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[Houston's] films showcase stunning cinematography, inventive narratives, and incredibly diverse performers with respect to race, gender, and body. Houston's work critically queers representations of black [women's] sexual desire, offering modes of pleasure outside hegemonic, heteronormative representations of black female sexuality in pornography.
Shine Louise Houston is a filmmaker and the founding director and producer of Pink and White Productions, an independent production company creating queer pornography in San Francisco. Houston makes feature-length pornographic films in addition to producing, directing, and shooting hundreds of installments for her queer porn membership site Houston distributes her own work and that of other indie adult filmmakers through PinkLabel.tv, catering to different sexual communities. Contents 1 Significance 2 Education 3 Career 4 Awards and honors 5 Featured publications 6 Influences 7 References 8 External links Significance



Shine Louise Houston's films have screened at film festivals around the world. Houston speaks widely on issues of representation and sexual freedom of expression.[3] She is heavily involved with the feminist and queer art community as well as doing sexual health work and sex worker activism.[1][3] In her work, Houston features a diverse range of ethnicities, body types, non-conforming genders, and sexual identities [4][1] Houston has been written about widely in numerous publications on the intersections of race, pornography, and desire. Ariane Cruz, a professor of women's studies at Penn State, writes in her book, The Color of Kink, Critics have stated that Houston's work counters inauthentic representations of women, trans, gender nonconforming, and queer folks of color's sexuality and desire in mainstream porn.[5] They also feel that Houston incorporates her own pleasure and desire as a black women into her pornography acting as a self-aware voyeur and camera operator.[1][5] Education Houston received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film from the San Francisco Art Institute.[2] Career After graduating, Houston worked at a Good Vibrations sex shop in the San Francisco Bay area for five years.[3] While at Good Vibrations, Houston found an undeserved need for queer-made pornography when customers asked for recommendations on the search for representation of their own sexual communities. [1] Community demand inspired Houston to band together with friends to make their own queer pornography.[5] Houston founded Pink and White Productions and in 2008 launched the queer pornography distribution site CrashPadSeries.com.[1] The company's first queer porn feature, Crash Pad, starring Jiz Lee, establishes the location of all the subsequent CrashPadSeries episodes.[1] The Crash Pad is an apartment located in San Francisco dedicated to mutual pleasure based queer sex and Houston acts as Key Keeper to the Crash Pad.[5] Houston incorporates into the scene her presence behind the camera via her own kink, and participation, as a voyeur.[1] In the feature SuperFreak she stars as the ghost of Rick James.[4] The ghost possesses people on a mission to turn the whole world into SuperFreaks having great sex.[2] All models in Pink and White Productions videos seek them out, and Houston organizes scenes around the model's personal fantasies.[2] CrashPadSeries.com debuts episodic, reality-based queer pornography videos.[5] The site is set up like a blog, featuring photos and identity profiles of the stars to make visible the alternate gender identities and sexualities represented in their videos.[1] As of 2017, Houston is in post-production for their next feature, Snapshot, a horror film dedicated to complicating the limited "coming out" narrative predominantly featured in mainstream media.[6] Awards and honors This section of a biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification. 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Find sources: "Shine Louise Houston" – news · newspapers · books · scholar · JSTOR (May 2017) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) CineKink Choice Award for Best Narrative Feature" SNAPSHOT, 2017 Cinekink New York City [7] Movie of the Year" SNAPSHOT, 2017 Toronto International Porn Festival [8] Selected, BFI FLARE LGBT Film Festival London, SNAPSHOT [9] "Audience Winner" CrashPad's Guide to Fisting, La Fete du Slip "Best Orgasm" 2015 BRIEFS Erotic Short Film Competition CrashPad Romp Comp "Best Porn Studio" 2014 Best of the Bay, San Francisco Bay Guardian, Bed Party: Eden Alexander and Sebastian Keys – 2015 XBIZ Awards Nominated "Feminist Porn Release of the Year" CrashPadSeries.com – 2015 XBIZ Awards Nominated "Alternative Site of the Year" CrashPadSeries.com – 2015 AVN Awards Nominated "Specialty Site of the Year" Bed Party: Eden Alexander and Sebastian Keys – 2014 Feminist Porn Awards "Best Boygasm" Occupied: a queer hardcore romance for the 99% – 2014 XBIZ Awards "Feminist Porn Release of the Year" CrashPadSeries.com – 2014 XBIZ Awards "Specialty Site of the Year" PinkLabel.tv – 2014 XBIZ Nominated "Specialty Site of the Year" CrashPadSeries.com – 2014 TrannyAwards Nominated "Best Sex Scene" CrashPadSeries.com – 2011-2014 AVN Awards Nominated "Best Alternative Site" CrashPadSeries.com – 2012 Feminist Porn Awards Best Website HeavenlySpire.com – 2011 Feminist Porn Awards Best Website Crash Pad Series Volume 6 – Nominated 2011 Feminist Porn Awards "Audience Choice Award" 2010 Feminist Porn Awards – Crash Pad Series Volume 5 (Shawn & Mickey Mod) "Movie of the Year" 2009 Feminist Porn Awards – Champion: Love Hurts "Best Video Feature" Nomination 2010 AVN Awards – Champion: Love Hurts "Steamiest Trans Sex Scene" 2000 Feminist Porn Awards – Crash Pad Series Volume 2 (Julie & Michelle Aston) "Best Dyke Sex Film" 2008 Feminist Porn Awards – Crash Pad Series Volume 1 "Best Trans Sex Scene" 2007 Feminist Porn Awards – The Wild Search (Papi Cox & Will Thrustwell) "Best Dyke Sex Scene" 2007 Feminist Porn Awards – Superfreak (Lorelei Lee, Princess Donna & Dana DeArmond) "Best Dyke Sex Scene" 2006 Feminist Porn Awards – The Crash Pad (Jiz Lee & Shawn) Selected, Outfest 2006, the 26th Annual Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Selected, 18th Annual Vancouver Queer Film Fest Selected, Cineffable 2006, Paris Vixens + Visionaries Independent Porn Awards – "Best Dyke Sex Scene" The Crash Pad[3] Featured publications A Taste for Brown Sugar: Black Women in Pornography by Mireille Miller-Young Black Female Sexualities edited by Trimiko Melancon Freeing Ourselves: A guide to Health and Self Love for Brown Bois by