List of 20th Century Fox films (1935–1999)

Last updated November 22, 2024

This is a list of films produced by 20th Century Fox (now 20th Century Studios ^[1]) from 1935—following a merger between the Fox Film Corporation and Twentieth Century Pictures—to 1999.

1930s

Release date	Title	Notes
June 1, 1935	Under the Pampas Moon
June 7, 1935	Doubting Thomas
June 14, 1935	Black Sheep
June 21, 1935	Charlie Chan in Egypt
July 1, 1935	Hard Rock Harrigan
July 5, 1935	Ginger
July 19, 1935	Silk Hat Kid
July 26, 1935	Curly Top
July 31, 1935	Dante's Inferno
August 2, 1935	The Farmer Takes a Wife
August 9, 1935	Call of the Wild	distributed by United Artists; produced by 20th Century Pictures
August 10, 1935	Orchids to You
August 16, 1935	Dressed to Thrill
August 23, 1935	Dante's Inferno
August 30, 1935	Redheads on Parade
September 6, 1935	Steamboat Round the Bend
September 6, 1935	Angelina o el honor de un brigadier	in Spanish
September 13, 1935	The Gay Deception
September 20, 1935	Thunder in the Night
September 27, 1935	Thunder Mountain
October 4, 1935	Here's to Romance
October 11, 1935	Charlie Chan in Shanghai
October 15, 1935	Rosa de Francia	in Spanish
October 18, 1935	This Is the Life
October 25, 1935	Way Down East
October 25, 1935	Bad Boy
November 1, 1935	Music Is Magic
November 1, 1935	Te quiero con locura	Fox's last in Spanish
November 8, 1935	Metropolitan	20th Century Fox's first production.
November 14, 1935	The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
November 15, 1935	Thanks a Million
November 22, 1935	In Old Kentucky
November 29, 1935	Navy Wife
December 6, 1935	Show Them No Mercy!
December 13, 1935	Your Uncle Dudley
December 20, 1935	Whispering Smith Speaks
December 27, 1935	The Littlest Rebel
January 3, 1936	King of Burlesque
January 10, 1936	Charlie Chan's Secret
January 17, 1936	Paddy O'Day
January 24, 1936	Professional Soldier
January 31, 1936	My Marriage
February 7, 1936	Every Saturday Night
February 14, 1936	It Had to Happen
February 21, 1936	Here Comes Trouble
February 28, 1936	The Prisoner of Shark Island
March 6, 1936	The Country Doctor
March 13, 1936	Song and Dance Man
March 20, 1936	Everybody's Old Man
March 27, 1936	Charlie Chan at the Circus
March 27, 1936	O'Malley of the Mounted
April 3, 1936	Gentle Julia
April 10, 1936	A Message to Garcia	distribution only; produced by 20th Century Pictures
April 17, 1936	Captain January
April 17, 1936	L'homme des Folies Bergère	in French, originally released in 1935; produced by 20th Century Pictures
April 24, 1936	The Country Beyond
May 1, 1936	Under Two Flags
May 8, 1936	Champagne Charlie
May 15, 1936	The First Baby
May 22, 1936	Half Angel
June 5, 1936	Private Number
June 12, 1936	Little Miss Nobody
June 19, 1936	Human Cargo
June 19, 1936	Sins of Man
June 26, 1936	The Crime of Dr. Forbes
July 3, 1936	White Fang
July 3, 1936	The Border Patrolman
July 10, 1936	Educating Father
July 17, 1936	High Tension
July 24, 1936	Poor Little Rich Girl
July 24, 1936	36 Hours to Kill
August 1, 1936	To Mary – with Love
August 7, 1936	Charlie Chan at the Race Track
August 14, 1936	Girls' Dormitory
August 21, 1936	Sing, Baby, Sing
August 28, 1936	Star for a Night
September 4, 1936	The Road to Glory
September 11, 1936	Pepper
September 11, 1936	King of the Royal Mounted
September 18, 1936	Back to Nature
September 25, 1936	Ramona	Fox's first all-Technicolor feature film.
October 2, 1936	Thank You, Jeeves!
October 9, 1936	Ladies in Love
October 16, 1936	Dimples
October 23, 1936	Pigskin Parade
October 30, 1936	15 Maiden Lane
November 6, 1936	Under Your Spell
November 6, 1936	Wild Brian Kent
November 13, 1936	Can This Be Dixie?
November 20, 1936	Reunion
November 27, 1936	White Hunter
December 11, 1936	Banjo on My Knee
December 11, 1936	Laughing at Trouble
December 18, 1936	Career Woman
December 25, 1936	Stowaway
January 1, 1937	One in a Million
January 8, 1937	Charlie Chan at the Opera
January 8, 1937	As You Like It
January 15, 1937	Secret Valley
January 15, 1937	Crack-Up
January 22, 1937	Woman-Wise
January 29, 1937	Lloyd's of London
February 5, 1937	The Holy Terror
February 12, 1937	On the Avenue
February 19, 1937	Wings of the Morning
February 19, 1937	Off to the Races
February 26, 1937	Love Is News
March 5, 1937	Fair Warning
March 12, 1937	Nancy Steele Is Missing!
March 19, 1937	Time Out for Romance
March 26, 1937	Seventh Heaven
