List of Paramount Pictures films (1950–1959)

Din doli ŋɔ na nyɛla sinii shɛŋa Paramount Pictures ni produsi ka yihina yuuni 1950s.

1950
 Release date Title Notes January 5, 1950  The File on Thelma Jordon  produced by Wallis-Hazen February 2, 1950  Captain China  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions February 15, 1950  Paid in Full  February 21, 1950  No Man of Her Own  February 21, 1950  Captain Carey, U.S.A.  April 12, 1950  Riding High  May 30, 1950  The Eagle and the Hawk  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions June 9, 1950  The Lawless  July 4, 1950  My Friend Irma Goes West  July 19, 1950  Fancy Pants  July 21, 1950  The Furies  August 10, 1950  Sunset Boulevard  Starring Gloria Swanson as Norma Desmond. Nominated for 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, award nominations for Sunset Boulevard . Retrieved July 21, 2005. September 8, 1950  Union Station  October 3, 1950  Cassino to Korea produced by CNI Cinema October 6, 1950  Dark City produced by Hal Wallis Productions October 10, 1950  Trio  October 18, 1950  September Affair  November 9, 1950  Tripoli  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions November 15, 1950  Copper Canyon  November 29, 1950  Let's Dance  December 8, 1950  Mr. Music  December 23, 1950  Branded  December 23, 1950  The Goldbergs 

1951
 Release date Title Notes January 12, 1951  The Mating Season  January 17, 1951  At War with the Army  distribution only; produced by Fred F. Finklehoffe Productions, Screen Associates Inc. & York Pictures Corporation March 15, 1951  The Redhead and the Cowboy  March 15, 1951  Quebec  April 2, 1951  The Lemon Drop Kid  distribution only; produced by Hope Enterprises  April 4, 1951  The Last Outpost  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions April 7, 1951  The Great Missouri Raid  May 9, 1951  Appointment with Danger  May 30, 1951  Dear Brat  May 31, 1951  That's My Boy  June 29, 1951  Ace in the Hole  July 18, 1951  Peking Express  August 8, 1951  Darling, How Could You!  August 14, 1951  A Place in the Sun  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture August 30, 1951  Passage West  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions August 1951  Warpath  September 20, 1951  Here Comes the Groom  September 27, 1951  Rhubarb  November 6, 1951  Detective Story  November 15, 1951  When Worlds Collide  November 1951  Red Mountain  December 1, 1951  Silver City  December 6, 1951  Crosswinds  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions December 25, 1951  My Favorite Spy 

1952
 Release date Title Notes January 10, 1952  The Greatest Show on Earth  Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture January 18, 1952  Submarine Command  January 12, 1952  Hong Kong  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions February 9, 1952  Sailor Beware  February 1952  Flaming Feather  March 7, 1952  Something to Live For  April 1, 1952  Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick  April 2, 1952  Encore  April 3, 1952  Anything Can Happen  April 8, 1952  My Son John  May 1, 1952  The Atomic City  May 16, 1952  Denver and Rio Grande  June 11, 1952  Jumping Jacks  July 14, 1952  Son of Paleface  distribution only; produced by Hope Enterprises  July 17, 1952  Carrie  September 24, 1952  Somebody Loves Me  September 1952  The Savage Caribbean Gold  produced by Pine-Thomas ProductionsJust for You  October 3, 1952  Hurricane Smith  November 14, 1952  The Turning Point  December 24, 1952  Come Back, Little Sheba  December 25, 1952  Road to Bali  distribution only; produced by Hope Enterprises; The sixth of the Road films December 31, 1952  The Stooge  December 1952  The Blazing Forest produced by Pine-Thomas Productions

1953
 Release date Title Notes January 1953  Tropic Zone  February 3, 1953  Thunder in the East  March 11, 1953  The Stars Are Singing  March 26, 1953  Off Limits  April 1, 1953  The Girls of Pleasure Island  April 22, 1953  Jamaica Run  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions April 23, 1953  Shane  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture April 27, 1953  Scared Stiff  May 27, 1953  Sangaree  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions June 3, 1953  The Vanquished  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions June 5, 1953  Pony Express  June 6, 1953  Stalag 17  July 2, 1953  Houdini  August 3, 1953  Arrowhead  August 10, 1953  The Caddy  August 26, 1953  The War of the Worlds  September 2, 1953  Roman Holiday  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture October 7, 1953  Botany Bay  October 16, 1953  Those Redheads from Seattle  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions October 22, 1953  Here Come the Girls  October 1953  Little Boy Lost  November 21, 1953  Flight to Tangier  November 24, 1953  Cease Fire  November 28, 1953  Forever Female  December 31, 1953  Money from Home 

1954
 Release date Title Notes January 27, 1954  Alaska Seas  February 12, 1954  Jivaro  March 3, 1954  The Naked Jungle  March 26, 1954  Red Garters  April 7, 1954  Casanova's Big Night  April 14, 1954  Knock on Wood  April 21, 1954  Elephant Walk  June 6, 1954  Secret of the Incas  July 23, 1954  Living It Up  August 3, 1954  About Mrs. Leslie  September 1, 1954  Rear Window  distribution only; produced by Alfred J. Hitchcock ProductionsOwned by Universal Pictures October 14, 1954  White Christmas  October 15, 1954  Sabrina  December 22, 1954  3 Ring Circus 

