Hollywood Pictures

**Hollywood Pictures** was one of Walt Disney Studios movie companies. It makes movies for a more adult audience than Walt Disney Pictures.  It is similar to Disney's Touchstone Pictures brand. The studio was launched in 1989, but was closed in 2009.

### 1990s

|Title|US Release|Genre|Director|Notes|Budget|Gross|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|_Arachnophobia_|July 18, 1990|Horror comedy|Frank Marshall|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Amblin Entertainment|$31 million|$53,208,180|
|_Taking Care of Business_|August 17, 1990|Comedy|Arthur Hiller|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners IV|$14 million|$20,005,435|
|_Run_|February 1, 1991|Action drama thriller|Geoff Burrowes|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners IV||$4,409,328|
|_The Marrying Man_|April 5, 1991|Romantic comedy|Jerry Rees|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners IV|$26 million|$12,454,768|
|_One Good Cop_|May 3, 1991|Crime drama|Heywood Gould|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners IV||$11,276,846|
|_V.I. Warshawski_|July 26, 1991|Mystery comedy|Jeff Kanew|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners IV|$24 million|$11,128,309|
|_The Hand That Rocks the Cradle_|January 10, 1992|Drama thriller|Curtis Hanson|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications|$11.7 million|$88,036,683|
|_Medicine Man_|February 7, 1992|Adventure drama|John McTiernan|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$40 million|$45,500,797|
|_Blame It on the Bellboy_|March 6, 1992|Comedy|Mark Herman|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Warner Bros. and Silver Screen Partners IV||$3,104,545|
|_Straight Talk_|April 3, 1992|Comedy|Barnet Kellman|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners||$21,202,099|
|_Passed Away_|April 24, 1992|Comedy|Charlie Peters|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners||$4,030,793|
|_Encino Man_|May 22, 1992|Comedy|Les Mayfield|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners|$7.5 million|$40,693,477|
|_A Stranger Among Us_|July 17, 1992|Crime drama|Sidney Lumet|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners|$33,000,000|$12,282,994|
|_Sarafina!_|September 18, 1992|Musical drama|Darrell Roodt|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Miramax Films||$7,306,242|
|_Consenting Adults_|October 16, 1992|Mystery thriller|Alan J. Pakula|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners||$21,591,800|
|_The Distinguished Gentleman_|December 4, 1992|Comedy|Jonathan Lynn|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners||$46.7M|
|_Aspen Extreme_|January 22, 1993|Sports drama comedy|Patrick Hasburgh|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners||$8,041,049|
|_Swing Kids_|March 5, 1993|Drama|Thomas Carter||$19 million|$5,632,086|
|_Born Yesterday_|March 26, 1993|Romantic comedy|Luis Mandoki|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Touchwood Pacific Partners|$14 million|$17,952,857|
|_Blood In Blood Out_|April 16, 1993|Crime drama|Taylor Hackford||$35,000,000|$4,496,583|
|_Guilty as Sin_|June 4, 1993|Crime drama thriller|Sidney Lumet|||$22,886,222|
|_Son in Law_|July 2, 1993|Comedy|Steve Rash|||$36,448,400|
|_Father Hood_|August 27, 1993|Crime comedy drama|Darrell Roodt|||$3,418,141|
|_The Joy Luck Club_|September 8, 1993|Romantic drama|Wayne Wang|||$32,861,136|
|_Money for Nothing_|September 10, 1993|Crime drama comedy|Ramón Menéndez||$11 million|$1,039,824|
|_Tombstone_|December 25, 1993|Action western|George P. Cosmatos|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$25,000,000|$56,505,065|
|_The Air Up There_|January 7, 1994|Sports comedy|Paul Michael Glaser|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Nomura Babcock & Brown|$16 million|$21,011,318|
|_Angie_|March 4, 1994|Romantic comedy drama|Martha Coolidge|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$26 million|$9,398,308|
|_Holy Matrimony_|April 8, 1994|Comedy|Leonard Nimoy||$16 million|$713,234|
|_In the Army Now_|August 12, 1994|War comedy|Daniel Petrie, Jr.|||$28,881,266|
|_Color of Night_|August 19, 1994|Erotic mystery thriller|Richard Rush|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$40 million|$19,475,705|
|_Camp Nowhere_|August 26, 1994|Comedy|Jonathan Prince|||$24,822,619|
|_Quiz Show_|September 14, 1994|Historical drama|Robert Redford||$50,000,000|$16,478,900|
|_Terminal Velocity_|September 23, 1994|Action|Deran Sarafian|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Nomura Babcock & Brown|$50 million|$19,750,470|
|_The Puppet Masters_|October 21, 1994|Sci-Fi thriller|Stuart Orme|||$8,647,042|
|_The Santa Clause_|November 11, 1994|Holiday fantasy dramedy|John Pasquin|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures|$17 million|$189,833,357|
|_A Low Down Dirty Shame_|November 23, 1994|Action comedy|Keenan Ivory Wayans|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$10,000,000|$29,392,418|
|_Houseguest_|January 6, 1995|Comedy|Randall Miller|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures||$26,325,256|
|_Miami Rhapsody_|January 27, 1995|Romantic comedy|David Frankel||$6 million|$5,221,281|
|_Roommates_|March 3, 1995|Comedy drama|Peter Yates|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Nomura Babcock & Brown|$22 million|$12,096,881|
|_Funny Bones_|March 31, 1995|Comedy drama|Peter Chelsom|||$532,268|
|_While You Were Sleeping_|April 21, 1995|Romantic comedy|Jon Turteltaub|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$17,000,000|$182,057,016|
|_A Pyromaniac's Love Story_|April 28, 1995|Romantic comedy|Joshua Brand|||$468,240|
