List of Universal Pictures films (1970–1979)

Din doli ŋɔ na nyɛla Universal Pictures ni produsi sinii shɛŋa yuuni 1970–1979, di daa pili la yuuni 1912 ka nyɛ Universal Film Manufacturing Company.

1970
 Release date  Title  Notes February 13, 1970  Story of a Woman  March 6, 1970  Skullduggery  April 8, 1970  Colossus: The Forbin Project  April 22, 1970  The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County  May 29, 1970  Airport  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Pictureco-production with Ross Hunter Productions June 3, 1970  Pufnstuf  co-production with Sid & Marty Krofft Pictures June 17, 1970  Two Mules for Sister Sara  co-production with The Malpaso Company August 12, 1970  Diary of a Mad Housewife  August 16, 1970  Dreams of Glass  August 21, 1970  The Railway ChildrenOwned by StudioCanal British: U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by EMI Films November 25, 1970  The Act of the Heart  co-production with Quest Film Productions December 11, 1970  Puzzle of a Downfall Child  December 18, 1970  I Love My Wife  co-production with Wolper Pictures Ltd. December 25, 1970  A Very Curious Girl  French 

1971
 Release date  Title  Notes February 12, 1971  Raid on Rommel  February 17, 1971  How to Frame a Figg  March 17, 1971  The Andromeda Strain  March 31, 1971  Taking Off  May 12, 1971  Red Sky at Morning  May 19, 1971  The Beguiled  co-production with The Malpaso Company June 2, 1971  One More Train to Rob  June 4, 1971  They Might Be Giants  co-production with Newman-Foreman Company July 14, 1971  Two-Lane Blacktop  co-production with Michael Laughlin Enterprises August 13, 1971  The Hired Hand  co-production with The Pando Company September 29, 1971  The Last Movie  U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by Alta-Light October 8, 1971  Twins of EvilOwned by ITV Studios British: U.S. distribution only; produced by The Rank Organisation and Hammer Film Productions October 15, 1971  Shoot Out  October 27, 1971  Play Misty for Me  co-production with The Malpaso Company November 5, 1971  Hands of the Ripper  British: U.S. distribution only; produced by The Rank Organisation and Hammer Film Productions November 19, 1971  Mary, Queen of Scots  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. December 3, 1971  Minnie and Moskowitz  December 10, 1971  Homo Eroticus  Italy: U.S. theatrical distribution only December 24, 1971  Sometimes a Great Notion  co-production with Newman-Foreman Company 

1972
 Release date  Title  Notes February 23, 1972  The Ra Expeditions  U.S. distribution only March 10, 1972  Silent Running  March 15, 1972  Slaughterhouse-Five  June 14, 1972  The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid  co-production with Robertson and Associates  June 21, 1972  The Groundstar Conspiracy  co-production with Hal Roach International June 23, 1972  Frenzy  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. July 19, 1972  Follow Me!  July 21, 1972  Joe Kidd  co-production with The Malpaso Company October 13, 1972  You'll Like My Mother  co-production with BCP October 27, 1972  Play It as It Lays  co-production with F.P. Films November 17, 1972  Limbo  co-production with The Filmkers Group December 15, 1972  Pete 'n' Tillie  December 22, 1972  Trick Baby 

1973
 Release date  Title  Notes March 16, 1973  Two People  co-production with The Filmakers Group April 18, 1973  Bequest to the Nation  British: co-production with Hal Wallis Productions April 27, 1973  Guns of a Stranger  co-production with Marty Robbins Enterprises June 22, 1973  Showdown  August 1, 1973  The Day of the Jackal  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama British/French: co-production with Warwick Film Productions August 3, 1973  Ulzana's Raid  August 10, 1973  The Naked Ape  co-production with Playboy Enterprises August 15, 1973  American Graffiti  co-production with Lucasfilm and The Coppola CompanyNominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. August 17, 1973  Jesus Christ Superstar  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. August 22, 1973  High Plains Drifter  co-production with The Malpaso Company October 19, 1973  Charley Varrick  November 14, 1973  The Don Is Dead  November 21, 1973  The Boy Who Cried Werewolf  co-production with Pacific Bay Entertainment and RKF December 26, 1973  The Sting  Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.co-production with The Zanuck/Brown Company

1974
 Release date  Title  Notes March 13, 1974  The Midnight Man  March 15, 1974  That Man Bolt  March 27, 1974  Willie Dynamite  co-production with The Zanuck/Brown Company April 5, 1974  The Sugarland Express April 17, 1974  Breezy  co-production with The Malpaso Company April 26, 1974  SSSSSSS  co-production with The Zanuck/Brown Company May 17, 1974  The Black Windmill  British  June 1974  My Name is Nobody  U.S. theatrical distribution only August 21, 1974  Newman's Law  August 23, 1974  The Girl from Petrovka  co-production with The Zanuck/Brown Company October 23, 1974  Airport 1975  October 25, 1974  Janis  November 15, 1974  Earthquake  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.co-production with The Filmakers Group December 18, 1974  The Front Page  Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

