Films
September 30, 1994	Second Best	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Alcor Films
October 7, 1994	The Specialist
October 7, 1994	A Troll in Central Park	Distribution only, with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; produced by Don Bluth Entertainment, now owned by The Walt Disney Company through 20th Century Fox
October 14, 1994	Little Giants	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Amblin Entertainment
October 14, 1994	Imaginary Crimes	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
October 21, 1994	Love Affair
October 28, 1994	Silent Fall	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
November 11, 1994	Interview with the Vampire	co-production with Geffen Pictures
December 2, 1994	Cobb	co-production with Regency Enterprises
December 9, 1994	Disclosure	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
December 21, 1994	Richie Rich	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Silver Pictures and Davis Entertainment
January 20, 1995	Murder in the First	US distribution only; produced by StudioCanal
February 3, 1995	Boys on the Side	co-production with Regency Enterprises
February 17, 1995	Just Cause
March 10, 1995	Outbreak	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
March 31, 1995	Born to Be Wild	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
April 12, 1995	The Pebble and the Penguin	International distribution only, produced by Don Bluth Entertainment, distributed in North America by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer; now owned internationally by The Walt Disney Company through 20th Century Fox
May 10, 1995	A Little Princess	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment, co-production with Baltimore Pictures
June 2, 1995	The Bridges of Madison County	nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Malpaso Productions
June 16, 1995	Batman Forever	co-production with DC Entertainment and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
July 14, 1995	Under Siege 2: Dark Territory	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Alcor Films
July 19, 1995	Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Regency Enterprises and StudioCanal
August 4, 1995	Something to Talk About
August 25, 1995	The Amazing Panda Adventure	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
September 15, 1995	The Stars Fell on Henrietta
September 29, 1995	War of the Buttons
October 6, 1995	Assassins	co-production with Silver Pictures
October 20, 1995	Empire Records	co-production with Regency Enterprises
October 27, 1995	Copycat	co-production with Regency Enterprises
November 3, 1995	Les Misérables	distribution in US/Canada/Argentina/UK/Sweden only; produced by TF1, Canal+ and Les Films 13.
November 3, 1995	Fair Game	co-production with Silver Pictures
November 10, 1995	Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
November 17, 1995	It Takes Two	USA distribution only; with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; produced by Rysher Entertainment and Dualstar Entertainment Group
December 15, 1995	Heat	co-production with Regency Enterprises
December 22, 1995	Grumpier Old Men
January 12, 1996	Two If by Sea	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
January 26, 1996	Big Bully	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
March 15, 1996	Executive Decision	co-production with Silver Pictures
March 22, 1996	Diabolique	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
May 10, 1996	Twister	USA distribution only; co-production with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
June 21, 1996	Eraser	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
July 24, 1996	A Time to Kill	co-production with Regency Enterprises
July 26, 1996	Joe's Apartment	co-production with Geffen Pictures and MTV Films
August 16, 1996	Tin Cup	co-production with Regency Enterprises
August 23, 1996	Carpool	co-production with Regency Enterprises
September 6, 1996	Sweet Nothing
September 6, 1996	Bogus	co-production with Regency Enterprises
September 20, 1996	Surviving Picasso
October 4, 1996	The Glimmer Man
October 9, 1996	The Proprietor
October 11, 1996	Michael Collins	co-production with Geffen Pictures
October 18, 1996	Sleepers	USA distribution only; co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Propaganda Films
October 25, 1996	North Star	co-production with Regency Enterprises
October 25, 1996	Sunchaser	co-production with Regency Enterprises
November 1, 1996	Bad Moon	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
November 15, 1996	Space Jam	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Warner Bros. Animation
December 13, 1996	Mars Attacks!
December 20, 1996	My Fellow Americans
February 14, 1997	Vegas Vacation	co-production with Jerry Weintraub Productions
February 21, 1997	Rosewood
March 21, 1997	Selena
March 26, 1997	Cats Don't Dance	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Turner Feature Animation
April 4, 1997	Anna Karenina
April 18, 1997	Murder at 1600	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Arnold Kopelson Productions
April 27, 1997	Shiloh	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
May 9, 1997	Fathers' Day	co-production with Silver Pictures, Northern Lights and Shuler/Donner Productions
May 23, 1997	Addicted to Love	co-production with Miramax Films and Outlaw Productions
June 20, 1997	Batman & Robin	co-production with DC Entertainment and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment
July 2, 1997	Wild America	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
July 11, 1997	Contact
July 30, 1997	One Eight Seven	co-production with Icon Productions
August 8, 1997	Free Willy 3: The Rescue	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Regency Enterprises
August 8, 1997	Conspiracy Theory	co-production with Silver Pictures and Shuler/Donner Productions
August 15, 1997	Steel	co-production with Quincy Jones-David Salzman Entertainment
September 5, 1997	Fire Down Below
September 19, 1997	L.A. Confidential	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama; co-production with Regency Enterprises
September 26, 1997	Trojan War
October 17, 1997	The Devil's Advocate	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Arnold Kopelson Productions
October 17, 1997	Breaking Up	co-production with Regency Enterprises
October 24, 1997	FairyTale: A True Story	International distribution only;[10][11] co-production with Paramount Pictures, Icon Productions, Icon Entertainment International, Wendy Finerman Productions and Anna K. Production C.V.[12]
November 7, 1997	Mad City	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
November 14, 1997	The Man Who Knew Too Little	co-production with Regency Enterprises
November 21, 1997	Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil	co-production with Malpaso Productions
December 25, 1997	The Postman
January 16, 1998	Fallen	co-production with Turner Pictures and Atlas Entertainment
February 13, 1998	Sphere	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
February 20, 1998	Dangerous Beauty	US distribution only; co-production with 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises
March 6, 1998	U.S. Marshals	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
March 13, 1998	Incognito	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
April 3, 1998	The Butcher Boy	co-production with Geffen Pictures
April 10, 1998	City of Angels	co-production with Regency Enterprises and Atlas Entertainment
April 17, 1998	Major League: Back to the Minors	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
April 24, 1998	Tarzan and the Lost City	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures
May 15, 1998	Quest for Camelot	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Warner Bros. Animation
May 29, 1998	Almost Heroes	co-production with Turner Pictures
June 5, 1998	A Perfect Murder	co-production with Arnold Kopelson Productions
July 10, 1998	Lethal Weapon 4	co-production with Silver Pictures
July 29, 1998	The Negotiator	co-production with Regency Enterprises
August 14, 1998	The Avengers
August 21, 1998	Wrongfully Accused	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
August 28, 1998	Why Do Fools Fall in Love
September 11, 1998	Without Limits
October 16, 1998	Practical Magic	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures
October 23, 1998	Soldier	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
November 25, 1998	Home Fries
December 11, 1998	Jack Frost
December 18, 1998	You've Got Mail
February 5, 1999	Payback	international distributor; co-production with Paramount Pictures and Icon Productions
February 12, 1999	Message in a Bottle	co-production with Bel Air Entertainment, Tig Productions and Di Novi Pictures
March 5, 1999	Analyze This	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Tribeca Productions
March 19, 1999	The King and I	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Morgan Creek Productions, Rich Animation Studios and Nest Entertainment
March 19, 1999	True Crime	co-production with Malpaso Productions
March 31, 1999	The Matrix	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Silver Pictures
April 16, 1999	Goodbye Lover	co-production with Regency Enterprises
April 23, 1999	Lost & Found	co-production with Alcon Entertainment
June 30, 1999	Wild Wild West	co-production with Peters Entertainment and Sonnenfeld-Josephson Worldwide Entertainment
June 30, 1999	South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut	international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures, Comedy Central Films and Scott Rudin Productions
July 2, 1999	Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment
July 16, 1999	Eyes Wide Shut
July 28, 1999	Deep Blue Sea	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures
August 6, 1999	The Iron Giant	with Warner Bros. Family Entertainment; co-production with Warner Bros. Animation
August 20, 1999	Mickey Blue Eyes	co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment
August 27, 1999	A Dog of Flanders	distributor
September 1, 1999	Chill Factor	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
October 1, 1999	Three Kings	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures
October 15, 1999	The Story of Us	international distribution only; co-production with Castle Rock Entertainment and Universal Pictures
October 22, 1999	Three to Tango	co-production with Village Roadshow Pictures and Outlaw Productions
October 29, 1999	House on Haunted Hill	North American distribution co-production with Dark Castle Entertainment and Ghost House Pictures
November 10, 1999	Pokémon: The First Movie	co-production with Kids' WB, Nintendo and 4Kids Entertainment
November 17, 1999	Liberty Heights	co-production with Morgan Creek Productions
December 10, 1999	The Green Mile	nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture; co-production with Universal Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment
December 22, 1999	Any Given Sunday

