List of United Artists films

This is a partial list of feature films originally produced, released and/or distributed by United Artists.
==1910s==
Film Title 	Release Date
Broken Blossoms 	May 13, 1919
His Majesty, the American	September 1, 1919
When the Clouds Roll by 	December 28, 1919
==1920s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
PolyannaRights are now held by the The Mary Pickford Foundation. 	January 18, 1920 	
Suds 	January 27, 1920 	
Down on the Farm 	April 25, 1920 	
Romance 	May 16, 1920 	
The Mollycoddle 	June 13, 1920 	
The Love Flower 	August 22, 1920 	
Way Down East 	September 3, 1920 	
The Mark of Zorro 	December 5, 1920 	
The Love Light 	January 9, 1921 	
The Nut 	March 6, 1921 	
Dream Street 	April 12, 1921 	
Through the Back Door 	May 5, 1921 	
Disraeli 	August 21, 1921 	
The Three Musketeers 	August 28, 1921 	
Little Lord Fauntleroy 	September 15, 1921	
J'accuse 	October 9, 1921 	
The Iron Trail 	October 30, 1921 	
Orphans of the Storm 	December 28, 1921 	
The Ruling Passion 	January 22, 1922 	
A Doll's House 	February 12, 1922 	
Fair Lady 	March 19, 1922 	
The Glorious Adventure 	April 23, 1922 	
A Tailor-Made Man 	August 1922 	
The Three Must-Get-Theres 	August 27, 1922 	
The Man Who Played God 	October 1, 1922 	
One Exciting Night 	October 2, 1922 	
Robin Hood 	October 18, 1922 	
Tess of the Storm Country 	November 12, 1922 	
The Girl I Loved 	February 15, 1923 	
The Shriek of Araby 	March 5, 1923 	
The White Rose 	May 21, 1923 	
Rosita 	September 3, 1923 	
A Woman of Paris: A Drama of FateRights are now held by Roy Export Company Establishment in conjunction with MK2 and Janus Films. Public domain films are only in U.S.	October 1, 1923 	
America 	February 21, 1924 	
The Thief of Bagdad 	March 23, 1924 	
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall 	May 25, 1924 	
Isn't Life Wonderful 	December 5, 1924 	
The Salvation Hunters 	February 15, 1925 	
Waking Up the Town 	April 14, 1925 	
Don Q, Son of Zorro 	June 15, 1925 	
The Gold RushThis film is now in public domain. 	June 26, 1925 	
Wild Justice 	July 6, 1925 	
Sally of the Sawdust 	August 2, 1925 	
Little Annie Rooney 	October 18, 1925 	
The Eagle 	November 8, 1925 	
Stella DallasRights are now held by The Samuel Goldwyn, Jr. Family Trust. 	November 16, 1925 	
Tumbleweeds 	December 27, 1925 	
A Woman of the Sea 	1926 	
Partners Again 	February 15, 1926 	
The Black Pirate 	March 8, 1926 	
The Bat 	March 14, 1926 	
The Unknown Soldier 	May 30, 1926 	
The Son of the Sheik 	September 5, 1926 	
Sparrows 	September 19, 1926	
Charley's Aunt 	October 3, 1924 	
The Winning of Barbara Worth 	October 14, 1926 	
The Night of Love 	 	
The General 	February 5, 1927 	
The Love of Sunya 	March 11, 1927 	
The Beloved Rogue 	March 12, 1927 	
Resurrection 	March 19, 1927 	
Topsy and Eva 	July 24, 1927 	
College 	September 10, 1927	
The Magic Flame 	September 18, 1927	
Two Arabian Nights 	September 23, 1927	
My Best Girl 	October 31, 1927 	
The Devil Dancer 	November 3, 1927 	
The Gaucho 	November 21, 1927 	
Sorrell and Son 	December 2, 1927 	
The Dove 	December 31, 1927 	
The Circus 	January 6, 1928 	
Sadie Thompson 	January 7, 1928 	
Drums of Love 	January 24, 1928 	
The Garden of Eden 	February 4, 1928 	
Two Lovers 	March 23, 1928 	
Ramona 	May 14, 1928 	
Steamboat Bill Jr. 	May 20, 1928 	
Tempest 	May 27, 1928 	
The Woman Disputed 	September 1928 	
Revenge 	October 1928 	
The Battle of the Sexes 	October 12, 1928 	
The Awakening 	November 17, 1928 	
The Rescue 	January 12, 1929 	
Lady of the Pavements 	January 22, 1929 	
The Iron Mask 	February 21, 1929 	
Coquette 	April 6, 1929 	
Alibi 	April 20, 1929 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Bulldog Drummond 	May 2, 1929 	
Eternal Love 	May 11, 1929 	
The Three Passions 	June 1, 1929 	
She Goes to War 	June 8, 1929 	
This Is Heaven 	June 22, 1929 	
Evangeline 	August 24, 1929 	
Three Live Ghosts 	September 15, 1929	
Overture of 1812 	October 5, 1929 	
Vénus 	October 12, 1929 	
Condemned 	November 3, 1929 	
The Trespasser 	November 11, 1929 	
The Locked Door 	November 16, 1929 	
The Taming of the Shrew 	November 30, 1929 	
Irish Fantasy 	December 14, 1929 	
New York Nights 	December 28, 1929 	
==1930s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Lummox 	January 18, 1930 	
Be Yourself! 	February 8, 1930 	
Puttin' on the Ritz 	March 1, 1930 	
Hell Harbor 	March 15, 1930 	
The Bad One 	May 3, 1930 	
One Romantic Night 	May 3, 1930 	
Raffles 	July 24, 1930 	
The Eyes of the World 	August 30, 1930 	
What a Widow! 	September 13, 1930	
Whoopee! 	October 5, 1930 	
Du Barry, Woman of Passion 	October 11, 1930 	
Abraham Lincoln 	November 8, 1930 	
The Bat Whispers 	November 13, 1930 	
Hell's AngelsRights are now held by Universal Studios. 	November 15, 1930 	
The Lottery Bride 	November 28, 1930 	
The Devil to Pay! 	December 20, 1930 	
Reaching for the Moon 	December 20, 1930 	
One Heavenly Night 	January 14, 1931 	
City Lights 	January 30, 1931 	
Kiki 	March 14, 1931 	
The Front Page 	April 4, 1931 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Indiscreet 	May 16, 1931 	
Street Scene 	September 5, 1931 	
Palmy Days 	October 3, 1931 	
The Age for Love 	October 17, 1931 	
The Unholy Garden 	October 28, 1931 	
Corsair 	November 28, 1931 	
The Struggle 	December 10, 1931 	
Around the World with Douglas Fairbanks 	December 12, 1931 	
Tonight or Never 	December 17, 1931 	
Arrowsmith 	December 26, 1931 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Cock of the Air 	January 23, 1932 	
The Greeks Had a Word for Them 	February 13, 1932 	
Sky Devils 	March 12, 1932 	
Scarface 	April 9, 1932 	
The Silver Lining 	April 16, 1932 	
Der Kongress tanzt 	April 25, 1932 	
The Congress Dances 	May 11, 1932 	
White Zombie 	August 4, 1932 	
Mr. Robinson Crusoe 	August 19, 1932 	
Rain 	October 12, 1932 	
Magic Night 	November 2, 1932 	
The Kid from Spain 	November 17, 1932 	
Cynara 	December 24, 1932 	
Matinee Idol 	1933 	
Hallelujah, I'm a Bum 	February 3, 1933 	
Perfect Understanding 	March 11, 1933 	
Secrets 	March 16, 1933 	
I Cover the Waterfront 	May 19, 1933 	
Samarang 	June 28, 1933 	
Bitter Sweet 	August 25, 1933 	
The Masquerade 	September 3, 1933 	
The Private Life of Henry VIII 	September 21, 1933	distribution only; produced by London Films ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Emperor Jones 	September 29, 1933	
The BoweryRights are now owned by 20th Century Fox. 	October 7, 1933 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Broadway Through a Keyhole 	November 2, 1933 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Blood Money 	November 17, 1933 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Advice to the Lovelorn 	December 1, 1933 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Roman Scandals 	December 29, 1933 	
Gallant Lady 	January 5, 1934 	
Moulin Rouge 	January 19, 1934 	
Palooka 	January 26, 1934 	
Nana 	February 1, 1934 	
The Rise of Catherine the Great 	February 9, 1934 	
Looking for Trouble 	March 29, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The House of Rothschild 	April 7, 1934 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Last Gentleman 	April 28, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Born to Be Bad 	May 18, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Sorrell and Son 	May 29, 1934 	
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back 	August 15, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Affairs of Cellini 	August 24, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Count of Monte Cristo 	September 7, 1934 	
Our Daily Bread 	October 2, 1934 	
We Live Again 	November 1, 1934 	
Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round 	November 2, 1934 	
Kid Millions 	November 10, 1934 	
The Private Life of Don Juan 	November 30, 1934 	
The Queen's Affair 	December 21, 1934 	
Adventures of Don Quixote 	December 23, 1934 	
The Mighty Barnum 	December 23, 1934 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Clive of India 	January 25, 1935 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Folies Bergere de Paris 	February 22, 1935 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Scarlet Pimpernel 	February 7, 1935 	
The Wedding Night 	March 8, 1935 	
Les Misérables 	April 20, 1935 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only, produced by 20th Century Pictures
Cardinal Richelieu 	April 28, 1935 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
Let 'em Have It 	May 17, 1935 	
Escape Me Never 	May 24, 1935 	
Nell Gwyn 	June 19, 1935 	
Sanders of the River 	June 26, 1935 	
The Call of the Wild 	August 9, 1935 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Dark Angel 	September 8, 1935 	
Red Salute 	September 12, 1935	
Barbary Coast 	October 13, 1935 	
The Melody Lingers On 	November 7, 1935 	
Splendor 	November 22, 1935 	
Mimi 	January 9, 1936 	
Strike Me Pink 	January 24, 1936 	
The Ghost Goes West 	February 7, 1936 	
Modern Times 	February 25, 1936 	
These Three 	March 18, 1936 	
Little Lord Fauntleroy 	April 2, 1936 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Things to Come 	April 17, 1936 	
Folies-Bergere 	April 17, 1936 	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
The Amateur Gentleman 	April 27, 1936 	
One Rainy Afternoon 	May 13, 1936 	
Moscow Nights 	July 1, 1936 	