1975
 Release date  Title  Notes March 13, 1975  The Great Waldo Pepper  May 21, 1975  The Eiger Sanction  co-production with The Malpaso Company (uncredited) June 20, 1975  Jaws  Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.Followed by sequels in 1978, 1983, and 1987 co-production with The Zanuck/Brown Company July 25, 1975  Jim the World's Greatest October 8, 1975  Sidecar Racers November 7, 1975  Rooster Cogburn  November 14, 1975  Forever Young, Forever Free  U.S. distribution only; produced by Lollipop Productions (Pty) and Film Trust November 21, 1975  The Other Side of the Mountain  co-production with Filmways December 10, 1975  Special Section French: U.S. theatrical distribution only December 26, 1975  The Hindenburg 

1976
 Release date  Title  Notes February 25, 1976  Gable and Lombard  March 12, 1976  Mustang Country  March 31, 1976  W.C. Fields and Me  April 9, 1976  Family Plot  June 18, 1976  Midway  co-production with The Mirisch Corporation July 23, 1976  The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings  co-production with Motown Productions July 30, 1976  Swashbuckler  August 27, 1976  The Bawdy Adventures of Tom Jones  British October 22, 1976  Car Wash  November 5, 1976  The Seven-Per-Cent Solution  November 10, 1976  The Slipper and the Rose  U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by David Paradine Productions November 24, 1976  Two-Minute Warning  co-production with Filmways

1977
 Release date  Title  Notes 1977  Checkered Flag or Crash  U.S. distribution only February 11, 1977  Fellini's Casanova  Italian: U.S. distribution only; produced by Produzioni Europee Associate February 18, 1977  The Sentinel  February 25, 1977  Slap Shot  co-production with Pan Arts and Kings Road Productions March 16, 1977  Airport '77  May 13, 1977  The Car  co-production with Hollywood Road Films May 27, 1977  Smokey and the Bandit  co-production with Rastar June 15, 1977  Rollercoaster  June 24, 1977  Sorcerer  co-distribution and co-production with Paramount Pictures July 8, 1977  MacArthur  July 22, 1977  The Last Remake of Beau Geste  October 26, 1977  September 30, 1955  November 4, 1977  Which Way Is Up?  November 16, 1977  Heroes  December 23, 1977  The Choirboys''' || U.S. distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
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1978
 Release date  Title  Notes February 17, 1978  The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2  co-production with Filmways February 24, 1978  Skateboard  co-production with Blum Group March 10, 1978  Gray Lady Down  co-production with The Mirisch Corporation March 15, 1978  House Calls  March 17, 1978  Blue Collar  co-production with TAT Communications Company  April 21, 1978  I Wanna Hold Your Hand  April 28, 1978  FM  May 10, 1978  Nunzio  May 12, 1978  The Greek Tycoon  co-production with ABKCO Films June 16, 1978  Jaws 2  co-production with Zanuck/Brown Company July 21, 1978  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band  U.S. distribution only; produced by Robert Stigwood Organisation July 26, 1978  Animal House  July 28, 1978  Five Days from Home  September 20, 1978  Almost Summer  co-production with Motown Productions September 22, 1978  Paradise Alley  October 6, 1978  The Big Fix  October 18, 1978  The Legacy  British: U.S. distribution only, produced by Pethurst Ltd. and Turman-Foster Company October 25, 1978  The Wiz  co-production with Motown Productions November 1, 1978  Caravans  U.S. distribution only; produced by FIDCI November 22, 1978  Same Time, Next Year  co-production with The Mirisch Corporation November 29, 1978  The Deer Hunter  Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture.Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Drama.U.S. distribution only; produced by EMI Films December 8, 1978  The Brink's Job  U.S. distribution only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company (uncredited) December 22, 1978  Moment by Moment  co-production with RSO Films

1979
 Release date  Title  Notes 1979  Streets of Hong Kong  U.S. distribution only March 8, 1979  The Promise  March 28, 1979  Buck Rogers in the 25th Century  May 1, 1979  Fast Charlie... the Moonbeam Rider  May 18, 1979  Battlestar Galactica  modified version released theatrically of pilot film for 1978 ABC-TV series June 15, 1979  Walk Proud  July 20, 1979  Dracula  co-production with The Mirisch Corporation August 1, 1979  More American Graffiti  co-production with Lucasfilm August 17, 1979  The Concorde ... Airport '79 The Prisoner of Zenda  co-production with The Mirisch CorporationThe Seduction of Joe Tynan  September 19, 1979  Yanks  U.S. distribution only; produced by C.I.P. Filmproduktion November 16, 1979  Running  co-production with CFDC December 12, 1979  1941  North American theatrical and Worldwide home video distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures and A-Team December 14, 1979  The Jerk  co-production with Aspen Film Society December 21, 1979  The Electric Horseman  International theatrical and Worldwide home video distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures, Rastar Productions and Wildwood Productions 

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