|_Crimson Tide_|May 12, 1995|Action thriller|Tony Scott|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films|$53 million|$157,387,195|
|_Judge Dredd_|June 30, 1995|Sci-Fi action|Danny Cannon|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$90 million|$113,493,481|
|_Dangerous Minds_|August 11, 1995|Crime drama|John N. Smith|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer||$179,519,401|
|_The Tie That Binds_|September 8, 1995|Drama thriller|Wesley Strick||$14 million|$5,772,529|
|_Unstrung Heroes_|September 15, 1995|Comedy drama|Diane Keaton|||$7,929,434|
|_Dead Presidents_|October 4, 1995|Crime drama thriller|Albert Hughes Allen Hughes || co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures ||$15 million||$24,147,179||||
|_The Scarlet Letter_|October 13, 1995|Romantic drama|Roland Joffé|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$46 million|$10,382,407|
|_Powder_|October 27, 1995|Sci-Fi fantasy drama|Victor Salva|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures||$30,862,156|
|_Nixon_|December 22, 1995|Biographical drama|Oliver Stone|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$44 million|$13,560,960|
|_Mr. Holland's Opus_|December 29, 1995|Drama|Stephen Herek|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment||$106,269,971|
|_White Squall_|February 2, 1996|Adventure drama|Ridley Scott|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Largo Entertainment|$38,000,000|$10,292,300|
|_Before and After_|February 23, 1996|Crime drama thriller|Barbet Schroeder|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$35 million|$8,797,839|
|_Celtic Pride_|April 19, 1996|Sports comedy|Tom DeCerchio|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures||$9,255,027|
|_Spy Hard_|May 24, 1996|Spy comedy spoof|Rick Friedberg||$18 million|$26,960,191|
|_Eddie_|May 31, 1996|Sports comedy|Steve Rash|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Island World||$31 million|
|_The Rock_|June 7, 1996|Action thriller|Michael Bay|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films|$75 million|$335,062,621|
|_Jack_|August 9, 1996|Comedy drama|Francis Ford Coppola|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and American Zoetrope|$45 million|$58,586,889|
|_The Rich Man's Wife_|September 13, 1996|Mystery thriller|Amy Holden Jones|co-production with Walt Disney PIctures and Caravan Pictures||$8,543,587|
|_The Associate_|October 25, 1996|Comedy|Donald Petrie|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Interscope Communications and Polygram Filmed Entertainment|$23 million|$12,844,057|
|_Evita_|January 10, 1997|Biographical musical drama|Alan Parker|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$55 million|$141,047,179|
|_Prefontaine_|January 24, 1997|Biographical drama|Steve James|||$589,304|
|_Shadow Conspiracy_|January 31, 1997|Political action thriller|George P. Cosmatos|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$45 million|$2,154,540|
|_Grosse Pointe Blank_|April 11, 1997|Romantic black action comedy|George Armitage|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures||$28,084,357|
|_Gone Fishin_'|May 30, 1997|Comedy|Christopher Cain|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$53 million|$19,736,932|
|_G.I. Jane_|August 22, 1997|Action drama|Ridley Scott|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures and Largo Entertainment|$50 million|$97,169,156|
|_Washington Square_|October 17, 1997|Drama|Agnieszka Holland||$15 million|$1,851,761|
|_An American Werewolf in Paris_|December 25, 1997|Horror comedy thriller|Anthony Waller||$22 million|$26,570,463|
|_Deep Rising_|January 30, 1998|Action horror thriller|Stephen Sommers|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$45 million|$11,203,026|
|_An Alan Smithee Film: Burn Hollywood Burn_|February 20, 1998|Comedy|Arthur Hiller|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Cinergi Pictures|$10 million|$52,850|
|_Firelight_|September 4, 1998|Romantic period drama|William Nicholson|||$785,482|
|_Simon Birch_|September 11, 1998|Comedy drama|Mark Steven Johnson|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Caravan Pictures|$30,000,000|$18,252,684|
|_The Sixth Sense_|August 6, 1999|Psychological drama thriller|M. Night Shyamalan|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment|$40 million|$672,806,292|
|_Breakfast of Champions_|September 17, 1999|Comedy|Alan Rudolph||$12 million|$178,278|
|_Mystery, Alaska_|October 1, 1999|Sports comedy drama|Jay Roach||$28 million|$8,891,623|

### 2000s

|Title|US Release|Genre|Director|Notes|Budget|Gross|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
|_Gun Shy_|February 4, 2000|Crime comedy|Eric Blakeney|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Fortis Films|$10 million|$1,631,839|
|_Duets_|September 15, 2000|Comedy road drama|Bruce Paltrow|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Seven Arts Pictures and Beacon Pictures|$16,000,000|$4,739,023|
|_Just Visiting_|April 6, 2001|Comedy|Jean-Marie Poiré|co-production and distribution with Walt Disney Pictures and Gaumont|$35 million|$16,176,732|
|_Stay Alive_|March 24, 2006|Horror thriller|William Brent Bell|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment and Endgame Entertainment|$9,000,000|$27,105,095|
|_Primeval_|January 12, 2007|Horror thriller|Michael Katleman|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Pariah Entertainment||$10,597,734|
|_The Invisible_|April 27, 2007|Supernatural teen thriller|David S. Goyer|co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment|$30 million|$26,810,113|