The Last of the Mohicans 	September 2, 1936 	
Dodsworth 	September 23, 1936	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Gay Desperado 	October 2, 1936 	
Come and Get It 	November 6, 1936 	
The Garden of AllahRights are owned by ABC, Inc. 	November 19, 1936 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Accused 	December 17, 1936 	
Rembrandt 	December 25, 1936 	
Beloved Enemy 	December 25, 1936 	
As You Like It 	January 8, 1937 	
Men Are Not Gods 	January 18, 1937 	
You Only Live Once 	January 29, 1937 	
The Man Who Could Work Miracles 	February 19, 1937 	
Storm in a Teacup 	February 25, 1937 	
Fire Over England 	March 5, 1937 	
History Is Made at Night 	March 5, 1937 	
Elephant Boy 	April 5, 1937 	
A Night of Terror 	April 18, 1937 	
A Star Is Born 	April 27, 1937 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Woman Chases Man 	May 7, 1937 	
Dreaming Lips 	May 19, 1937 	
When Thief Meets Thief 	June 14, 1937 	
Dark Journey 	July 2, 1937 	
Knight Without Armor 	July 23, 1937 	
Stella Dallas 	August 6, 1937 	
Dead End 	August 27, 1937 	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Prisoner of ZendaRights are now held by Turner Entertainment Company, Inc. Distributed by Warner Bros.	September 3, 1937 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Stand-In 	October 29, 1937 	
The Hurricane 	November 9, 1937 	
Murder on Diamond Row 	November 11, 1937 	
52nd Street 	November 19, 1937 	
Nothing Sacred 	November 25, 1937 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Action for Slander 	January 14, 1938 	
I Met My Love Again 	January 14, 1938 	
The Divorce of Lady X 	January 15, 1938 	
The Goldwyn Follies 	February 4, 1938 	
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 	February 11, 1938 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Gaiety Girls 	March 18, 1938 	
Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel 	April 10, 1938 	
The Adventures of Marco Polo 	April 15, 1938 	
Troopship 	April 25, 1938 	
Moonlight Sonata 	May 9, 1938 	
Blockade 	June 17, 1938 	
South Riding 	August 1, 1938 	
Algiers 	August 5, 1938 	
Vogues of 1938 	August 7, 1938 	
Dreamers of Glory 	September 9, 1938 	
The Drum 	September 29, 1938	
There Goes My Heart 	October 14, 1938 	
The Lady Vanishes 	November 1, 1938 	
The Young in Heart 	November 3, 1938 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
The Cowboy and the Lady 	November 17, 1938 	
Trade Winds 	December 28, 1938 	
The Duke of West Point 	December 29, 1938 	
World Windows 	1939 	
Topper Takes a Trip 	January 12, 1939 	
Made for Each Other 	February 10, 1939 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
King of the Turf 	February 17, 1939 	
Stagecoach 	March 2, 1939 	
Wuthering Heights 	April 7, 1939 	distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn ProductionsNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Prison Without Bars 	April 9, 1939 	
Zenobia 	April 21, 1939 	
Captain Fury 	May 26, 1939 	
The Man in the Iron Mask 	July 13, 1939 	
Winter Carnival 	July 28, 1939 	
The Four Feathers 	August 3, 1939 	
They Shall Have Music 	August 18, 1939 	
Intermezzo 	September 22, 1939	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
The Real Glory 	September 29, 1939	
Eternally Yours 	October 7, 1939 	
The Housekeeper's Daughter 	October 26, 1939 	
Slightly Honorable 	December 22, 1939 	
Raffles 	December 29, 1939 	
Of Mice and Men 	December 30, 1939 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
==1940s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
The Lion Has Wings 	January 19, 1940 	
A Chump at Oxford 	February 16, 1940 	
The House Across the Bay 	March 1, 1940 	
My Son, My Son! 	March 22, 1940 	
Over the Moon 	March 29, 1940 	
One Million B.C. 	April 5, 1940 	
Saps at Sea 	May 3, 1940 	
Turnabout 	May 17, 1940 	
Conquest of the Air 	May 20, 1940 	
Our Town 	May 24, 1940 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
RebeccaRights are now held by ABC, Inc. Released for home video by various distributors worldwide under license from Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment.	April 12, 1940 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
South of Pago Pago 	July 19, 1940 	
Captain Caution 	August 9, 1940 	
Foreign Correspondent 	August 16, 1940 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Kit Carson 	August 30, 1940 	
Pastor Hall 	September 13, 1940	
The Westerner 	September 20, 1940	
The Long Voyage Home 	November 11, 1940 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Contraband 	November 29, 1940 	
The Thief of Bagdad 	December 25, 1940 	distributor
The Son of Monte Cristo 	January 10, 1941 	
Road Show 	February 18, 1941 	
Cheers for Miss Bishop 	February 21, 1941 	
So Ends Our Night 	February 27, 1941 	
The Great Dictator 	March 7, 1941 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Topper Returns 	March 21, 1941 	
Pot o' Gold 	April 3, 1941 	
That Uncertain Feeling 	April 20, 1941 	
That Hamilton Woman 	April 30, 1941 	
Major Barbara 	May 14, 1941 	
Broadway Limited 	June 13, 1941 	
Kukan 	June 23, 1941 	
Sailors Three 	July 4, 1941 	
New Wine 	September 10, 1941	
Tanks a Million 	September 12, 1941	
Lydia 	September 25, 1941	
International Lady 	October 16, 1941 	
Niagara Falls 	October 17, 1941 	
Sundown 	October 31, 1941 	
All-American Co-Ed 	October 31, 1941 	
Miss Polly 	November 14, 1941 	
The Corsican Brothers 	November 28, 1941 	
Fiesta 	November 28, 1941 	
The Shanghai Gesture 	December 25, 1941 	
Hay Foot 	January 2, 1942 	
Brooklyn Orchid 	January 31, 1942 	
Pimpernel Smith 	February 12, 1942 	
To Be or Not to Be 	March 6, 1942 	distribution only; produced by London Films
Jungle Book 	April 3, 1942 	
A Gentleman After Dark 	April 16, 1942 	
Twin Beds 	April 30, 1942 	
Flying with Music 	May 22, 1942 	
Ships with Wings 	May 23, 1942 	
Miss Annie Rooney 	May 29, 1942 	
Friendly Enemies 	June 21, 1942 	
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing 	October 16, 1942 	
Undercover Man 	October 23, 1942 	
The Moon and Sixpence 	October 27, 1942 	
I Married a Witch 	October 30, 1942 	
Silver Queen 	November 13, 1942 	
Fall In 	November 20, 1942 	
Jacare 	November 27, 1942 	
American Empire 	December 11, 1942 	
Lost Canyon 	December 18, 1942 	
In Which We Serve 	December 23, 1942 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Two Mugs from Brooklyn 	December 31, 1942 	
The Powers Girl 	January 15, 1943 	
The Crystal Ball 	January 22, 1943 	
Calaboose 	January 29, 1943 	
Young and Willing 	February 5, 1943 	
The Outlaw 	February 5, 1943 	
Hoppy Serves a Writ 	March 12, 1943 	
Border Patrol 	April 2, 1943 	
Hangmen Also Die! 	April 15, 1943 	
Taxi, Mister 	April 16, 1943 	
Lady of Burlesque 	May 1, 1943 	
Buckskin Frontier 	May 14, 1943 	
Prairie Chickens 	May 21, 1943 	
Leather Burners 	May 28, 1943 	
Colt Comrades 	June 18, 1943 	
Stage Door Canteen 	June 24, 1943 	
Yanks Ahoy 	June 29, 1943 	
The Foreman Went to France 	July 11, 1943 	
Victory Through Air Power Rights now owned by Disney. 	July 17, 1943 	distribution only; produced by Walt Disney Productions
Hi Diddle Diddle 	August 2, 1943 	
Johnny Come Lately 	September 3, 1943 	
The Kansan 	September 10, 1943	
Bar 20 	October 1, 1943 	
False Colors 	November 5, 1943 	
Riders of the Deadline 	December 3, 1943 	
Jack London 	December 24, 1943 	
Three Russian Girls 	December 30, 1943 	
The Woman of the Town 	December 31, 1943 	
Texas Masquerade 	February 8, 1944 	
The Bridge of San Luis Rey 	February 11, 1944 	
Voice in the Wind 	March 3, 1944 	
Knickerbocker Holiday 	March 17, 1944 	
Up in Mabel's Room 	April 7, 1944 	
Lumberjack 	April 28, 1944 	
It Happened Tomorrow 	May 28, 1944 	
Mystery Man 	May 31, 1944 	
Song of the Open Road 	June 21, 1944 	
Forty Thieves 	June 23, 1944 	
Sensations of 1945 	June 30, 1944 	
The Hairy Ape 	July 2, 1944 	
Summer Storm 	July 14, 1944 	
Since You Went Away 	July 20, 1944 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Abroad with Two Yanks 	August 4, 1944 	
Dark Waters 	November 21, 1944 	
Three Is a Family 	November 23, 1944 	
Guest in the House 	December 8, 1944 	
Tomorrow, the World 	December 29, 1944 	
I'll Be Seeing You 	January 5, 1945 	distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
Mr. Emmanuel 	January 6, 1945 	
Delightfully Dangerous 	March 31, 1945 	
Brewster's Millions 	April 7, 1945 	
It's in the Bag! 	April 21, 1945 	
Blood on the Sun 	April 26, 1945 	
The Southerner 	April 30, 1945 	
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp 	May 4, 1945 	
The Great John L. 	May 25, 1945 	
Bedside Manner 	June 22, 1945 	
The Story of G.I. Joe 	July 13, 1945 	
Guest Wife 	July 27, 1945 	
Blithe Spirit 	October 3, 1945 	
Love on the Dole 	October 12, 1945 	
Paris Underground 	October 17, 1945 	
Spellbound 	October 31, 1945 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures
The Way to the Stars 	November 15, 1945 	
Captain Kidd 	November 22, 1945 	
Abilene Town 	January 11, 1946 	
Whistle Stop 	January 25, 1946 	
The Diary of a Chambermaid 	February 15, 1946 	
Breakfast in Hollywood 	February 26, 1946 	
Young Widow 	March 4, 1946 	
A Night in CasablancaRights are now held by Castle Hill Productions. Distributed by Warner Bros. 	May 10, 1946 	
Henry V 	June 17, 1946 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture; distribution only.