The Brown Boi Project Porn After Porn, "Mighty Real," Shine Louise Houston, Sept 2014 (Reprinted with Permission in XBIZ Fall 2014 Issue) Porn for Pussies: Representations of Queer Female Sexuality in Shine Louise Houston's Pornography by Engel Nicole, Presented at the National Women's Studies Association As the pioneering producer and director of Pink & White Productions, Shine Louise Houston has always had unique vision. Graduating from San Francisco Arts Institute with a Bachelors in Fine Art Film, her works have become the new gold standard of adult cinema. During a five year position at the women-owned, sex toy purveyor Good Vibrations, Shine recognized an under-served demand for an alternative to mainstream pornography, and began to create well-crafted queer made porn. Shine's films have been recognized among the next big wave of women produced porn and have been internationally screened from Amsterdam to New Zealand. I believe there's a lot of room and need to create adult content that's real, that's respectful and powerful ... I think it's the perfect place to become political. It's a place where money, sex, media, and ethics converge. There is power in creating images, and for a woman of color and a queer to take that power... I don't find it exploitative; I think it's necessary. January 31, 2020 Orion Pictures co-production with Bron Creative and Automatik Entertainment Bad Trip April 17, 2020 co-production with Gorilla Flicks, The District, and Helo[74] Valley Girl May 8, 2020 Orion Classics/MGM co-production with Sneak Preview Productions Bill & Ted Face the Music August 21, 2020 Orion Pictures[75] co-production with Hammerstone Studios No Time to Die November 25, 2020 MGM U.S. Distribution only; co-production with EON Productions; international distribution by Universal Pictures[66][76] Samaritan December 11, 2020 co-production with Balboa Productions Respect December 25, 2020 co-production with Bron Creative; US distribution only; international distribution by Universal Pictures 2021 Cash Truck January 15, 2021[77] co-production with Miramax and Ritchie/Wigram Productions Dog February 14, 2021 co-production with Free Association[78] Tomb Raider 2 March 19, 2021 co-production with GK Films and Square Enix Dark Harvest[79] September 24, 2021 co-production with Matt Tolmach Productions The Addams Family 2 October 22, 2021 co-production with Bron Creative, The Jackal Group, Whalerock Industries, and Cinesite Studios;[73] U.S. Distribution only; international distribution by Universal Pictures Gucci November 2021 co-production with Scott Free Productions;[80] U.S. Distribution only; international distribution by Universal Pictures 2022 Untitled Sesame Street musical January 22, 2022[81][82] co-financier; co-production with Sesame Workshop; distributed by Warner Bros. TBA Legally Blonde 3 T May 13, 1919 Broken Blossoms Originally made for Famous Players, bought by United Artists September 1, 1919 His Majesty, the American First United Artists production December 28, 1919 When the Clouds Roll By 1920s Release date Title Notes January 18, 1920 Polyanna[N 1] January 27, 1920 Suds[N 1] April 25, 1920 Down on the Farm May 16, 1920 Romance June 13, 1920 The Mollycoddle August 22, 1920 The Love Flower September 3, 1920 Way Down East December 5, 1920 The Mark of Zorro January 9, 1921 The Love Light[N 1] March 6, 1921 The Nut April 12, 1921 Dream Street May 5, 1921 Through the Back Door[N 1] August 21, 1921 Disraeli August 28, 1921 The Three Musketeers September 15, 1921 Little Lord Fauntleroy[N 1] October 9, 1921 J'accuse October 30, 1921 The Iron Trail December 28, 1921 Orphans of the Storm January 22, 1922 The Ruling Passion February 12, 1922 A Doll's House March 19, 1922 Fair Lady April 23, 1922 The Glorious Adventure August 5, 1922 A Tailor-Made Man August 27, 1922 The Three Must-Get-Theres October 1, 1922 The Man Who Played God October 2, 1922 One Exciting Night October 18, 1922 Robin Hood November 12, 1922 Tess of the Storm Country[N 1] February 15, 1923 The Girl I Loved March 5, 1923 The Shriek of Araby May 21, 1923 The White Rose September 3, 1923 Rosita[N 1] October 1, 1923 A Woman of Paris[N 2] February 21, 1924 America Produced by D. W. Griffith, Inc. March 23, 1924 The Thief of Bagdad May 25, 1924 Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall[N 1] December 5, 1924 Isn't Life Wonderful February 15, 1925 The Salvation Hunters April 14, 1925 Waking Up the Town[N 1] June 15, 1925 Don Q, Son of Zorro June 26, 1925 The Gold Rush[N 3][N 2] July 6, 1925 Wild Justice August 2, 1925 Sally of the Sawdust October 18, 1925 Little Annie Rooney[N 1] November 8, 1925 The Eagle November 16, 1925 Stella Dallas[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 27, 1925 Tumbleweeds 1926 A Woman of the Sea February 15, 1926 Partners Again[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions March 8, 1926 The Black Pirate March 14, 1926 The Bat September 5, 1926 The Son of the Sheik September 19, 1926 Sparrows October 14, 1926 The Winning of Barbara Worth[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 27, 1927 The Night of Love[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions February 5, 1927 The General March 11, 1927 The Love of Sunya March 12, 1927 The Beloved Rogue March 19, 1927 Resurrection July 24, 1927 Topsy and Eva September 10, 1927 College September 18, 1927 The Magic Flame[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions September 23, 1927 Two Arabian Knights October 31, 1927 My Best Girl November 3, 1927 The Devil Dancer[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 21, 1927 The Gaucho December 2, 1927 Sorrell and Son December 31, 1927 The Dove January 6, 1928 The Circus[N 2] January 7, 1928 Sadie Thompson January 24, 1928 Drums of Love February 4, 1928 The Garden of Eden March 23, 1928 Two Lovers[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions May 14, 1928 Ramona May 20, 1928 Steamboat Bill, Jr. May 27, 1928 Tempest September 1928 The Woman Disputed October 1928 Revenge October 12, 1928 The Battle of the Sexes November 17, 1928 The Awakening[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 12, 1929 The Rescue[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 22, 1929 Lady of the Pavements February 21, 1929 The Iron Mask April 6, 1929 Coquette April 20, 1929 Alibi Distribution only; produced by Feature Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture May 2, 1929 Bulldog Drummond[N 4] May 11, 1929 Eternal Love June 1, 1929 The Three Passions June 8, 1929 She Goes to War June 22, 1929 This Is Heaven[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions August 24, 1929 Evangeline September 15, 1929 