1955
 Release date Title Notes January 20, 1955  The Bridges at Toko-Ri  March 25, 1955  Strategic Air Command  March 30, 1955  Mambo  April 20, 1955  Conquest of Space  May 14, 1955  Run for Cover  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions May 17, 1955  The Country Girl  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture May 20, 1955  The Far Horizons  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions June 23, 1955  The Seven Little Foys  distribution only; produced by Hope Enterprises June 27, 1955  Hell's Island  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions July 7, 1955  We're No Angels  July 20, 1955  You're Never Too Young  August 3, 1955  To Catch a Thief  directed by Alfred Hitchcock September 1955  The Girl Rush  October 3, 1955  The Trouble with Harry  distribution only; produced by Alfred J. Hitchcock Productions October 5, 1955  The Desperate Hours  October 20, 1955  Lucy Gallant  produced by Pine-Thomas Productions October 1955  Ulysses  distribution only; produced by Lux Film, Producciones Ponti-de Laurentiis and Zénith Films November 7, 1955  Artists and Models  December 12, 1955  The Rose Tattoo  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture

1956
 Release date Title Notes January 27, 1956  The Court Jester  April 22, 1956  The Birds and the Bees  April 1956  Anything Goes The Scarlet Hour  June 1, 1956  The Man Who Knew Too Much  distribution only; produced by Filwite Productions June 4, 1956  That Certain Feeling  June 6, 1956  The Leather Saint  June 13, 1956  The Proud and Profane  July 17, 1956  Godzilla, King of the Monsters!  Released in Spain August 1, 1956  Pardners  August 21, 1956  War and Peace  August 29, 1956  The Vagabond King  October 1, 1956  The Search for Bridey Murphy  October 5, 1956  The Ten Commandments  Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture. A remake of the 1923 film, in VistaVision. Annually broadcast by the ABC television network in the United States since 1973, traditionally the evening before Easter Sunday. November 14, 1956  The Mountain  December 6, 1956  Hollywood or Bust  16th and final Martin and Lewis comedy film. December 13, 1956  The Rainmaker 

1957
 Release date Title Notes February 9, 1957  Three Violent People  February 13, 1957  Funny Face  March 20, 1957  Fear Strikes Out  May 30, 1957  Gunfight at the O.K. Corral  May 1957  The Buster Keaton Story  June 6, 1957  The Delicate Delinquent  June 7, 1957  Beau James  July 9, 1957  Loving You  August 23, 1957  Omar Khayyam  September 26, 1957  The Joker Is Wild  September 1957  Short Cut to Hell  October 4, 1957  The Devil's Hairpin  October 16, 1957  Mister Rock and Roll  October 23, 1957  The Tin Star  October 25, 1957  Spanish Affair  October 1957  Hear Me Good  November 5, 1957  Stowaway Girl  November 10, 1957  The Lonely Man  November 13, 1957  Zero Hour!  Theatrical distribution, co-production with Bartlett-Champion Productions, Carmel Productions and Delta Enterprises Inc. November 27, 1957  The Sad Sack  December 11, 1957  Wild Is the Wind 

1958
 Release date Title Notes January 1958  High Hell  March 12, 1958  Desire Under the Elms  March 1958  Country Music Holiday  April 1, 1958  Teacher's Pet  April 7, 1958  St. Louis Blues  May 2, 1958  Another Time, Another Place  May 9, 1958  Vertigo  distribution only; produced by Alfred J. Hitchcook Productions May 21, 1958  Maracaibo  June 1958  The Space Children Hot Spell  July 2, 1958  King Creole  July 23, 1958  Rock-A-Bye Baby  August 12, 1958  The Matchmaker  September 12, 1958  The Blob  distribution only September 1958  As Young as We Are The Party Crashers  October 1958  I Married a Monster from Outer Space  November 1, 1958  When Hell Broke Loose  November 2, 1958  The Geisha Boy  November 19, 1958  Houseboat The Colossus of New York  December 1, 1958  The Buccaneer  A remake of the 1936 version; filmed in Technicolor and VistaVision. December 1958  The Hot Angel 

1959
 Release date Title Notes January 28, 1959  The Trap  February 12, 1959  The Black Orchid  February 1959  The Young Captives Tokyo After Dark  March 26, 1959  Tempest  April 8, 1959  Thunder in the Sun  June 16, 1959  Don't Give Up the Ship  June 17, 1959  The Hangman  June 18, 1959  The Five Pennies  June 1959  The Man Who Could Cheat Death  July 8, 1959  Tarzan's Greatest Adventure  distribution only; produced by Solar Film Productions July 29, 1959  Last Train from Gun Hill  August 19, 1959  But Not for Me  September 11, 1959  That Kind of Woman  October 8, 1959  Career  October 15, 1959  The Jayhawkers!  December 11, 1959  Li'l Abner  Based on the comic strip of the same name

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External links
 Paramount Pictures Complete Library

 1950-1959
Category:1950s in American cinema
Category:Lists of 1950s films