A Scandal in Paris 	July 19, 1946 	
Mr. Ace 	August 2, 1946 	
The Bachelor's Daughters 	September 6, 1946 	
Caesar and Cleopatra 	September 6, 1946 	
Angel on My Shoulder 	September 20, 1946	
Little Iodine 	October 20, 1946 	
The Strange Woman 	October 25, 1946 	
The Devil's Playground 	November 15, 1946 	
The Chase 	November 16, 1946 	
Susie Steps Out 	December 13, 1946 	
Abie's Irish Rose 	December 27, 1946 	
Fool's Gold 	January 31, 1947 	
The Fabulous Dorseys 	February 21, 1947 	
Carnegie Hall 	February 28, 1947 	
The Red House 	March 16, 1947 	
Unexpected Guest 	March 28, 1947 	
The Sin of Harold Diddlebock 	April 4, 1947 	
Monsieur Verdoux 	April 11, 1947 	
New Orleans 	April 18, 1947 	
The Macomber Affair 	April 20, 1947 	
The Private Affairs of Bel Ami 	April 25, 1947 	
Ramrod 	May 2, 1947 	
The Adventures of Don Coyote 	May 9, 1947 	
The Other Love 	May 14, 1947 	
Fun on a Week-End 	May 15, 1947 	
Dishonored Lady 	May 16, 1947 	
Dangerous Venture 	May 23, 1947 	
CopacabanaRights are now controlled by Republic Pictures. Copyright held by "Melange Pictures, LLC." 	May 30, 1947 	
Stork Bites Man 	June 21, 1947 	
The Marauders 	July 1, 1947 	
Hoppy's Holiday 	July 18, 1947 	
Curley 	August 23, 1947 	
The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival 	August 29, 1947 	
The Fabulous Joe 	August 29, 1947 	
The Roosevelt Story 	August 30, 1947 	
Lured 	September 5, 1947 	
Heaven Only Knows 	September 12, 1947	
Christmas Eve 	October 31, 1947 	
Body and Soul 	November 9, 1947 	
Intrigue 	December 6, 1947 	
The Paradine Case 	December 31, 1947 	
Fanny by Gaslight 	January 1948 	
High Fury 	November 19, 1948 	
On Our Merry Way 	February 3, 1948 	
Arch of Triumph 	February 17, 1948 	
Sleep, My Love 	February 18, 1948 	
The Angry God 	March 14, 1948 	
Here Comes Trouble 	March 15, 1948 	
Silent Conflict 	March 19, 1948 	
Who Killed Doc Robbin 	April 9, 1948 	
The Dead Don't Dream 	April 30, 1948 	
Sinister Journey 	June 11, 1948 	
So This Is New York 	June 1948 	
Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven 	July 16, 1948 	
The Vicious Circle 	July 21, 1948 	
Borrowed Trouble 	July 23, 1948 	
Four Faces West 	August 3, 1948 	
Pitfall 	August 24, 1948 	
The Time of Your Life 	September 3, 1948 	
False Paradise 	September 10, 1948	
Red River 	September 17, 1948	
Urubu 	September 24, 1948	
Strangle Gamble 	October 8, 1948 	
An Innocent Affair 	October 15, 1948 	
My Dear Secretary 	November 5, 1948 	
High Fury 	November 19, 1948 	
The Valiant Hombre 	December 15, 1948 	
Siren of Atlantis 	January 1949 	
Cover Up 	February 25, 1949 	
Jigsaw 	March 11, 1949 	
Impact 	March 20, 1949 	
Champion 	April 9, 1949 	
The Crooked Way 	April 22, 1949 	
Outpost in Morocco 	May 2, 1949 	
Home of the Brave 	May 12, 1949 	
The Gay Amigo 	May 13, 1949 	
The Lucky Stiff 	May 26, 1949 	
Africa Screams 	May 27, 1949 	
The Daring Caballero 	June 14, 1949 	
Too Late for Tears 	August 13, 1949 	
Black Magic 	August 19, 1949 	
Red Light 	September 30, 1949	
Under the Sun of Rome 	October 5, 1949 	
Satan's Cradle 	October 7, 1949 	
Without Honor 	October 26, 1949 	
Just a Big Simple Life 	October 26, 1949 	
The Big Wheel 	November 4, 1949 	
The Great Dan Patch 	November 8, 1949 	
Johnny Holiday 	November 18, 1949 	
A Kiss for Corliss 	November 25, 1949 	
Mrs. Mike 	December 23, 1949 	
==1950s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Davy Crockett, Indian Scout 	January 6, 1950 	
Gun CrazyRights are now held by Warner Bros. 	January 20, 1950 	
The Girl from San Lorenzo 	February 24, 1950 	
Love Happy 	March 3, 1950 	
Tehran 	March 10, 1950 	
The Great Plane Robbery 	March 10, 1950 	
Quicksand 	March 24, 1950 	
D.O.A. 	April 30, 1950 	
Johnny One-Eye 	May 5, 1950 	
Champagne for Caesar 	May 11, 1950 	
So Young, So Bad 	May 20, 1950 	
The Iroquois Trail 	June 16, 1950 	
If This Be Sin 	June 30, 1950 	
The Second Woman 	July 7, 1950 	
Once a Thief 	July 7, 1950 	
The Men 	July 20, 1950 	
The Underworld Story 	July 26, 1950 	
The Admiral Was a Lady 	August 4, 1950 	
The Kangaroo Kid 	October 22, 1950 	
Cyrano de Bergerac 	November 16, 1950 	
The Sound of Fury 	December 12, 1950 	
Cloudburst 	1951 	
They Were Not Divided 	February 8, 1951 	
Three Husbands 	March 8, 1951 	
So Long at the Fair 	March 29, 1951 	
The Scarf 	April 6, 1951 	
Circle of Danger 	April 17, 1951 	
When I Grow Up 	April 20, 1951 	
The First Legion 	April 27, 1951 	
The Man from Planet X 	April 27, 1951 	
Skipalong Rosenbloom 	April 30, 1951 	
The Long Dark Hall 	May 9, 1951 	
New Mexico 	May 18, 1951 	
Four in a Jeep 	June 11, 1951 	
The Man with My Face 	June 14, 1951 	
He Ran All the Way 	June 19, 1951 	
Three Steps North 	June 28, 1951 	
The Prowler 	July 1, 1951 	
The Hoodlum 	July 5, 1951 	
Queen for a Day 	July 7, 1951 	
Oliver Twist 	July 30, 1951 	First released in the United Kingdom in 1948.
Two Gals and a Guy 	July 1951 	Produced by Weisner Brothers for Eagle-Lion Films.
