Andy Warhol directed or produced nearly 150 films. [1] Fifty of the films have been preserved by the Museum of Modern Art. [2] In August 2014, the Museum of Modern Art began a project to digitise films previously unseen and to show them to the public. [3]
Year | Film | Cast | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
1963 | Sleep | John Giorno | Running time of 320+ minutes |
1963 | Andy Warhol Films Jack Smith Filming "Normal Love" | Jack Smith | Lost film |
1963 | Sarah-Soap | Sarah Dalton | |
1963 | Denis Deegan | Denis Deegan | |
1963 | Kiss | Rufus Collins, Johnny Dodd, Fred Herko, Jane Holzer, Naomi Levine | |
1963 | Rollerskate/Dance Movie | Fred Herko | |
1963 | Jill and Freddy Dancing | Fred Herko, Jill Johnston | |
1963 | Elvis at Ferus | Irving Blum | |
1963 | Taylor and Me | Taylor Mead | |
1963 | Tarzan and Jane Regained... Sort of | Taylor Mead, Dennis Hopper, Naomi Levine, | |
1963 | Duchamp Opening | Irving Blum, Gerard Malanga | |
1963 | Salome and Delilah | Fred Herko, Deborah Lee | |
1963 | Haircut No. 1 | Billy Name, Fred Herko, John Daley, James Waring | |
1963 | Haircut No. 2 | Billy Name, Fred Herko, Deborah Lee | |
1963 | Haircut No. 3 | Johnny Dodd, Billy Name | |
1963 | Henry in Bathroom | Henry Geldzahler | |
1963 | Taylor and John | John Giorno, Taylor Mead | |
1963 | Bob Indiana, Etc. | John Giorno | |
1963 | Billy Klüver | John Giorno | |
1963 | John Washing | John Giorno | |
1963 | Naomi and John | John Giorno | |
1964 | Blow Job | DeVeren Bookwalter, Willard Maas (offscreen) | Shot at 24 frame/s, projected at 16 frame/s |
1964 | Screen Tests | ||
1964 | Naomi and Rufus Kiss | Naomi Levin, Rufus Collins | |
1964 | Jill Johnston Dancing | Jill Johnston | |
1964 | Shoulder | Lucinda Childs | |
1964 | Eat | Robert Indiana | |
1964 | Dinner At Daley's | ||
1964 | Soap Opera | Jane Holzer, Rufus Collins, Gerard Malanga. Sam Green, Ivy Nicholson | |
1964 | Batman Dracula | Gregory Battcock, Rufus Collins, Henry Geldzahler, Jane Holzer, Naomi Levine, Ivy Nicholson, Gerard Malanga, Taylor Mead, Mario Montez | |
1964 | Three | Walter Dainwood, Gerard Malanga, Ondine | |
1964 | Jane and Darius | Jane Holzer | |
1964 | Couch | Gregory Corso, Allen Ginsberg, Gerard Malanga, Naomi Levin, Henry Geldzahler, Taylor Mead | |
1964 | Empire | Runtime of 8 hours 5 minutes | |
1964 | Henry Geldzahler | Henry Geldzahler | |
1964 | Taylor Mead's Ass | Taylor Mead | |
1964 | Six Months | ||
1964 | Mario Banana 1 | Mario Montez | |
1964 | Mario Banana 2 | Mario Montez | |
1964 | Harlot | Gerard Malanga, Mario Montez | |
1964 | Mario Montez Dances | Mario Montez | |
1964 | Isabel Wrist | Isabel Eberstadt | |
1964 | Imu and Son | Imu | |
1964 | Allen | Gerard Malanga, Taylor Mead | |
1964 | Philip and Gerard | Phillip Fagan, Gerard Malanga | |
1964 | 13 Most Beautiful Women | assembled from Screen Tests | |
1964 | 13 Most Beautiful Boys | assembled from Screen Tests | |
1964 | 50 Fantastics and 50 Personalities | assembled from Screen Tests | |
1964 | Pause | ||
1964 | Messy Lives | ||
1964 | Lips | ||
1964 | Apple | ||
1964 | The End of Dawn | ||
1965 | John and Ivy | Ivy Nicholson, John Palmer | |
1965 | Screen Test #1 | Philip Fagan | |
1965 | Screen Test #2 | Mario Montez | |
1965 | The Life of Juanita Castro | Marie Menken, Mercedes Ospina, Ronald Tavel | |
1965 | Drink | Gregory Battcock, [4] Emile de Antonio | |
1965 | Suicide | ||
1965 | Horse | Gregory Battcock, [4] Larry Letreille | |
1965 | Vinyl | Gerard Malanga, Ondine, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Bitch | Gerard Malanga, Marie Menken, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Poor Little Rich Girl | Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Face | Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Restaurant | Bibbe Hansen, Donald Lyons, Ondine, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Afternoon | Dorothy Dean, Donald Lyons, Ondine, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Beauty No. 1 | Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Beauty No. 2 | Gerard Malanga, Gino Piserchio, Edie Sedgwick, Chuck Wein | |
1965 | Space | Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Factory Diaries | Paul America, Billy Name, Ondine, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Outer and Inner Space | Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | Prison | Bibbe Hansen, Marie Menken, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | The Fugs and The Holy Modal Rounders | The Fugs, The Holy Modal Rounders | |