Three Live Ghosts October 12, 1929 Vénus November 3, 1929 Condemned[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 11, 1929 The Trespasser November 16, 1929 The Locked Door November 30, 1929 The Taming of the Shrew[N 1] December 28, 1929 New York Nights 1930s Release date Title Notes January 18, 1930 Lummox February 8, 1930 Be Yourself March 1, 1930 Puttin' On the Ritz March 15, 1930 Hell Harbor May 3, 1930 The Bad One May 3, 1930 One Romantic Night[N 5] July 24, 1930 Raffles[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions August 30, 1930 The Eyes of the World September 13, 1930 What a Widow! October 5, 1930 Whoopee![N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions October 11, 1930 Du Barry, Woman of Passion November 8, 1930 Abraham Lincoln[N 3] distribution only; produced by Feature Productions; directed by D. W. Griffith November 13, 1930 The Bat Whispers November 15, 1930 Hell's Angels[N 6] distribution only November 28, 1930 The Lottery Bride December 20, 1930 The Devil to Pay![N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 20, 1930 Reaching for the Moon January 14, 1931 One Heavenly Night[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 30, 1931 City Lights[N 2] March 14, 1931 Kiki[N 1] April 4, 1931 The Front Page Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. May 16, 1931 Indiscreet Directed by D. W. Griffith, his last film September 5, 1931 Street Scene[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions October 3, 1931 Palmy Days[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions October 17, 1931 The Age for Love distribution only; produced by The Caddo Company October 28, 1931 The Unholy Garden[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 28, 1931 Corsair December 10, 1931 The Struggle December 12, 1931 Around the World in 80 Minutes with Douglas Fairbanks December 17, 1931 Tonight or Never[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 26, 1931 Arrowsmith[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. January 23, 1932 Cock of the Air February 13, 1932 The Greeks Had a Word for Them[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions March 12, 1932 Sky Devils April 9, 1932 Scarface[N 6] distribution only; Remake of 1983 film April 16, 1932 The Silver Lining April 25, 1932 Der Kongress tanzt May 11, 1932 Congress Dances August 4, 1932 White Zombie August 19, 1932 Mr. Robinson Crusoe October 12, 1932 Rain[N 3] November 2, 1932 Magic Night November 17, 1932 The Kid from Spain[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 24, 1932 Cynara[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions February 3, 1933 Hallelujah, I'm a Bum March 11, 1933 Perfect Understanding March 16, 1933 Secrets May 19, 1933 I Cover the Waterfront Produced by Edward Small June 28, 1933 Samarang August 25, 1933 Bitter Sweet September 3, 1933 The Masquerade[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions September 21, 1933 The Private Life of Henry VIII[N 3] distribution only; produced by London Films Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. September 29, 1933 The Emperor Jones October 7, 1933 The Bowery[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures November 2, 1933 Broadway Through a Keyhole[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures November 17, 1933 Blood Money[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures December 1, 1933 Advice to the Lovelorn[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures December 29, 1933 Roman Scandals[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 5, 1934 Gallant Lady January 19, 1934 Moulin Rouge January 26, 1934 Palooka Produced by Edward Small February 1, 1934 Nana[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions February 9, 1934 The Rise of Catherine the Great produced by London Films Productions March 29, 1934 Looking for Trouble[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures April 7, 1934 The House of Rothschild[N 7] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures April 28, 1934 The Last Gentleman[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures May 18, 1934 Born to Be Bad[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures May 29, 1934 Sorrell and Son August 15, 1934 Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures August 24, 1934 The Affairs of Cellini[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures September 7, 1934 The Count of Monte Cristo[N 8] Produced by Edward Small October 2, 1934 Our Daily Bread November 1, 1934 We Live Again[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 2, 1934 Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round [N 8] Produced by Edward Small November 10, 1934 Kid Millions[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 30, 1934 The Private Life of Don Juan distribution only; produced by London Films Productions December 21, 1934 The Queen's Affair December 23, 1934 Don Quixote December 23, 1934 The Mighty Barnum[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures January 25, 1935 Clive of India[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures February 7, 1935 The Scarlet Pimpernel produced by London Films Productions February 22, 1935 Folies Bergère de Paris[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures March 8, 1935 The Wedding Night[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions April 20, 1935 Les Misérables[N 7] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only, produced by Twentieth Century Pictures April 28, 1935 Cardinal Richelieu[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures May 17, 1935 Let 'Em Have It[N 8] May 24, 1935 Escape Me Never June 19, 1935 Nell Gwyn distribution only; Herbert Wilcox Productions (for) British & Dominions June 26, 1935 Sanders of the River produced by London Films Productions August 9, 1935 The Call of the Wild[N 7] distribution only; produced by Twentieth Century Pictures September 8, 1935 The Dark Angel[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions September 12, 1935 Red Salute[N 8] Produced by Edward Small October 13, 1935 Barbary Coast[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 7, 1935 The Melody Lingers On[N 8] Produced by Edward Small November 22, 1935 Splendor[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 9, 1936 Mimi January 24, 1936 Strike Me Pink[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions February 7, 1936 The Ghost Goes West produced by London Films Productions February 25, 1936 Modern Times[N 2] March 18, 1936 These Three[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions April 2, 1936 Little Lord Fauntleroy[N 3] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures April 17, 1936 Things to Come produced by London Films Productions April 27, 1936 The Amateur Gentleman distribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions May 13, 1936 One Rainy Afternoon[N 1] July 1, 1936 Moscow Nights produced by London Films Productions September 2, 1936 The Last of the Mohicans[N 8] Produced by Edward Small September 23, 1936 Dodsworth[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. October 2, 1936 The Gay Desperado[N 1] November 6, 1936 Come and Get It[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 19, 1936 The Garden of Allah[N 9] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures December 17, 1936 Accused distribution only; produced by Criterion Film Productions December 25, 1936 Rembrandt produced by London Films Productions December 25, 1936 Beloved Enemy[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions January 18, 1937 Men Are Not Gods produced by London Films Productions January 29, 1937 You Only Live Once[N 10] February 19, 1937 The Man Who Could Work Miracles produced by London Films Productions February 25, 1937 Storm in a Teacup produced by London Films Productions March 5, 1937 Fire Over England produced by London Films Productions March 5, 1937 History Is Made at Night[N 10] produced by Walter Wanger Productions April 5, 1937 Elephant Boy produced by London Films Productions April 18, 1937 A Night of Terror April 27, 1937 A Star Is Born[N 3] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures May 7, 1937 Woman Chases Man[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions May 19, 1937 Dreaming Lips June 14, 1937 When Thief Meets Thief July 2, 1937 Dark Journey July 23, 1937 Knight Without Armor produced by London Films Productions August 6, 1937 Stella Dallas[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions August 27, 1937 Dead End[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. September 3, 1937 The Prisoner of Zenda[N 5] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures October 29, 1937 Stand-In[N 10] November 9, 1937 The Hurricane distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 11, 1937 Murder on Diamond Row produced by London Films Productions November 19, 1937 52nd Street[N 10] November 25, 1937 Nothing Sacred[N 3] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures January 14, 1938 Action for Slander distribution only; produced by London Film Productions January 14, 1938 I Met My Love Again January 15, 1938 The Divorce of Lady X produced by London Films Productions February 4, 1938 The Goldwyn Follies[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions February 11, 1938 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer[N 11] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures March 18, 1938 Gaiety Girls produced by London Films Productions April 10, 1938 Return of the Scarlet Pimpernel produced by London Films Productions April 15, 1938 The Adventures of Marco Polo[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions April 25, 1938 Troopship produced by London Films Productions May 9, 1938 Moonlight Sonata June 17, 1938 Blockade[N 10] August 1, 1938 South Riding August 5, 1938 Algiers distribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions August 7, 1938 Vogues of 1938[N 10] September 9, 1938 Dreamers of Glory September 29, 1938 The Drum produced by Alexander Korda October 14, 1938 There Goes My Heart[N 12] November 3, 1938 The Young in Heart[N 9] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures November 17, 1938 The Cowboy and the Lady [N 4] [N 13] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 28, 1938 Trade Winds[N 10] December 29, 1938 The Duke of West Point[N 8] Produced by Edward Small January 12, 1939 Topper Takes a Trip[N 12] produced by Hal Roach February 10, 1939 Made for Each Other distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures February 17, 1939 King of the Turf[N 8] Produced by Edward Small March 2, 1939 Stagecoach[N 10] distribution only; produced by Walter Wanger Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. April 7, 1939 Wuthering Heights[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. April 9, 1939 Prison Without Bars produced by London Films Productions April 21, 1939 Zenobia produced by Hal Roach May 26, 1939 Captain Fury[N 12] produced by Hal Roach July 13, 1939 The Man in the Iron Mask[N 8] Produced by Edward Small July 28, 1939 Winter Carnival[N 10] August 3, 1939 The Four Feathers produced by London Films Productions August 18, 1939 They Shall Have Music[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions September 22, 1939 Intermezzo distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures September 29, 1939 The Real Glory[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions October 7, 1939 Eternally Yours[N 10] October 26, 1939 The Housekeeper's Daughter[N 12] December 22, 1939 Slightly Honorable December 29, 1939 Raffles[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions December 30, 1939 Of Mice and Men Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. 1940s Release date Title Notes January 19, 1940 The Lion Has Wings produced by London Films Productions February 16, 1940 A Chump at Oxford[N 12] produced by Hal Roach March 1, 1940 The House Across the Bay March 22, 1940 My Son, My Son![N 8] distribution only Produced by Edward Small March 29, 1940 Over the Moon produced by London Films Productions April 5, 1940 One Million B.C.[N 12] produced by Hal Roach May 3, 1940 Saps at Sea[N 12] produced by Hal Roach May 17, 1940 Turnabout[N 12] produced by Hal Roach May 20, 1940 Conquest of the Air produced by London Films Productions May 24, 1940 Our Town distribution only; produced by Sol Lesser April 12, 1940 Rebecca[N 9] Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures July 19, 1940 South of Pago Pago[N 8] Produced by Edward Small. distribution only August 9, 1940 Captain Caution[N 12] produced by Hal Roach August 16, 1940 Foreign Correspondent[N 10] distributor only; produced by Walter Wanger Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. August 30, 1940 Kit Carson[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only September 13, 1940 Pastor Hall September 20, 1940 The Westerner[N 4] distribution only; produced by Samuel Goldwyn Productions November 11, 1940 The Long Voyage Home[N 10] distributor only; produced by Argosy Pictures. Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. November 29, 1940 Contraband[N 14] distributor only; produced by British National Films Company December 25, 1940 The Thief of Bagdad distribution only; produced by London Films Productions January 10, 1941 The Son of Monte Cristo[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only February 18, 1941 Road Show[N 12] February 21, 1941 Cheers for Miss Bishop[N 14] February 27, 1941 So Ends Our Night March 7, 1941 The Great Dictator[N 2] distributor only; Charles Chaplin Film Corporation Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. March 21, 1941 Topper Returns[N 12] produced by Hal Roach April 3, 1941 Pot o' Gold distribution only April 20, 1941 That Uncertain Feeling distributor only; an Ernst Lubitsch/Sol Lesser Productions April 30, 1941 That Hamilton Woman produced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc[1] May 14, 1941 Major Barbara distributor only; Gabriel Pascal Productions June 13, 1941 Broadway Limited[N 12] produced by Hal Roach June 23, 1941 Kukan July 4, 1941 Sailors Three September 10, 1941 New Wine September 12, 1941 Tanks a Million[N 12] produced by Hal Roach September 25, 1941 Lydia distribution only, produced by London Films Productions October 16, 1941 International Lady[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only October 17, 1941 Niagara Falls[N 12] produced by Hal Roach October 31, 1941 Sundown October 31, 1941 All-American Co-Ed[N 12] November 14, 1941 Miss Polly[N 12] produced by Hal Roach November 28, 1941 The Corsican Brothers[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only November 28, 1941 Fiesta[N 12] produced by Hal Roach December 25, 1941 The Shanghai Gesture[N 15] January 2, 1942 Hay Foot[N 12] produced by Hal Roach January 31, 1942 Brooklyn Orchid[N 12] produced by Hal Roach February 12, 1942 Pimpernel Smith[N 14] U.S. distribution by Produced by Edward Small only; produced by British National Films March 6, 1942 To Be or Not to Be[N 10] distributor only; Romaine Film Corp.[2] March 13, 1942 Dudes Are Pretty People[N 12] produced by Hal Roach April 3, 1942 Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book distribution only;[N 16] produced by Alexander Korda Films, Inc.[3] April 16, 1942 About Face[N 12] distribution only; produced by Hal Roach Studios April 16, 1942 A Gentleman After Dark[N 8] April 30, 1942 Twin Beds[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only May 22, 1942 Flying with Music[N 12] May 23, 1942 Ships with Wings[N 17] May 29, 1942 Miss Annie Rooney[N 8] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only June 21, 1942 Friendly Enemies[N 8] Produced by Edward Small October 16, 1942 One of Our Aircraft Is Missing[N 14] U.S. distribution only;[4] British National Films production October 22, 1942 The Devil with Hitler[N 12] produced by Hal Roach October 23, 1942 Undercover Man[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman October 27, 1942 The Moon and Sixpence Distribution only; A David L. Loew-Albert Lewin, Inc. production.[5] October 30, 1942 I Married a Witch[N 10] Sold to UA for release.[6] Co-production with Paramount Pictures and Cinema Guild Productions November 13, 1942 Silver Queen November 20, 1942 Fall In[N 12] produced by Hal Roach November 27, 1942 Jacare December 11, 1942 American Empire December 18, 1942 Lost Canyon[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman December 23, 1942 In Which We Serve U.S. distribution only; A Two Cities Films production.[7] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. December 31, 1942 The McGuerins from Brooklyn[N 12] January 15, 1943 The Powers Girl January 22, 1943 The Crystal Ball[N 10] Co-production with Paramount Pictures January 29, 1943 Calaboose[N 12] February 5, 1943 Young and Willing distribution only February 5, 1943 The Outlaw Howard Hughes Productions; distribution only March 12, 1943 Hoppy Serves a Writ[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman April 2, 1943 Border Patrol[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman April 15, 1943 Hangmen Also Die![N 19] April 16, 1943 Taxi, Mister produced by Hal Roach May 1, 1943 Lady of Burlesque May 14, 1943 Buckskin Frontier May 21, 1943 Prairie Chickens[N 12] produced by Hal Roach May 28, 1943 The Leather Burners[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman May 28, 1943 Nazty Nuisance[N 12] produced by Hal Roach June 18, 1943 Colt Comrades[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman June 24, 1943 Stage Door Canteen Principal Artists Productions; distribution only June 29, 1943 Yanks Ahoy[N 12] produced by Hal Roach July 11, 1943 The Foreman Went to France July 17, 1943 Victory Through Air Power distribution only; produced by Walt Disney Productions August 2, 1943 Hi Diddle Diddle September 3, 1943 Johnny Come Lately[N 14] distribution only; produced by William Cagney Productions September 10, 1943 The Kansan October 1, 1943 Bar 20[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman November 5, 1943 False Colors[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman December 3, 1943 Riders of the Deadline[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman December 24, 1943 Jack London December 30, 1943 Three Russian Girls December 31, 1943 The Woman of the Town February 8, 1944 Texas Masquerade[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman February 11, 1944 The Bridge of San Luis Rey Produced by Benedict Bogeaus March 3, 1944 Voice in the Wind[N 19] March 17, 1944 Knickerbocker Holiday April 7, 1944 Up in Mabel's Room[N 8] Produced by Edward Small April 28, 1944 Lumberjack[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman May 28, 1944 It Happened Tomorrow[N 19] May 31, 1944 Mystery Man[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman, distribution only June 21, 1944 Song of the Open Road[N 14] June 23, 1944 Forty Thieves[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by Harry Sherman June 30, 1944 Sensations of 1945[N 14] July 2, 1944 The Hairy Ape July 14, 1944 Summer Storm July 20, 1944 Since You Went Away[N 9] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures August 4, 1944 Abroad with Two Yanks[N 8] distribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions November 21, 1944 Dark Waters[N 15] Produced by Benedict Bogeaus November 23, 1944 Three Is a Family December 8, 1944 Guest in the House December 29, 1944 Tomorrow, the World January 5, 1945 I'll Be Seeing You[N 9] distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures January 6, 1945 Mr. Emmanuel March 31, 1945 Delightfully Dangerous April 7, 1945 Brewster's Millions[N 8] Produced by Edward Small April 21, 1945 It's in the Bag![N 14] distribution only; produced by Manhattan Productions April 26, 1945 Blood on the Sun[N 3][N 14] April 30, 1945 The Southerner May 4, 1945 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp distribution only; produced