Pardon My French 	August 10, 1951 	
St. Benny the Dip 	August 24, 1951 	
Wicked City 	September 5, 1951 	
Gold Raiders 	September 9, 1951 	
The Well 	September 10, 1951	
The River 	September 10, 1951	
Mr. Peek-a-Boo 	September 18, 1951	
Mister Drake's Duck 	September 21, 1951	
Fort Defiance 	October 9, 1951 	
Tom Brown's Schooldays 	November 2, 1951 	
The Big Night 	November 13, 1951 	
ScroogeRights owned by the original UK distributor Renown Pictures Corporation with VCI Home Entertainment handling home video rights.	December 2, 1951 	US Distribution only
Hotel Sahara 	December 31, 1951 	
Chicago Calling 	1952 	
Another Man's Poison 	January 6, 1952 	
The Lady Says No 	January 6, 1952 	
A Tale of Five Cities 	January 15, 1952 	
The Green Glove 	January 31, 1952 	
The Late Edwina Black 	February 5, 1952 	
Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory 	February 8, 1952 	
The African QueenRights are now held by Paramount Pictures. 	February 20, 1952 	distributor
One Big Affair 	February 22, 1952 	
Royal Journey 	February 28, 1952 	
Mutiny 	March 19, 1952 	
The Captive City 	March 26, 1952 	
Strange World 	March 28, 1952 	
Without Warning! 	May 8, 1952 	
Red Planet Mars 	May 15, 1952 	
The Fighter 	May 23, 1952 	
Confidence Girl 	June 20, 1952 	
Actor's and Sin 	July 18, 1952 	
High Noon 	July 30, 1952 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Saturday Island 	August 4, 1952 	
Park Row 	August 12, 1952 	
Untamed Women 	September 12, 1952	
The Ring 	September 26, 1952	
The Thief 	October 15, 1952 	
Limelight 	October 23, 1952 	
Kansas City Confidential 	November 11, 1952 	
Bwana Devil 	November 30, 1952 	
Monsoon 	November 1952 	
Outpost in Malaya 	December 4, 1952 	
Babes in Bagdad 	December 7, 1952 	
Moulin Rouge 	December 23, 1952 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Genghis Khan 	1953 	
The Twonky 	1953 	
The Gay Adventure 	January 1, 1953 	
Guerilla Girl 	January 23, 1953 	
Fanciulle di lusso 	January 30, 1953 	
The Magnetic Monster 	February 18, 1953 	
The Bandits of Corsica 	February 27, 1953 	
Son of the Renegade 	March 27, 1953 	
Venetian Bird 	April 22, 1953 	
Mahatma Gandhi: 20th Century Prophet 	April 28, 1953 	
That Man from Tangier 	May 8, 1953 	
Rough Shoot 	May 15, 1953 	
Phantom from Space 	May 15, 1953 	
Raiders from the Seven Seas 	May 27, 1953 	
The Neanderthal Man 	June 19, 1953 	
The Marshal's Daughter 	June 26, 1953 	
The Moon Is BlueRights are owned by Otto Preminger Films, Ltd. 	July 8, 1953 	
Return to Paradise 	July 10, 1953 	
Fort Algiers 	July 15, 1953 	
Volcano 	July 20, 1953 	
London Town 	July 22, 1953 	
Gun Belt 	July 24, 1953 	
No Escape 	July 31, 1953 	
Vice Squad 	July 31, 1953 	
Melba 	August 7, 1953 	
I, the Jury 	August 14, 1953 	
War Paint 	August 28, 1953 	
Sabre Jet 	September 4, 1953 	
Captain Scarlett 	September 12, 1953	
The Joe Louis Story 	September 18, 1953	
The Fake 	September 25, 1953	
Donovan's Brain 	September 30, 1953	
Mantrap 	October 2, 1953 	
99 River Street 	October 3, 1953 	
The Steel Lady 	October 9, 1953 	
The Village 	October 23, 1953 	
The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan 	October 27, 1953 	
Stranger on the Prowl 	November 9, 1953 	
Shark River 	November 13, 1953 	
The Man Between 	November 18, 1953 	
Captain John Smith and Pocahontas 	November 20, 1953 	
Song of the Land 	November 27, 1953 	
Yesterday and Today 	December 2, 1953 	
The Conquest of Everest 	December 9, 1953 	
Wicked Woman 	December 9, 1953 	
Die Jungfrau auf dem Dach 	December 16, 1953 	
Act of Love 	December 17, 1953 	
The White Orchid 	1954 	
Before I Wake 	1954 	
Riders to the Stars 	January 14, 1954 	
Personal Affair 	January 15, 1954 	
Go, Man, Go! 	January 27, 1954 	
Beachhead 	February 5, 1954 	
Dragon's Gold 	February 10, 1954 	
Top Banana 	February 22, 1954 	
Overland Pacific 	February 27, 1954 	
The Scarlet Spear 	March 1, 1954 	
South of Algiers 	March 1, 1954 	
A Queen's World Tour 	March 2, 1954 	
A Queen's Royal Your 	March 2, 1954 	
Heidi 	March 3, 1954 	
Beat the Devil 	March 12, 1954 	
Southwest Passage 	April 1, 1954 	
Witness to Murder 	April 15, 1954 	
The Lone Gun 	April 25, 1954 	
Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl 	May 20, 1954 	
The Long Wait 	May 26, 1954 	
The Yellow Tomahawk 	May 1954 	
Challenge the Wild 	June 4, 1954 	
Gog 	June 5, 1954 	
Hobson's Choice 	June 14, 1954 	
The Million Pound Note 	June 18, 1954 	
Return to Treasure Island 	June 30, 1954 	
The Lawless Riders 	July 1, 1954 	
Apache 	July 9, 1954 	
The Diamond Wizard 	July 28, 1954 	
Crossed Swords 	July 28, 1954 	
Victory at Sea 	August 2, 1954 	
Adventures of Robinson Crusoe 	August 5, 1954 	
Malta Story 	August 5, 1954 	
Shield for Murder 	August 27, 1954 	
The Little Kidnappers 	September 1, 1954 	
Down Three Dark Streets 	September 2, 1954 	
Khyber Patrol 	September 4, 1954 	
Jesse James' Women 	September 4, 1954 	
The Barefoot Contessa 	September 29, 1954	
Operation Manhunt 	October 4, 1954 	
Sitting Bull 	October 6, 1954 	
Suddenly 	October 7, 1954 	
The Golden Mistress 	October 29, 1954 	
You Know What Sailors Are 	November 4, 1954 	
Beautiful Stranger 	November 5, 1954 	
The Snow Creature 	November 1954 	
Romeo and Juliet 	December 21, 1954 	
Vera Cruz 	December 25, 1954 	
Black Tuesday 	December 31, 1954 	
The Steel Cage 	December 1954 	
Man in Demand 	1955 	
Battle Taxi 	January 1955 	
The Beachcomber 	January 15, 1955 	
Sabaka 	February 2, 1955 	
Big House, U.S.A. 	March 3, 1955 	
Stranger on Horseback 	March 23, 1955 	
The Purple Plain 	April 10, 1955 	
Marty 	April 11, 1955 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
A Bullet for Joey 	April 15, 1955 	
Kiss Me Deadly 	May 18, 1955 	
Robbers' Roost 	May 30, 1955 	
Top of the World 	May 1955 	
The Big Bluff 	June 5, 1955 	
Summertime 	June 21, 1955 	distributor
Not as a Stranger 	June 28, 1955 	
The Sea Shall Not Have Them 	June 1955 	
Albert R.N. 	June 1955 	
The Kentuckian 	July 22, 1955 	
The Man Who Loved Redheads 	July 25, 1955 	
Othello 	September 12, 1955	distributor
The Night of the Hunter 	September 29, 1955	
The Naked Street 	September 30, 1955	
Killer's Kiss 	October 1, 1955 	
Fort Yuma 	October 4, 1955 	
The Big Knife 	October 25, 1955 	
King's Rhapsody 	October 26, 1955 	
Gentlemen Marry Brunettes 	October 29, 1955 	
Man with the Gun 	November 5, 1955 	
Desert Sands 	November 18, 1955 	
The Good Die Young 	November 29, 1955 	
Heidi and Peter 	December 12, 1955 	
The Man with the Golden Arm 	December 14, 1955 	
Storm Fear 	December 16, 1955 	
The Indian Fighter 	December 21, 1955 	
Top Gun 	December 1955 	
Aan 	1956 	
The Tiger and the Flame 	1956 	
Let's Make Up 	1956 	
The Extra Day 	1956 	
Three Bad Sisters 	January 1956 	
Time Table 	February 8, 1956 	
Manfish 	February 1956 	
The Killer Is Loose 	March 2, 1956 	
Crime Against Joe 	March 21, 1956 	
Patterns 	March 27, 1956 	
Alexander the Great 	March 28, 1956 	
Ghost Town 	March 1956 	
Comanche 	March 1956 	
Star of India 	April 27, 1956 	
The Broken Star 	April 1956 	
Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers 	May 3, 1956 	
Nightmare 	May 11, 1956 	
Trapeze 	May 30, 1956 	
Quincannon, Frontier Scout 	May 1956 	
The Killing 	June 6, 1956 	
A Kiss Before Dying 	June 12, 1956 	
The Black Sleep 	June 1956 	
The Quatermass Xperiment 	June 1956 	
Foreign Intrigue 	July 12, 1956 	
The Ambassador's Daughter 	July 26, 1956 	
Run for the Sun 	July 30, 1956 	
Rebel in Town 	July 30, 1956 	
Johnny Concho 	July 1956 	
Huk! 	August 9, 1956 	
The Boss 	August 22, 1956 	
The Beast of Hollow Mountain 	August 1956 	
Gun Brothers 	September 15, 1956	
Bandido 	September 1956 	
Flight to Hong Kong 	October 8, 1956 	
Attack! 	October 17, 1956 	
Around the World in 80 Days 	October 17, 1956 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Man from Del Rio 	October 30, 1956 	
Running Target 	November 1, 1956 	
Hot Cars 	November 2, 1956 	
Emergency Hospital 	November 2, 1956 	
Gun the Man Down 	November 15, 1956 	
The Sharkfighters 	November 1956 	
The Peacemaker 	November 1956 	
The Wild Party 	December 21, 1956 	
The King and Four Queens 	December 21, 1956 	
Dance With Me, Henry 	December 22, 1956 	
The Brass Legend 	December 1956 	
Son of a Stranger 	1957 	
Drango 	January 1957 	
Four Boys and a Gun 	January 1957 	
The Halliday Brand 	January 1957 	
Crime of Passion 	January 9, 1957 	
5 Steps to Danger 	January 30, 1957 	
Tomahawk Trail 	February 1, 1957 	
Voodoo Island 	February 1957 	
Pharaoh's Curse 	February 1957 	
The Delinquents 	March 1, 1957 	
The Big Boodle 	March 11, 1957 	
Hit and Run 	March 15, 1957 	
Men in War 	March 19, 1957 	
War Drums 	March 21, 1957 	
The Big Caper 	March 28, 1957 	
Revolt at Fort Laramie 	March 1957 	
The Bachelor Party 	April 10, 1957 	
12 Angry Men 	April 13, 1957 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
Fury at Showdown 	April 19, 1957 	
The Ride Back 	April 29, 1957 	
The Iron Sheriff 	April 1957 	
The Crooked Sky 	April 1957 	
Gun Duel in Durango 	May 1, 1957 	
Spring Reunion 	May 4, 1957 	
Saint Joan 	May 8, 1957 	
Monkey on My Back 	May 29, 1957 	
Bailout at 43,000 	May 1957 	
Sweet Smell of Success 	June 27, 1957 	
The Vampire 	June 1957 	
The Monster That Challenged the World 	June 1957 	
Bayou 	June 1957 	
The Pride and the Passion 	July 10, 1957 	
Trooper Hook 	July 12, 1957 	