References

"My Four Years in Germany". www.grapevinevideo.com.
1957 MOVIES FROM AAP Warner Bros Features & Cartoons SALES BOOK DIRECTED AT TV
"Open Your Eyes / Gilbert P Hamilton [motion picture]:Bibliographic Record Description: Performing Arts Databases, Library of Congress". Lcweb2.loc.gov:8081. 1919-05-18. Retrieved 2018-09-19.
Glancy, H Mark (1995). "Warner Bros Film Grosses, 1921–51: the William Schaefer ledger". Historical Journal of Film Radio and Television. 15.
"Night Cry". lcweb2.loc.gov. 19 September 2018.
Oh, What A Nurse; Library of Congress Database
"Five Days One Summer". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.
"Mike's Murder". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.
"Once Upon a Time in America". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.
"Fairy Tale: A True Story (1997) - Overview - TCM.com". Turner Classic Movies.
"FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY - Filmbankmedia". www.filmbankmedia.com.
"Fairytale A True Story (1997)".

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[1] "My Four Years in Germany". www.grapevinevideo.com.

[2] 1957 MOVIES FROM AAP Warner Bros Features & Cartoons SALES BOOK DIRECTED AT TV

[3] "Open Your Eyes / Gilbert P Hamilton [motion picture]:Bibliographic Record Description: Performing Arts Databases, Library of Congress". Lcweb2.loc.gov:8081. 1919-05-18. Retrieved 2018-09-19.

[Glancy-4] Glancy, H Mark (1995). "Warner Bros Film Grosses, 1921–51: the William Schaefer ledger". Historical Journal of Film Radio and Television. 15.

[5] "Night Cry". lcweb2.loc.gov. 19 September 2018.

[6] Oh, What A Nurse; Library of Congress Database

[7] "Five Days One Summer". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.

[8] "Mike's Murder". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.

[9] "Once Upon a Time in America". American Film Institute. Retrieved 2016-11-08.

[10] "Fairy Tale: A True Story (1997) - Overview - TCM.com". Turner Classic Movies.

[11] "FAIRYTALE: A TRUE STORY - Filmbankmedia". www.filmbankmedia.com.

[12] "Fairytale A True Story (1997)".