by The Archers May 25, 1945 The Great John L. June 22, 1945 Bedside Manner[N 14] July 13, 1945 The Story of G.I. Joe July 27, 1945 Guest Wife[N 14] distribution only; produced by Greentree Productions October 3, 1945 Blithe Spirit distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films October 12, 1945 Love on the Dole distribution only; produced by British National Films October 17, 1945 Paris Underground October 31, 1945 Spellbound[N 9] Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. distribution only; produced by Selznick International Pictures November 15, 1945 The Way to the Stars distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films November 22, 1945 Captain Kidd Produced by Benedict Bogeaus, distribution only November 30, 1945 Getting Gertie's Garter[N 8] distribution only; produced by Edward Small Productions January 11, 1946 Abilene Town distribution only; produced by Guild Productions January 25, 1946 Whistle Stop distribution only February 15, 1946 The Diary of a Chambermaid[N 14] Produced by Benedict Bogeaus, distribution only February 26, 1946 Breakfast in Hollywood March 1, 1946 Young Widow May 10, 1946 A Night in Casablanca[N 10] June 17, 1946 Henry V Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture; distribution only; produced by Two Cities Films. July 19, 1946 A Scandal in Paris[N 19] August 2, 1946 Mr. Ace[N 15] Produced by Benedict Bogeaus September 6, 1946 The Bachelor's Daughters September 6, 1946 Caesar and Cleopatra US distribution only; produced by Eagle-Lion Films September 20, 1946 Angel on My Shoulder October 20, 1946 Little Iodine[N 1] October 25, 1946 The Strange Woman distribution only November 15, 1946 The Devil's Playground[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd November 17, 1946 The Chase distribution only December 13, 1946 Susie Steps Out[N 1] December 27, 1946 Abie's Irish Rose[N 19] distribution only; produced by Bing Crosby Producers January 31, 1947 Fool's Gold[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd February 21, 1947 The Fabulous Dorseys February 28, 1947 Carnegie Hall[N 19] March 16, 1947 The Red House distribution only March 28, 1947 Unexpected Guest[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd April 4, 1947 The Sin of Harold Diddlebock April 11, 1947 Monsieur Verdoux[N 2] April 18, 1947 New Orleans[N 19] April 20, 1947 The Macomber Affair Produced by Benedict Bogeaus April 25, 1947 The Private Affairs of Bel Ami[N 14] May 2, 1947 Ramrod[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios May 9, 1947 The Adventures of Don Coyote[N 1] Produced by Comet Productions May 14, 1947 The Other Love[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios May 15, 1947 Fun on a Weekend[N 19] distribution only May 16, 1947 Dishonored Lady distribution only May 23, 1947 Dangerous Venture[N 18] May 30, 1947 Copacabana[N 14] distribution only; produced by Beacon Productions June 21, 1947 Stork Bites Man[N 1] July 1, 1947 The Marauders[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd July 18, 1947 Hoppy's Holiday[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd August 23, 1947 Curley[N 12] produced by Hal Roach August 29, 1947 The Hal Roach Comedy Carnival[N 12] produced by Hal Roach August 29, 1947 The Fabulous Joe[N 12] produced by Hal Roach August 30, 1947 The Roosevelt Story September 5, 1947 Lured[N 19] September 12, 1947 Heaven Only Knows[N 19] October 31, 1947 Christmas Eve[N 14] Produced by Benedict Bogeaus November 9, 1947 Body and Soul[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios December 6, 1947 Intrigue[N 14] December 31, 1947 The Paradine Case distribution only; produced by Vanguard Films (Selznick) January 1948 Fanny by Gaslight February 3, 1948 On Our Merry Way Produced by Benedict Bogeaus, distribution only March 6, 1948 Arch of Triumph[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios March 14, 1948 The Angry God March 15, 1948 Here Comes Trouble[N 12] March 16, 1948 Sleep, My Love[N 14] March 19, 1948 Silent Conflict[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd April 9, 1948 Who Killed Doc Robbin[N 12] produced by Hal Roach April 30, 1948 The Dead Don't Dream[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd June 11, 1948 Sinister Journey[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd June 1948 So This Is New York[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios July 16, 1948 Texas, Brooklyn and Heaven July 21, 1948 The Vicious Circle July 23, 1948 Borrowed Trouble[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd August 3, 1948 Four Faces West[N 14] distribution only; produced by The Enterprise Studios August 24, 1948 Pitfall distribution only September 3, 1948 The Time of Your Life[N 14] September 10, 1948 False Paradise[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd September 17, 1948 Red River distribution only; produced by Monterey Productions September 24, 1948 Urubu[N 14] September 25, 1948 Rope[N 6] distribution only; produced by Transatlantic Pictures; overseas distribution; Warner Bros. distributed the film in the US October 8, 1948 Strange Gamble[N 18] Hopalong Cassidy film produced by William Boyd October 15, 1948 An Innocent Affair November 5, 1948 My Dear Secretary November 19, 1948 High Fury December 15, 1948 The Valiant Hombre January 1949 Siren of Atlantis February 25, 1949 Cover Up March 11, 1949 Jigsaw distribution only April 1, 1949 Impact distribution only April 22, 1949 The Crooked Way Produced by Benedict Bogeaus, distribution only May 2, 1949 Outpost in Morocco May 12, 1949 Home of the Brave[N 14] Produced by Stanley Kramer May 13, 1949 The Gay Amigo May 20, 1949 Champion [N 14] Produced by Stanley Kramer, distribution only May 26, 1949 The Lucky Stiff May 27, 1949 Africa Screams[N 3][N 8] distribution only June 14, 1949 The Daring Caballero August 13, 1949 Too Late for Tears August 19, 1949 Black Magic[N 8] Produced by Edward Small September 30, 1949 Red Light October 5, 1949 Under the Sun of Rome October 7, 1949 Satan's Cradle October 26, 1949 Without Honor October 26, 1949 Just a Big Simple Life November 4, 1949 The Big Wheel November 8, 1949 The Great Dan Patch November 18, 1949 Johnny Holiday[N 14] November 25, 1949 A Kiss for Corliss December 23, 1949 Mrs. Mike[N 14] 1950s Release date Title Notes January 6, 1950 Davy Crockett, Indian Scout Produced by Edward Small January 20, 1950 Gun Crazy[N 20] distribution only February 24, 1950 The Girl from San Lorenzo March 3, 1950 Love Happy[N 14] March 10, 1950 Tehran March 10, 1950 The Great Plane Robbery March 24, 1950 Quicksand distribution only April 21, 1950 D.O.A.