Jungle Heat 	July 22, 1957 	
The Buckskin Lady 	July 1957 	
Outlaw's Son 	July 1957 	
Hidden Fear 	July 1957 	
Bop Girl Goes Calypso 	July 1957 	
Valerie 	August 1, 1957 	
Chicago Confidential 	August 30, 1957 	
The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown 	August 1957 	
My Gun Is Quick 	August 1957 	
Lady of Vengeance 	August 1957 	
The Careless Years 	September 2, 1957 	
Satchmo the Great 	September 8, 1957 	
The Girl in Black Stockings 	September 24, 1957	
Street of Sinners 	September 1957 	
Gunsight Ridge 	September 1957 	
Quatermass 2 	September 1957 	
The Monte Carlo Story 	October 9, 1957 	
Time Limit 	October 23, 1957 	
Hell Bound 	October 1957 	
Ride Out for Revenge 	November 1, 1957 	
Baby Face Nelson 	December 11, 1957 	
Legend of the Lost 	December 17, 1957 	
Paths of Glory 	December 25, 1957 	
The Dalton Girls 	December 1957 	
Man on the Prowl 	December 1957 	
Lonelyhearts 	1958 	
The Betrayal 	1958 	
Cross-Up 	January 1958 	
Gun Fever 	January 1958 	
Fort Bowie 	February 1, 1958 	
Witness for the Prosecution 	February 6, 1958 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Quiet American 	February 8, 1958 	
Lost Lagoon 	February 1958 	
The Steel Bayonet 	February 1958 	
Run Silent, Run Deep 	March 27, 1958 	
The Flame Barrier 	April 2, 1958 	
The Return of Dracula 	April 1958 	
Paris Holiday 	May 9, 1958 	
Thunder Road 	May 10, 1958 	
The Toughest Gun in Tombstone 	May 14, 1958 	
Fort Massacre 	May 14, 1958 	
Island Women 	May 1958 	
Edge of Fury 	May 1958 	
The Vikings 	June 28, 1958 	
Kings Go Forth 	June 28, 1958 	
The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold 	June 1958 	
Wink of an Eye 	June 1958 	
La Parisienne 	July 30, 1958 	
I Bury the Living 	July 1958 	
God's Little Acre 	August 13, 1958 	
It! The Terror from Beyond Space 	August 1958 	
Curse of the Faceless Man 	August 1958 	
The Defiant Ones 	September 27, 1958	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Gun Runners 	September 1958 	
Terror in a Texas Town 	September 1958 	
Man of the West 	October 1, 1958 	
Cop Hater 	October 1, 1958 	
The Big Country 	October 1, 1958 	
Ten Days to Tulara 	October 29, 1958 	
The Fearmakers 	October 1958 	
Hong Kong Confidential 	October 1958 	
Face in the Night 	October 1958 	
The Horse's Mouth 	November 11, 1958 	
I Want to Live! 	November 18, 1958 	
The Mugger 	November 1958 	
China Doll 	December 3, 1958 	
Separate Tables 	December 18, 1958 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Lost Missile 	December 1958 	
Machete 	December 1958 	
Crash Drive 	1959 	
Mark of the Phoenix 	1959 	
Anna Lucasta 	January 14, 1959 	
Escort West 	January 23, 1959 	
Guns, Girls, and Gangsters 	January 1959 	
Operation Murder 	January 1959 	
The Last Mile 	February 18, 1959 	
Mustang! 	March 15, 1959 	
Alias Jesse James 	March 20, 1959 	
Some Like It Hot 	March 29, 1959 	
Riot in Juvenile Prison 	April 1959 	
Invisible Invaders 	May 15, 1959 	
Pork Chop Hill 	May 29, 1959 	
The Gunfight at Dodge City 	May 1959 	
The Man in the Net 	June 10, 1959 	
The Naked Maja 	June 10, 1959 	
The Horse Soldiers 	June 12, 1959 	
The Vikings 	June 28, 1959 	
The Hound of the Baskervilles 	July 3, 1959 	
A Hole in the Head 	July 15, 1959 	
Ten Seconds to Hell 	July 17, 1959 	
Shake Hands with the Devil 	June 24, 1959 	
The Rabbit Trap 	June 1959 	
Day of the Outlaw 	July 1959 	
The Devil's Disciple 	August 20, 1959 	
Cry Tough 	August 1959 	
The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery 	September 10, 1959	
Cast a Long Shadow 	September 1959 	
Inside the Mafia 	September 1959 	
Odds Against Tomorrow 	October 15, 1959 	
The Wonderful Country 	October 21, 1959 	
Pier 5, Havana 	October 1959 	
Counterplot 	October 1959 	
Happy Anniversary 	November 10, 1959 	
The Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake 	November 13, 1959 	
Timbuktu 	November 22, 1959 	
Subway in the Sky 	November 1959 	
The Fugitive Kind 	December 1, 1959 	
Take a Giant Step 	December 1, 1959 	
On the Beach 	December 17, 1959 	
A Dog's Best Friend 	December 20, 1959 	
Solomon and Sheba 	December 25, 1959 	
==1960s==
Film Title 	Release Date 	Notes
And Quiet Flows the Don 	January 1, 1960 	
Gunfighters of Abilene 	January 1, 1960 	
The Pusher 	February 1960 	
Vice Raid 	February 1960 	
Oklahoma Territory 	March 1960 	
Three Came to Kill 	March 1960 	
The Unforgiven 	April 6, 1960 	
The Boy and the Pirates 	April 13, 1960 	
Noose for a Gunman 	May 1, 1960 	
The Apartment 	June 15, 1960 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Gallant Hours 	June 22, 1960 	
The Trials of Oscar Wilde 	June 27, 1960 	
Macumba Love 	June 1960 	
The Music Box Kid 	June 1960 	
Elmer Gantry 	July 7, 1960 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Last Days of Pompeii 	July 17, 1960 	
Inherit the Wind 	July 21, 1960 	
Cage of Evil 	July 1960 	
Studs Lonigan 	September 1960 	
The Magnificent Seven 	October 23, 1960 	
The Alamo 	October 24, 1960 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.
The Walking Target 	October 1960 	
The Facts of Life 	November 14, 1960 	
A Terrible Beauty 	December 14, 1960 	
Exodus 	December 15, 1960 	
Five Guns to Tombstone 	January 7, 1961 	
The Misfits 	February 1, 1961 	
Frontier Uprising 	February 1961 	
The Police Dog Story 	February 1961 	
The Hoodlum Priest 	March 26, 1961 	
Operation Bottleneck 	April 8, 1961 	
The Snake Woman 	April 26, 1961 	
Minotaur, the Wild Beast of Crete 	April 1961 	
Gun Fight 	May 1, 1961 	
The Gambler Wore a Gun 	May 5, 1961 	
The Young Savages 	May 24, 1961 	
The Last Time I Saw Archie 	May 27, 1961 	
A Matter of Morals 	May 31, 1961 	
When the Clock Strikes 	June 10, 1961 	
The Naked Edge 	June 28, 1961 	
Three on a Spree 	June 28, 1961 	
Goodbye Again 	June 29, 1961 	
Revolt of the Slaves 	June 1961 	
Fate of a Man 	July 18, 1961 	
By Love Possessed 	July 19, 1961 	
Mary Had a Little... 	July 25, 1961 	
The Cat Burglar 	July 1961 	
You Have to Run Fast 	July 1961 	
The Young Doctors 	August 23, 1961 	
Teenage Millionaire 	August 1961 	
Paris Blues 	September 27, 1961	
The Flight That Disappeared 	September 1961 	
Secret of Deep Harbor 	September 1961 	
Town Without Pity 	October 10, 1961 	
West Side Story 	October 18, 1961 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Boy Who Caught a Crook 	October 1961 	
The Explosive Generation 	October 1961 	
Gun Street 	November 5, 1961 	
One, Two, Three 	December 15, 1961 	
Summer of the Seventeenth Doll 	December 16, 1961 	
The Children's Hour 	December 19, 1961 	
Judgment at Nuremberg 	December 19, 1961 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Happy Thieves 	December 20, 1961 	
X-15 	December 22, 1961 	
Something Wild 	December 23, 1961 	
Pocketful of Miracles 	December 25, 1961 	
The Clown and the Kid 	December 27, 1961 	
Court Martial 	1962 	
The Nun and the Sergeant 	January 1962 	
Sergeants 3 	February 10, 1962 	
The Deadly Duo 	February 1962 	
Saintly Sinners 	February 1962 	
Follow That Dream 	April 11, 1962 	
Ursus 	April 11, 1962 	
Jessica 	April 19, 1962 	
The Magic Sword 	April 1962 	
Geronimo 	May 1, 1962 	
Doctor Blood's Coffin 	May 15, 1962 	
Incident in an Alley 	May 16, 1962 	
The Road to Hong Kong 	May 22, 1962 	
War Hunt 	May 1962 	
Jack the Giant Killer 	June 13, 1962 	
The Valiant 	June 13, 1962 	
Animas Trujano 	June 25, 1962 	
Birdman of Alcatraz 	July 3, 1962 	
The Miracle Worker 	July 28, 1962 	
Kid Galahad 	August 29, 1962 	
Hero's Island 	September 16, 1962	
Sword of the Conqueror 	September 1962 	
The Manchurian Candidate 	October 24, 1962 	
Eyes Without a Face 	October 24, 1962 	
Tower of London 	October 24, 1962 	
The Vampire and the Ballerina 	October 31, 1962 	
Two for the Seesaw 	November 24, 1962 	
Electra 	December 1, 1962 	
Pressure Point 	December 2, 1962 	
Beauty and the Beast 	December 8, 1962 	
Taras Bulba 	December 19, 1962 	
Great Van Robbery 	1963 	
So Evil, So Young 	1963 	
A Child Is Waiting 	February 13, 1963 	
Amazons of Rome 	March 6, 1963 	
Diary of a Madman 	March 6, 1963 	
Five Miles to Midnight 	March 20, 1963 	
Love Is a Ball 	April 24, 1963 	
Dr. No 	May 8, 1963 	distributor
I Could Go On Singing 	May 15, 1963 	
Irma la Douce 	June 5, 1963 	
Call Me Bwana 	June 14, 1963 	
The Great Escape 	July 4, 1963 	
Toys in the Attic 	July 31, 1963 	
The Caretakers 	August 21, 1963 	
My Son, the Hero 	September 18, 1963	
Twice-Told Tales 	September 1963 	
Lilies of the Field 	October 1, 1963 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Johnny Cool 	October 2, 1963 	
Stolen Hours 	October 2, 1963 	
Tom Jones 	October 6, 1963 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World 	November 7, 1963 	in Ultra Panavision
McLintock! 	November 13, 1963 	
The Ceremony 	December 18, 1963 	
Kings of the Sun 	December 18, 1963 	
Ladybug Ladybug 	December 23, 1963 	
One Man's Way 	February 26, 1964 	
The World of Henry Orient 	March 19, 1964 	
The Pink Panther 	March 20, 1964 	
Flight from Ashiya 	March 25, 1964 	
The Best Man 	April 5, 1964 	
From Russia with Love 	May 27, 1964 	distributor
That Man from Rio 	June 8, 1964 	
A Shot in the Dark 	June 23, 1964 	
633 Squadron 	June 24, 1964 	
For Those Who Think Young 	June 1964 	
A Hard Day's Night 	August 11, 1964 	distributor; Rights are now held by The Weinstein Company. Distributed for home video by Vivendi Entertainment.