1965 | Paul Swan | Paul Swan | |
1965 | My Hustler | Paul America, Ed Hood | |
1965 | My Hustler II | Paul America, Pat Hartley, Gerard Malanga, Billy Name, Ingrid Superstar | |
1965 | Camp | Jane Holzer, Gerard Malanga, Mario Montez, Paul Swan | |
1965 | More Milk, Yvette | Mario Montez | |
1965 | Lupe | Billy Name, Edie Sedgwick | |
1965 | The Closet | Nico | |
1966 | Kitchen | Donald Lyons, René Ricard, Edie Sedgwick, Roger Trudeau | |
1966 | Ari and Mario | Mario Montez, Nico | |
1966 | 3 Min. Mary Might | ||
1966 | Eating Too Fast | Gregory Battcock [4] | |
1966 | The Velvet Underground and Nico: A Symphony of Sound | The Velvet Underground, Nico | |
1966 | The Velvet Underground A.K.A. Moe in Bondage | Moe Tucker, John Cale, Sterling Morrison, Lou Reed | |
1966 | Hedy | Gerard Malanga, Mario Montez, Ingrid Superstar, Ronald Tavel, Mary Woronov | |
1966 | Rick | Roderick Clayton | Unreleased |
1966 | Withering Heights | Charles Aberg, Ingrid Superstar | Unreleased |
1966 | Paraphernalia | Susan Bottomly | |
1966 | Whips | ||
1966 | Salvador Dalí | Salvador Dalí, Gerard Malanga | |
1966 | The Beard | Gerard Malanga, Mary Woronov | |
1966 | Superboy | Susan Bottomly, Ed Hood, Mary Woronov | |
1966 | Patrick | Patrick Fleming | |
1966 | Chelsea Girls | Brigid Berlin, Susan Bottomly, Eric Emerson, Gerard Malanga, Mario Montez, Marie Menken, Nico, Ondine, Ingrid Superstar, Mary Woronov | |
1966 | Bufferin | Gerard Malanga | |
1966 | Bufferin Commercial | Jane Holzer, Gerard Malanga, Mario Montez | |
1966 | Susan-Space | Susan Bottomly | |
1966 | The Velvet Underground Tarot Cards | Susan Bottomly | |
1966 | Nico/Antoine | Susan Bottomly, Nico | |
1966 | Marcel Duchamp | ||
1966 | Dentist: Nico | Denis Deegan | |
1966 | Ivy | Denis Deegan | |
1966 | Denis | Denis Deegan | |
1966 | Ivy and Denis I | ||
1966 | Ivy and Denis II | ||
1966 | Tiger Hop | ||
1966 | The Andy Warhol Story | Edie Sedgwick, René Ricard | |
1966 | Since | Ondine, Ingrid Superstar, Susan Bottomly, Mary Woronov, Richard Rheem, Gerard Malanga, Ronnie Cutrone, Ivy Nicolson | |
1966 | The Bob Dylan Story | Susan Bottomly, John Cale | |
1966 | Mrs. Warhol | Richard Rheem, Julia Warhola | |
1966 | Kiss the Boot | Gerard Malanga, Mary Woronov | |
1966 | Nancy Fish and Rodney | Nancy Fish | |
1966 | Courtroom | ||
1966 | Jail | ||
1966 | Alien in Jail | ||
1966 | A Christmas Carol | Ondine | |
1966 | Four Stars aka **** | runtime of 25 hours | |
1967 | Imitation of Christ | Tom Baker, Brigid Berlin, Pat Close, Andrea Feldman, Taylor Mead, Nico, Ondine | |
1967 | Ed Hood | Ed Hood | |
1967 | Donyale Luna | Donyale Luna | |
1967 | I, a Man | Tom Baker, Ivy Nicholson, Valerie Solanas, Ingrid Superstar, Ultra Violet, Viva | |
1967 | The Loves of Ondine | Ondine, Brigid Berlin, Rolando Peña, Viva | |
1967 | Bike Boy | Viva, Brigid Berlin, Ingrid Superstar | |
1967 | Tub Girls | Viva, Brigid Berlin, Taylor Mead | |
1967 | The Nude Restaurant | Taylor Mead, Allen Midgette, Ingrid Superstar, Viva, Louis Waldon | |
1967 | Construction-Destruction-Construction | Taylor Mead, Viva | |
1967 | Sunset | Nico | |
1967 | Withering Sighs | ||
1967 | Vibrations | ||
1968 | Lonesome Cowboys | Joe Dallessandro, Eric Emerson, Viva, Taylor Mead, Louis Waldon | |
1968 | San Diego Surf | Joe Dallessandro, Eric Emerson, Taylor Mead, Ingrid Superstar, Viva, | |
1968 | Flesh | Jackie Curtis, Patti D'Arbanville, Candy Darling, Joe Dallessandro, Geraldine Smith | |
1969 | Blue Movie | Viva, Louis Waldon | |
1970 | Trash | Joe Dallessandro, Andrea Feldman, Jane Forth, Geri Miller, Holly Woodlawn | |
1970 | Women in Revolt | Penny Arcade, Jackie Curtis, Candy Darling, Jane Forth, Geri Miller, Holly Woodlawn | |
1971 | Water | ||
1971 | Factory Diaries | ||
1972 | Heat | Joe Dallesandro, Pat Ast, Eric Emerson, Andrea Feldman, Sylvia Miles, Lester Persky | |
1973 | L'Amour | Jane Forth, Donna Jordan, Karl Lagerfeld | |
1973 | Flesh for Frankenstein | Joe Dallesandro | Minimal contribution to film production [5] |
1974 | Blood for Dracula | Joe Dallesandro | |
1973 | Vivian's Girls | Brigid Berlin, Candy Darling | |
Phoney | Candy Darling, Maxime de la Falaise | ||
1975 | Nothing Special footage | Brigid Berlin, Anjelica Huston, Paloma Picasso | |
1975 | Fight | Brigid Berlin | |
1977 | Bad | Carroll Baker, Perry King, Susan Tyrrell, Susan Blond |
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