[N 3] distribution only May 5, 1950 Johnny One-Eye Produced by Benedict Bogeaus May 11, 1950 Champagne for Caesar May 20, 1950 So Young, So Bad June 16, 1950 The Iroquois Trail Produced by Edward Small June 30, 1950 If This Be Sin July 7, 1950 The Second Woman distribution only July 7, 1950 Once a Thief July 20, 1950 The Men[N 14] Produced by Stanley Kramer July 26, 1950 The Underworld Story[N 20] August 4, 1950 The Admiral Was a Lady distribution only; produced by Roxbury Productions October 22, 1950 The Kangaroo Kid November 16, 1950 Cyrano de Bergerac[N 3] Produced by Stanley Kramer December 12, 1950 The Sound of Fury[N 14] 1951 Cloudburst February 8, 1951 They Were Not Divided March 8, 1951 Three Husbands March 29, 1951 So Long at the Fair April 6, 1951 The Scarf April 17, 1951 Circle of Danger April 20, 1951 When I Grow Up April 27, 1951 The First Legion April 27, 1951 The Man from Planet X April 30, 1951 Skipalong Rosenbloom May 9, 1951 The Long Dark Hall May 18, 1951 New Mexico June 11, 1951 Four in a Jeep June 14, 1951 The Man with My Face June 28, 1951 Three Steps North July 1, 1951 The Prowler July 5, 1951 The Hoodlum July 7, 1951 Queen for a Day July 13, 1951 He Ran All the Way July 30, 1951 Oliver Twist distribution only; produced by Cineguild; first released in the UK in 1948. July 1951 Two Gals and a Guy Produced by Weisner Brothers for Eagle-Lion Films. August 10, 1951 Pardon My French August 24, 1951 St. Benny the Dip distribution only September 5, 1951 Wicked City September 9, 1951 Gold Raiders September 10, 1951 The Well September 10, 1951 The River distribution only; produced by Oriental International Films September 18, 1951 Mr. Peek-a-Boo September 18, 1951 Mister Drake's Duck October 9, 1951 Fort Defiance November 2, 1951 Tom Brown's Schooldays distribution only; produced by Talisman Productions November 13, 1951 The Big Night December 2, 1951 Scrooge[N 21] US distribution only December 31, 1951 Hotel Sahara January 6, 1952 Another Man's Poison January 6, 1952 The Lady Says No January 11, 1952 Chicago Calling[N 20] January 15, 1952 A Tale of Five Cities January 31, 1952 The Green Glove distribution only February 5, 1952 The Late Edwina Black distribution only; produced by Romulus Films February 8, 1952 Buffalo Bill in Tomahawk Territory February 20, 1952 The African Queen[N 22] distribution only; produced by Horizon Pictures and Romulus Films February 22, 1952 One Big Affair February 28, 1952 Royal Journey March 19, 1952 Mutiny distribution only March 26, 1952 The Captive City March 28, 1952 Strange World May 8, 1952 Without Warning! distribution only May 15, 1952 Red Planet Mars May 19, 1952 The Singing Princess distribution only May 23, 1952 The Fighter June 20, 1952 Confidence Girl July 30, 1952 High Noon[N 14] distribution only; Stanley Kramer Productions. August 2, 1952 Actor's and Sin August 4, 1952 Saturday Island August 12, 1952 Park Row September 12, 1952 Untamed Women September 26, 1952 The Ring October 15, 1952 The Thief October 23, 1952 Limelight[N 2] distribution only; Celebrated Productions November 11, 1952 Kansas City Confidential [N 23] [N 3] Produced by Edward Small, distribution only November 30, 1952 Bwana Devil First 3-D feature film December 4, 1952 Outpost in Malaya December 7, 1952 Babes in Bagdad December 14, 1952 Monsoon December 23, 1952 Moulin Rouge distribution only; produced by Romulus Films 1953 Genghis Khan January 1, 1953 The Gay Adventure January 23, 1953 Guerrilla Girl January 30, 1953 Luxury Girls February 18, 1953 The Magnetic Monster Produced by Ivan Tors February 27, 1953 The Bandits of Corsica Produced by Edward Small March 27, 1953 Son of the Renegade April 22, 1953 Venetian Bird April 28, 1953 Mahatma Gandhi: 20th Century Prophet May 8, 1953 That Man from Tangier May 15, 1953 Rough Shoot May 15, 1953 Phantom from Space May 27, 1953 Raiders of the Seven Seas Produced by Edward Small June 10, 1953 The Twonky June 19, 1953 The Neanderthal Man Produced by Edward Small June 26, 1953 The Marshal's Daughter July 8, 1953 The Moon Is Blue[N 24] July 10, 1953 Return to Paradise July 15, 1953 Fort Algiers July 20, 1953 Volcano July 22, 1953 My Heart Goes Crazy July 24, 1953 Gun Belt Produced by Edward Small July 31, 1953 No Escape July 31, 1953 Vice Squad August 7, 1953 Melba August 14, 1953 I, the Jury August 28, 1953 War Paint Produced by Aubrey Schenck September 4, 1953 Sabre Jet Produced by Edward Small September 12, 1953 Captain Scarlett September 18, 1953 The Joe Louis Story September 25, 1953 The Fake September 30, 1953 Donovan's Brain October 2, 1953 Mantrap October 3, 1953 99 River Street Produced by Edward Small, distribution only October 9, 1953 The Steel Lady Produced by Edward Small October 23, 1953 The Village October 27, 1953 The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan November 9, 1953 Stranger on the Prowl[N 14] November 13, 1953 Shark River November 18, 1953 The Man Between November 20, 1953 Captain John Smith and Pocahontas Produced by Edward Small November 27, 1953 Song of the Land December 2, 1953 Yesterday and Today December 9, 1953 The Conquest of Everest December 9, 1953 Wicked Woman Produced by Edward Small December 16, 1953 Die Jungfrau auf dem Dach December 17, 1953 Act of Love distribution only; produced by Benagoss Productions January 14, 1954 Riders to the Stars Produced by Ivan Tors January 15, 1954 Personal Affair January 27, 1954 Go, Man, Go! February 5, 1954 Beachhead Produced by Aubrey Schenck February 10, 1954 Dragon's Gold February 22, 1954 Top Banana February 27, 1954 Overland Pacific Produced by Edward Small March 1, 1954 The Scarlet Spear March 1, 1954 South of Algiers March 2, 1954 A Queen's World Tour March 3, 1954 Heidi March 12, 1954 Beat the Devil [N 25] [N 3] distribution only April 1, 1954 Southwest Passage Produced by Edward Small April 15, 1954 Witness to Murder April 25, 1954 The Lone Gun May 20, 1954 Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl Produced by Edward Small May 26, 1954 The Long Wait May 1954 The Yellow Tomahawk June 4, 1954 Challenge the Wild June 5, 1954 Gog Produced by Ivan Tors, distribution only June 14, 1954 Hobson's Choice June 18, 1954 The Million Pound Note June 30, 1954 Return to Treasure Island July 1, 1954 The Lawless Rider July 9, 1954 Apache Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster July 28, 1954 The Diamond Wizard July 28, 1954 Crossed Swords August 2, 1954 Victory at Sea August 5, 1954 Adventures of Robinson Crusoe distribution only; produced in Mexico by Producciones Tepeyac August 5, 1954 Malta Story August 27, 1954 Shield for Murder Produced by Aubrey Schenck, distribution only September 1, 1954 The Little Kidnappers US distribution only September 2, 1954 