The 7th Dawn 	September 2, 1964 	
The Secret Invasion 	September 16, 1964	
Topkapi 	September 17, 1964	
Woman of Straw 	September 30, 1964	
Invitation to a Gunfighter 	October 14, 1964 	
Four Days in November 	November 21, 1964 	
Kiss Me, Stupid 	December 22, 1964 	
Goldfinger 	January 9, 1965 	distributor
How to Murder Your Wife 	January 26, 1965 	
The Greatest Story Ever Told 	February 15, 1965 	
Ferry Cross the Mersey 	February 19, 1965 	
The Train 	March 7, 1965 	
The Satan Bug 	April 14, 1965 	
Masquerade 	April 28, 1965 	
Mister Moses 	May 12, 1965 	
I'll Take Sweden 	June 18, 1965 	
What's New Pussycat? 	June 22, 1965 	
The Hallelujah Trail 	June 23, 1965 	
The Glory Guys 	July 7, 1965 	
Help! 	August 25, 1965 	
Billie 	September 15, 1965	
A Rage to Live 	October 20, 1965 	
Return from the Ashes 	November 16, 1965 	
A Thousand Clowns 	December 13, 1965 	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Viva Maria! 	December 18, 1965 	distributor
Thunderball 	December 22, 1965 	distributor
Lord Love a Duck 	February 21, 1966 	
The Group 	March 4, 1966 	
Hamlet 	March 15, 1966 	
Cast a Giant Shadow 	March 30, 1966 	
Frankie and Johnny 	March 31, 1966 	
Up to His Ears 	May 17, 1966 	
The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming	May 25, 1966 	distributor; nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title 	May 1966 	
Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number! 	June 8, 1966 	
Duel at Diablo 	June 15, 1966 	
Khartoum 	June 15, 1966 	
Namu, the Killer Whale 	August 1, 1966 	
What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? 	August 31, 1966 	
Ambush Bay 	September 14, 1966	
Hawaii 	October 10, 1966 	
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum 	October 16, 1966 	
The Fortune Cookie 	October 19, 1966 	
Return of the Seven 	October 19, 1966 	
10:30 P.M. Summer 	October 24, 1966 	
Thunderbirds Are Go 	December 12, 1966 	
After the Fox 	December 15, 1966 	
A Fistful of Dollars 	January 18, 1967 	distributor
Marat/Sade 	February 22, 1967 	
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying	March 9, 1967 	
Persona 	March 16, 1967 	
Finders Keepers 	March 1967 	
Eight on the Lam 	April 26, 1967 	
For a Few Dollars More 	May 10, 1967 	distributor
The Honey Pot 	May 22, 1967 	
The Way West 	May 24, 1967 	
You Only Live Twice 	June 13, 1967 	distributor
The Whisperers 	July 31, 1967 	
In the Heat of the Night 	August 2, 1967 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Beach Red 	August 3, 1967 	
Track of Thunder 	September 15, 1967	
How I Won the War 	October 23, 1967 	
Hour of the Gun 	November 1, 1967 	
The Hills Run Red 	November 10, 1967 	
Matchless 	November 10, 1967 	
O.K. Connery 	November 22, 1967 	
Clambake 	December 4, 1967 	
Kill a Dragon 	December 6, 1967 	
Navajo Joe 	December 6, 1967 	
Live for Life 	December 18, 1967 	distributor
Billion Dollar Brain 	December 20, 1967 	
Fitzwilly 	December 20, 1967 	
The Graduate 	December 22, 1967 	distribution in international countries; Embassy Pictures distributed the film in the US
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 	December 29, 1967 	distributor
The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz 	January 3, 1968 	
Danger Route 	February 14, 1968 	
The Scalphunters 	April 2, 1968 	
The Party 	April 4, 1968 	
Hour of the Gun 	April 9, 1968 	
Yours, Mine and Ours 	April 24, 1968 	co-production with Desilu Productions
The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell 	May 8, 1968 	
The Devil's Brigade 	May 15, 1968 	
Attack on the Iron Coast 	June 5, 1968 	
The Thomas Crown Affair 	June 19, 1968 	
Inspector Clouseau 	July 19, 1968 	
Thunderbird 6 	July 29, 1968 	
Hang 'Em High 	August 3, 1968 	
Salt and Pepper 	September 18, 1968	
Shock Troops 	September 1968 	
The Ugly Ones 	September 1968 	
The Charge of the Light Brigade 	October 11, 1968 	
Paper Lion 	October 23, 1968 	
Yellow Submarine 	November 13, 1968 	distributor
Thunderbird 6 	November 20, 1968 	
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 	December 18, 1968 	distributor
The Night They Raided Minsky's 	December 22, 1968 	
Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell 	December 1968 	
More Dead Than Alive 	January 15, 1969 	
Play Dirty 	February 19, 1969 	
A Twist of Sand 	February 21, 1969 	
Support Your Local Sheriff! 	March 26, 1969 	
Sam Whiskey 	April 1, 1969 	
If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium 	April 24, 1969 	
Hannibal Brooks 	April 30, 1969 	
Impasse 	May 7, 1969 	distributor
Sinful Davey 	May 7, 1969 	
Where It's At 	May 7, 1969 	
Popi' 	May 27, 1969 	
The First Time 	June 11, 1969 	
Death Rides a Horse 	June 25, 1969 	
Guns of the Magnificent Seven 	July 30, 1969 	
Midnight Cowboy 	July 30, 1969 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Thousand Plane Raid 	July 1969 	
Alice's Restaurant 	August 20, 1969 	
Number One 	August 21, 1969 	
The Bridge at Remagen 	August 27, 1969 	
Submarine X-1 	August 1969 	
The Bed-Sitting Room 	September 28, 1969	
Some Kind of a Nut 	October 1, 1969 	
The File of the Golden Goose 	October 2, 1969 	
Young Billy Young 	October 15, 1969 	
Battle of Britain 	October 24, 1969 	
The Secret of Santa Vittoria 	October 29, 1969 	
Crossplot 	November 25, 1969 	
The Sex of Angels 	December 2, 1969 	
Gaily, Gaily 	December 16, 1969 	
On Her Majesty's Secret Service 	December 18, 1969 	distributor
The Happy Ending 	December 21, 1969 	
Three 	December 23, 1969 	
Out of It 	December 1969 	
==1970s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
What Do You Say to a Naked Lady? 	February 18, 1970 	
The Mercenary 	March 6, 1970 	
Fellini Satyricon 	March 11, 1970 	
Love Is a Funny Thing 	March 16, 1970 	
Hell Boats 	March 20, 1970 	
Pussycat, Pussycat, I Love You 	March 25, 1970 	
Women in Love 	March 25, 1970 	
Mississippi Mermaid 	April 10, 1970 	
Halls of Anger 	April 29, 1970 	
The Last Escape 	May 6, 1970 	
Leo the Last 	May 11, 1970 	
Let It Be 	May 13, 1970 	
The Landlord 	May 20, 1970 	
Cotton Comes to Harlem 	May 27, 1970 	
The Way We Live Now 	May 27, 1970 	
The Passion of Anna 	May 28, 1970 	
One More Time 	May 1970 	
The Hawaiians 	June 17, 1970 	
The Christine Jorgensen Story 	June 1970 	
Mosquito Squadron 	July 1, 1970 	
They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! 	July 10, 1970 	
The Revolutionary 	July 15, 1970 	
The Angel Levine 	July 28, 1970 	
Pound 	August 17, 1970 	
A Quiet Place in the Country 	August 28, 1970 	
Sabata 	September 2, 1970 	
Barquero 	September 3, 1970 	
Hornets' Nest 	September 9, 1970 	
The Wild Child 	September 11, 1970	
Kes 	September 13, 1970	distributor
Pieces of Dreams 	September 23, 1970	
Give Her the Moon 	October 2, 1970 	
Ned Kelly 	October 7, 1970 	
Underground 	October 7, 1970 	
Burn! 	October 21, 1970 	
The McKenzie Break 	October 28, 1970 	
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes 	October 29, 1970 	
Cannon for Cordoba 	October 1970 	
A.k.a. Cassius Clay 	November 3, 1970 	
Where's Poppa? 	November 10, 1970 	
Dougal and the Blue Cat 	1970 	US distributor only
The Music Lovers 	January 24, 1971 	
The Bridge in the Jungle 	January 1971 	
Some Girls Do 	February 10, 1971 	
Cold Turkey 	February 19, 1971 	
The World of Hans Christian Andersen 	March 1, 1971 	
Valdez Is Coming 	April 9, 1971 	
Bananas 	April 28, 1971 	
Mrs. Pollifax-Spy 	May 12, 1971 	
Support Your Local Gunfighter 	May 26, 1971 	
That Splendid November 	June 18, 1971 	
The Crook 	June 20, 1971 	
What's the Matter with Helen? 	June 30, 1971 	
The Hunting Party 	July 16, 1971 	
Von Richthofen and Brown 	July 28, 1971 	
Doc 	August 1, 1971 	
Lawman 	August 4, 1971 	
Sunday Bloody Sunday 	September 8, 1971 	
Adiós, Sabata 	September 22, 1971	
The Organization 	October 20, 1971 	
Fiddler on the Roof 	November 3, 1971 	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
200 Motels 	November 10, 1971 	
Jennifer on My Mind 	November 10, 1971 	
Born to Win 	December 1, 1971 	
The Decameron 	December 12, 1971 	
The Hospital 	December 14, 1971 	
Diamonds Are Forever 	December 17, 1971 	distributor
The Visitors 	February 2, 1972 	
The Honkers 	May 17, 1972 	
Chato's Land 	May 25, 1972 	
Lady Liberty 	June 7, 1972 	
Duck, You Sucker! 	June 30, 1972 	
Fuzz 	July 14, 1972 	
The Magnificent Seven Ride! 	August 1, 1972 	
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex* (*But Were Afraid to Ask)	August 6, 1972 	
Return of Sabata 	August 9, 1972 	
Money Talks 	August 30, 1972 	
Hammer 	September 20, 1972	
Hickey & Boggs 	October 4, 1972 	
Roma 	October 15, 1972 	
Superbeast 	November 1, 1972 	
Daughters of Satan 	November 17, 1972 	
The Mechanic 	November 17, 1972 	
Pulp 	November 1972 	
Man of La Mancha 	December 11, 1972 	
Avanti! 	December 17, 1972 	
Across 110th Street 	December 19, 1972 	
The Outside Man 	January 1973 	
Last Tango in Paris 	February 7, 1973 	
Lady Caroline Lamb 	February 11, 1973 	
The Long Goodbye 	March 7, 1973 	
Tom Sawyer 	March 15, 1973 	
Theatre of Blood 	April 5, 1973 	
Scorpio 	April 19, 1973 	
The Offence 	May 11, 1973 	
Live and Let Die 	June 27, 1973 	distributor
Jeremy 	August 1, 1973 	
White Lightning 	August 8, 1973 	
Cops and Robbers 	August 17, 1973 	
Electra Glide in Blue 	August 19, 1973 	
The Spook Who Sat by the Door 	September 21, 1973	
Harry in Your Pocket 	September 23, 1973	
I Escaped from Devil's Island 	September 1973 	
Five on the Black Hand Side 	October 25, 1973 	
Sleeper 	December 17, 1973 	
Visit to a Chief's Son 	1974 	
Thieves Like Us 	February 11, 1974 	
Busting 	February 27, 1974 	
Billy Two Hats 	March 20, 1974 	
Man of the East 	May 1, 1974 	
The Spikes Gang 	May 1, 1974 	distributor
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot 	May 23, 1974 	
Huckleberry Finn 	May 24, 1974 	
Where the Lilies Bloom 	June 7, 1974 	
Adolf Hitler: My Part in His Downfall 	June 13, 1974 	
Mr. Majestyk 	July 17, 1974 	
Bank Shot 	July 31, 1974 	
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia 	August 14, 1974 	
Amazing Grace 	August 30, 1974 	
Juggernaut 	September 25, 1974	
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three 	October 2, 1974 	distributor
Mixed Company 	October 18, 1974 	
Lenny 	November 10, 1974 	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Man with the Golden Gun 	December 20, 1974 	distributor
Report to the Commissioner 	February 5, 1975 	
Rancho Deluxe 	March 14, 1975 	
Rosebud 	March 24, 1975 	
Brannigan 	March 26, 1975 	
The Manchu Eagle Murder Caper Mystery 	March 1975 	
Sharks' Treasure 	April 1975 	
Moonrunners 	May 14, 1975 	
The Return of the Pink Panther 	May 21, 1975 	co-production with ITC Entertainment
Love and Death 	June 10, 1975 	
Rollerball 	June 25, 1975 	
That's the Way of the World 	June 1975 	
Smile 	July 9, 1975 	
The Wilby Conspiracy 	July 30, 1975 	
92 in the Shade 	August 29, 1975 	
Shhh 	October 10, 1975 	
Soft Beds, Hard Battles 	October 22, 1975 	
The Heroes 	November 12, 1975 	
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 	November 21, 1975 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Bugs Bunny: Superstar 	December 19, 1975 	distribution only; produced by Hare-Raising Films
The Killer Elite 	December 19, 1975 	
Inserts 	February 13, 1976 	
Stay Hungry 	April 23, 1976 	
It's Showtime 	April 1976 	
Breakheart Pass 	May 5, 1976 	
The Missouri Breaks 	May 19, 1976 	
Trackdown 	May 20, 1976 	
Buffalo Bill and the Indians, or Sitting Bull's History Lesson 	June 24, 1976 	
Drum 	July 30, 1976 	
The Return of a Man Called Horse 	August 4, 1976 	
Gator 	August 25, 1976 	
From Noon till Three 	August 1976 	
Vigilante Force 	September 9, 1976 	
Burnt Offerings 	October 18, 1976 	
Carrie 	November 3, 1976 	
Network 	November 27, 1976 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-MayerNominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Rocky 	December 3, 1976 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
Bound for Glory 	December 5, 1976 	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Pink Panther Strikes Again 	December 17, 1976 	
The Voyage 	January 1977 	
Welcome to L.A. 	March 10, 1977 	
Karate Bullfighter 	March 1977 	
Audrey Rose 	April 6, 1977 	
Annie Hall 	April 20, 1977 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Solid Gold Show 	May 5, 1977 	
The White Buffalo 	May 1977 	
A Bridge Too Far 	June 15, 1977 	
New York, New York 	June 21, 1977 	
The Spy Who Loved Me 	August 3, 1977 	distributor
Salo, or the 120 days of Sodom 	October 3, 1977 	distributor
Valentino 	October 5, 1977 	
Equus 	October 16, 1977 	
Novecento (1900) 	November 4, 1977 	distribution only in Australia and France, co-production with Paramount Pictures and 20th Century Fox
Semi-Tough 	November 18, 1977 	
Another Man, Another Chance 	November 23, 1977 	
Golden Rendezvous 	1978 	
Coming Home 	February 15, 1978 	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Three Warriors 	February 1978 	
The Big Sleep 	March 13, 1978 	distributor
F.I.S.T. 	April 13, 1978 	
The Last Waltz 	April 26, 1978 	
The End 	May 10, 1978 	
ConvoyAncillary and international rights are now held by StudioCanal 	June 28, 1978 	co-production with EMI Films
Revenge of the Pink Panther 	July 19, 1978 	
Interiors 	August 2, 1978 	
Who'll Stop the Rain 	August 2, 1978 	
Comes a Horseman 	October 25, 1978 	
Message from Space 	October 30, 1978 	
Slow Dancing in the Big City 	November 8, 1978 	
The Lord of the Rings 	November 15, 1978 	distributor
The Adventures of Gerard 	December 6, 1978 	
Uncle Joe Shannon 	December 17, 1978 	
Invasion of the Body Snatchers 	December 20, 1978 	
The First Great Train Robbery 	February 2, 1979 	
The Passage 	March 9, 1979 	
Hair 	March 14, 1979 	
La Cage aux Folles 	March 30, 1979 	
Fedora 	April 15, 1979 	distribution only
Manhattan 	April 25, 1979 	
Last Embrace 	May 4, 1979 	
Rocky II 	June 15, 1979 	
Moonraker 	June 29, 1979 	distributor
Crime Busters 	June 1979 	
Wanda Nevada 	June 1979 	
Americathon 	August 10, 1979 	
Apocalypse Now 	August 15, 1979 	distribution only, produced by American Zoetrope; Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Yanks 	September 19, 1979	distribution in international countries; Universal Pictures distributed the film in the US
The Black Stallion 	October 17, 1979 	
Chilly Scenes of Winter 	October 19, 1979 	Also known as Head Over Heels
The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh 	November 6, 1979 	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
Rich Kids 	November 8, 1979 	
The Human Factor 	December 18, 1979 	
Being There 	December 19, 1979 	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
Cuba 	December 21, 1979 	
Roller Boogie 	December 21, 1979 	
==1980s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Windows 	January 18, 1980 	
Cruising 	February 15, 1980 	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
Foxes 	February 29, 1980 	
A Small Circle of Friends 	March 12, 1980 	
The Canterbury Tales 	March 30, 1980 	distributor
Leo and Loree 	April 1980 	distributor
Happy Birthday, Gemini 	May 2, 1980 	
The Long Riders 	May 16, 1980 	distributor
Carny 	May 23, 1980 	distributor
Roadie 	June 13, 1980 	distributor
The Big Red One 	July 18, 1980 	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
Arabian Nights 	July 27, 1980 	
The Final CountdownRights are held by Barclays Mercantile Industrial Finance, Ltd. and Icon International, Mel Gibson's company.	August 1, 1980 	
Those Lips, Those Eyes 	August 15, 1980 	distributor
Stardust Memories 	September 26, 1980	
Motel Hell 	October 18, 1980 	distributor
The Idolmaker 	November 14, 1980 	distributor
Heaven's Gate 	November 19, 1980 	
Raging Bull 	December 19, 1980 	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
Invaders from the Deep 	1981 	distributor
The Dogs of War 	February 13, 1981 	distributor
La Cage aux Folles II 	February 15, 1981 	distributor
Cutter's Way 	March 20, 1981 	
Thief 	March 27, 1981 	
Caveman 	April 17, 1981 	distributor
For Your Eyes Only 	June 26, 1981 	distributor
Eye of the Needle 	July 24, 1981 	distributor
Deadly Blessing 	August 14, 1981 	distributor only; co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment.