Down Three Dark Streets Produced by Edward Small and Levy-Gardner-Laven September 4, 1954 Khyber Patrol Produced by Edward Small September 4, 1954 Jesse James' Women September 29, 1954 The Barefoot Contessa distribution only; produced by Figaro and shot in Italy October 4, 1954 Operation Manhunt October 6, 1954 Sitting Bull October 7, 1954 Suddenly[N 3] distribution only October 29, 1954 The Golden Mistress November 4, 1954 You Know What Sailors Are November 5, 1954 Beautiful Stranger November 1954 The White Orchid[N 8] November 1954 The Snow Creature December 21, 1954 Romeo and Juliet December 25, 1954 Vera Cruz [N 13] Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster December 31, 1954 Black Tuesday December 1954 The Steel Cage January 15, 1955 The Beachcomber January 26, 1955 Battle Taxi Produced by Ivan Tors February 2, 1955 Sabaka March 3, 1955 Big House, U.S.A. Produced by Aubrey Schenck, distribution only March 23, 1955 Stranger on Horseback April 10, 1955 The Purple Plain April 11, 1955 Canyon Crossroads April 11, 1955 Marty Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster, Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. April 15, 1955 A Bullet for Joey distribution only May 18, 1955 Kiss Me Deadly distribution only May 30, 1955 Robbers' Roost May 1955 Top of the World June 5, 1955 The Big Bluff distribution only June 21, 1955 Summertime distribution only June 28, 1955 Not as a Stranger Produced by Stanley Kramer June 1955 The Sea Shall Not Have Them June 1955 Albert R.N. July 25, 1955 The Man Who Loved Redheads produced by London Films August 10, 1955 The Kentuckian Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster September 12, 1955 Othello[N 10] distribution only September 29, 1955 The Night of the Hunter Paul Gregory Productions September 30, 1955 The Naked Street Produced by Edward Small October 1, 1955 Killer's Kiss distribution only October 4, 1955 Fort Yuma Produced by Aubrey Schenck October 25, 1955 The Big Knife October 26, 1955 King's Rhapsody October 29, 1955 Gentlemen Marry Brunettes November 5, 1955 Man with the Gun November 18, 1955 Desert Sands Produced by Aubrey Schenck November 29, 1955 The Good Die Young December 12, 1955 Heidi and Peter December 14, 1955 The Man with the Golden Arm[N 3] Otto Preminger Films December 16, 1955 Storm Fear December 21, 1955 The Indian Fighter December 21, 1955 Top Gun Produced by Edward Small 1956 Aan 1956 The Tiger and the Flame produced by Minerva Movietone; dubbed Indian film originally released as Jhansi Ki Rani 1956 The Extra Day January 1956 Three Bad Sisters Produced by Aubrey Schenck January 1956 Shadow of Fear February 1, 1956 Let's Make Up February 8, 1956 Time Table distribution only February 1956 Manfish March 2, 1956 The Killer Is Loose March 21, 1956 Crime Against Joe Produced by Aubrey Schenck March 27, 1956 Patterns March 28, 1956 Alexander the Great March 1956 Ghost Town March 1956 Comanche Produced by Edward Small April 27, 1956 Star of India April 1956 The Broken Star Produced by Aubrey Schenck May 3, 1956 Unidentified Flying Objects: The True Story of Flying Saucers Produced by Ivan Tors May 11, 1956 Nightmare produced by Pine-Thomas Productions May 1956 Quincannon, Frontier Scout Produced by Aubrey Schenck May 28, 1956 Foreign Intrgue May 30, 1956 Trapeze Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster June 6, 1956 The Killing distribution only June 12, 1956 A Kiss Before Dying Crown Prioductions June 1956 The Black Sleep Produced by Aubrey Schenck June 1956 The Quatermass Xperiment Hammer Film Productions July 26, 1956 The Ambassador's Daughter July 1956 Johnny Concho July 30, 1956 Run for the Sun July 30, 1956 Rebel in Town Produced by Aubrey Schenck August 9, 1956 Huk! August 9, 1956 The Boss August 1956 The Beast of Hollow Mountain September 15, 1956 Gun Brothers Produced by Edward Small September 1956 Bandido October 8, 1956 Flight to Hong Kong October 17, 1956 Attack October 17, 1956 Around the World in 80 Days[N 20] Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture October 30, 1956 Man from Del Rio November 1, 1956 Running Target November 2, 1956 Hot Cars November 2, 1956 Emergency Hospital November 15, 1956 Gun the Man Down November 17, 1956 The Sharkfighters November 1956 The Peacemaker December 12, 1956 The Brass Legend December 21, 1956 The Wild Party December 21, 1956 The King and Four Queens December 22, 1956 Dance With Me, Henry January 1957 Drango January 1957 The Halliday Brand January 9, 1957 Crime of Passion January 11, 1957 Four Boys and a Gun January 30, 1957 5 Steps to Danger February 1, 1957 Tomahawk Trail Produced by Aubrey Schenck February 1957 Voodoo Island Produced by Aubrey Schenck February 1957 Pharaoh's Curse Produced by Aubrey Schenck March 1, 1957 The Delinquents March 11, 1957 The Big Boodle March 15, 1957 Hit and Run March 19, 1957 Men in War March 21, 1957 War Drums Produced by Aubrey Schenck March 28, 1957 The Big Caper produced by Pine-Thomas Productions March 1957 Revolt at Fort Laramie Produced by Aubrey Schenck April 10, 1957 The Bachelor Party Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster April 13, 1957 12 Angry Men Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. April 19, 1957 Fury at Showdown April 29, 1957 The Ride Back April 1957 The Iron Sheriff Produced by Edward Small April 1957 The Crooked Sky May 1, 1957 Gun Duel in Durango May 1, 1957 Bailout at 43,000 produced by Pine-Thomas Productions May 4, 1957 Spring Reunion May 8, 1957 Saint Joan[N 24] May 29, 1957 Monkey on My Back Produced by Edward Small May 1957 Sweet Smell of Success Produced by Hecht-Hill-Lancaster June 1957 The Vampire June 1957 The Monster That Challenged the World Produced by Levy-Gardner-Laven June 1957 Bayou July 10, 1957 The Pride and the Passion Produced by Stanley Kramer July 12, 1957 Trooper Hook July 22, 1957 Jungle Heat Produced by Aubrey Schenck July 1957 The Buckskin Lady July 1957 Outlaw's Son July 1957 Hidden Fear July 1957 Bop Girl Goes Calypso Produced by Aubrey Schenck August 1, 1957 Valerie August 30, 1957 Chicago Confidential Produced by Edward Small August 1957 The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown August 1957 My Gun Is Quick August 1957 Lady of Vengeance September 2, 1957 The Careless Years September 8, 1957 Satchmo the Great September 24, 1957 The Girl in Black Stockings Produced by Edward Small September 1957 Street of Sinners September 1957 Gunsight Ridge September 1957 Quatermass 2 Hammer Film Productions October 9, 1957 The Monte Carlo Story October 23, 1957 Time Limit October 1957 Hell Bound November 1, 1957 Ride Out for Revenge


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