The French Lieutenant's Woman 	September 18, 1981	
True Confessions 	September 25, 1981	distributor
Galaxy of Terror 	October 1981 	distributor
The Beast Within 	February 12, 1982 	
Penitentiary II 	April 2, 1982 	distributor
National Lampoon's Movie Madness 	April 23, 1982 	distributor
Pandemonium 	April 1982 	
The House Where Evil Dwells 	May 14, 1982 	
Rocky III 	May 28, 1982 	
Safari 3000 	May 1982 	distributor
The Secret of NIMH 	July 2, 1982 	
Jinxed! 	October 22, 1982 	
Still of the Night 	November 19, 1982 	
Trail of the Pink Panther 	December 17, 1982 	
Twilight Time 	February 13, 1983 	
The Black Stallion Returns 	March 25, 1983 	
Exposed 	April 22, 1983 	
WarGames 	June 3, 1983 	
Octopussy 	June 10, 1983 	
The North Star 	June 12, 1983 	distributor
Curse of the Pink Panther 	August 12, 1983 	
Romantic Comedy 	October 7, 1983 	
Streamers 	October 9, 1983 	
Yentl 	December 9, 1983 	
The Plague Dogs 	December 17, 1983 	distribution only, produced by Nepenthe Productions
Hot Dog... The Movie 	January 13, 1984 	
The Pope of Greenwich Village 	June 22, 1984 	
Red Dawn 	August 10, 1984 	
Until September 	September 21, 1984	
Teachers 	October 5, 1984 	
Garbo Talks 	October 12, 1984 	
Martin's Day 	February 22, 1985 	
The Aviator 	March 1, 1985 	
A View to a Kill 	May 24, 1985 	distributor
To Live and Die in L.A. 	November 1, 1985 	
Rocky IV 	November 27, 1985 	
Youngblood 	January 31, 1986 	
The Living Daylights 	July 31, 1987 	
Real Men 	September 25, 1987	
You Talkin' to Me? 	September 25, 1987	
Baby Boom 	October 7, 1987 	
Born to Race 	January 29, 1988 	distributor
Bright Lights, Big City 	April 1, 1988 	
Illegally Yours 	May 13, 1988 	
Rikki and Pete 	May 20, 1988 	distributor
It Takes Two 	July 13, 1988 	distributor
Betrayed 	August 26, 1988 	
Pumpkinhead 	October 14, 1988 	distributor
Child's Play 	November 9, 1988 	
I'm Gonna Git You Sucka 	December 14, 1988 	
Rain Man 	December 16, 1988 	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture
The Horror Show 	April 28, 1989 	distributor
Buying Time 	May 12, 1989 	
Night Visitor 	May 12, 1989 	distributor
The Rachel Papers 	May 12, 1989 	
Season of Fear 	May 12, 1989 	distributor
Road House 	May 19, 1989 	
Licence to Kill 	July 14, 1989 	distributor
Little Monsters 	August 25, 1989 	
The Runnin' Kind 	September 8, 1989 	distributor
True Love 	September 15, 1989	
Damned River 	October 13, 1989 	distributor
All Dogs Go to Heaven 	November 17, 1989 	US distribution only; co-production with Goldcrest Films and Sullivan Bluth Studios and Rank Organisation
Always 	December 22, 1989 	co-production with Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
==1990s==
Title 	Release Date 	Notes
Lisa 	April 20, 1990 	
Rocky V 	November 16, 1990 	
Son of the Pink Panther 	August 27, 1993 	
Sleep with Me 	September 23, 1994	
The Fantasticks 	1995 	
Tank Girl 	March 31, 1995 	
Rob Roy 	April 7, 1995 	
Lord of Illusions 	August 25, 1995 	
Hackers 	September 15, 1995	
Showgirls 	September 22, 1995	co-production with Carolco Pictures and Chargeurs
Leaving Las Vegas 	October 27, 1995 	
GoldenEye 	November 17, 1995 	
Wild Bill 	December 1, 1995 	
Richard III 	December 29, 1995 	
The Birdcage 	March 8, 1996 	
It's My Party 	March 22, 1996 	distributor
A Family Thing 	March 29, 1996 	
Larger Than Life 	November 1, 1996 	
Mad Dog Time 	November 8, 1996 	Also known as Trigger Happy; distributor
Touch 	February 14, 1997 	
Hoodlum 	August 27, 1997 	distributor
Tomorrow Never Dies 	December 19, 1997 	
Hurricane Streets 	February 13, 1998 	distributor
The Man in the Iron Mask	March 13, 1998 	
Ronin 	September 25, 1998	
Just the Ticket 	February 26, 1999 	
The Rage: Carrie 2 	March 12, 1999 	
The World Is Not Enough 	November 19, 1999 	co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, copyright holder
Miss Julie 	December 10, 1999 	distributor
==2000s==
* Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her (2000)
* The Claim (2000) (distributor)
* Born Romantic (2000) (distributor)
* Crime and Punishment in Suburbia (2000) (distributor)
* Mr. Accident (2000) (distributor)
* Supernova (2000/I) (distributor)
* CQ (2001) (distributor)
* Ghost World (2001, co-production with Granada Productions)
* Jeepers Creepers (2001, co-production with American Zoetrope)
* No Man's Land (2001) (USA only) (Winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film)
* No Such Thing (2001) (distributor)
* 24 Hour Party People (2002) (co-production with Film Council, FilmFour and Baby Cow Productions)
* All or Nothing (2002) (distributor, produced by StudioCanal)
* Assassination Tango (2002) (distributor)
* Bowling for Columbine (2002, co-production with Alliance Atlantis)
* City of Ghosts (2002) (distributor)
* Dark Blue (2002, co-production with Alphaville Films)
* Die Another Day (2002, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, copyright holder)
* Deuces Wild (2002) (distributor)
* Evelyn (2002) (distributor) (USA)
* Igby Goes Down (2002)
* Nicholas Nickleby (2002)
* Personal Velocity: Three Portraits (2002) (distributor) (USA)
* Puckoon (2002) (distributor)
* Pumpkin (2002) (distributor) (USA)
* Together (2002) (distributor) (USA)
* Jeepers Creepers II (2003, co-production with American Zoetrope)
* The Yes Men (2003)
* Osama (2003)
* Coffee and Cigarettes (2003)
* Code 46 (2003, co-production with BBC Films)
* Pieces of April (2003)
* Saved! (2004)
* Undertow (2004)
* Hotel Rwanda (2004, co-distributed with Lions Gate Entertainment)
* Capote (2005, co-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics and Columbia Pictures) (Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture)
* Romance & Cigarettes (2005, co-production with The Coen Brothers and Icon Productions)
* The Amityville Horror (2005, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Dimension Films, Platinum Dunes and Radar Pictures; remake of the 1979 American International Pictures films of the same name)
* Art School Confidential (2006, co-distributed with Sony Pictures Classics and Columbia Pictures)
* The Woods (2006)
* Casino Royale (2006, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures, copyright holder)
* Lions for Lambs (2007, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
* Valkyrie (2008, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
* Quantum of Solace (2008, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Columbia Pictures, copyright holder)
* Fame (2009, co-production with Lakeshore Entertainment and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
==2010s-20s==
* Hot Tub Time Machine (2010, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
* Red Dawn (2012, co-production with FilmDistrict)
* Child's Play (2019, co-production with Orion Pictures)
* No Time to Die (2021, co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
==Upcoming==
==United Artists Classics releases==
* Diva
* The Last Metro
* The Last Waltz (reissue)
* Lola
* The Night of the Shooting Stars
* The Draughtsman's Contract (Produced by British Film Institute and Channel 4)
==Notes==
==See also==
* List of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films
*
United Artists