April 2, 1937	Midnight Taxi
April 9, 1937	Step Lively, Jeeves!
April 16, 1937	Fifty Roads to Town
April 23, 1937	Wake Up and Live
April 30, 1937	That I May Live
May 7, 1937	Cafe Metropole
May 7, 1937	It Happened Out West
May 14, 1937	The Great Hospital Mystery
May 21, 1937	Charlie Chan at the Olympics
May 21, 1937	Under the Red Robe
May 28, 1937	This Is My Affair
June 4, 1937	Angel's Holiday
June 18, 1937	Big Business
June 25, 1937	Sing and Be Happy
July 2, 1937	Slave Ship
July 2, 1937	She Had to Eat
July 9, 1937	Born Reckless
July 16, 1937	The Californian
July 23, 1937	The Lady Escapes
July 30, 1937	Wee Willie Winkie
August 6, 1937	You Can't Have Everything
August 13, 1937	One Mile from Heaven
August 20, 1937	Love Under Fire
August 27, 1937	Think Fast, Mr. Moto
August 27, 1937	Western Gold
September 3, 1937	Thin Ice
September 3, 1937	Borneo
September 10, 1937	Wild and Woolly
September 17, 1937	Wife, Doctor and Nurse
September 24, 1937	Hot Water
October 1, 1937	Life Begins in College
October 8, 1937	Lancer Spy
October 8, 1937	Roll Along, Cowboy
October 15, 1937	Heidi
October 22, 1937	Charlie Chan on Broadway
October 29, 1937	Ali Baba Goes to Town
November 5, 1937	Danger – Love at Work
November 12, 1937	Dangerously Yours
November 13, 1937	Second Honeymoon
November 26, 1937	45 Fathers
November 26, 1937	Dinner at the Ritz
December 3, 1937	Big Town Girl
December 10, 1937	Borrowing Trouble
December 24, 1937	Thank You, Mr. Moto
December 31, 1937	Love and Hisses
January 7, 1938	Tarzan's Revenge
January 7, 1938	City Girl
January 14, 1938	Change of Heart
January 14, 1938	Hawaiian Buckaroo
January 21, 1938	Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo
January 28, 1938	Happy Landing
February 4, 1938	International Settlement
February 11, 1938	Checkers
February 18, 1938	The Baroness and the Butler
March 4, 1938	Sally, Irene and Mary
March 4, 1938	Love on a Budget
March 11, 1938	Walking Down Broadway
March 18, 1938	Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
March 25, 1938	Mr. Moto's Gamble
April 1, 1938	Island in the Sky
April 8, 1938	Rawhide
April 15, 1938	In Old Chicago	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. co-production with Darryl F. Zanuck Productions
April 22, 1938	Battle of Broadway
April 29, 1938	Four Men and a Prayer
May 6, 1938	A Trip to Paris
May 13, 1938	Kentucky Moonshine
May 20, 1938	Rascals
May 27, 1938	Kidnapped
June 3, 1938	Josette
June 10, 1938	One Wild Night
June 17, 1938	Three Blind Mice
June 24, 1938	Mr. Moto Takes a Chance
July 1, 1938	Always Goodbye
July 8, 1938	We're Going to Be Rich
July 8, 1938	Panamint's Bad Man
July 15, 1938	Passport Husband
July 22, 1938	I'll Give a Million
July 29, 1938	Little Miss Broadway
August 5, 1938	Gateway
August 12, 1938	Keep Smiling
August 16, 1938	Alexander's Ragtime Band	Nominated for Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 26, 1938	Speed to Burn
September 2, 1938	My Lucky Star
September 9, 1938	Safety in Numbers
September 16, 1938	Hold That Co-ed
September 23, 1938	Time Out for Murder
September 30, 1938	Straight, Place and Show
October 7, 1938	Meet the Girls
October 14, 1938	Five of a Kind
October 21, 1938	Mysterious Mr. Moto
October 28, 1938	Suez
October 28, 1938	Always in Trouble
November 11, 1938	Just Around the Corner
November 18, 1938	Sharpshooters
November 25, 1938	Submarine Patrol
December 2, 1938	Road Demon
December 9, 1938	Up the River
December 16, 1938	Down on the Farm
December 23, 1938	Thanks for Everything
December 30, 1938	Kentucky
January 6, 1939	While New York Sleeps
January 13, 1939	Charlie Chan in Honolulu
January 20, 1939	Mr. Moto's Last Warning
January 20, 1939	Smiling Along
January 27, 1939	Jesse James
January 27, 1939	Tail Spin
February 11, 1939	The Arizona Wildcat
February 17, 1939	The Three Musketeers
February 24, 1939	Pardon Our Nerve
March 3, 1939	Wife, Husband and Friend
March 10, 1939	Inside Story
March 17, 1939	The Little Princess	In the public domain
March 24, 1939	Everybody's Baby
March 31, 1939	The Hound of the Baskervilles ^{[N 1]}	distribution only
April 7, 1939	Mr. Moto in Danger Island
April 14, 1939	The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
April 21, 1939	Winner Take All
April 21, 1939	Inspector Hornleigh
April 28, 1939	The Return of the Cisco Kid
May 5, 1939	Chasing Danger
May 12, 1939	Rose of Washington Square
May 19, 1939	Boy Friend
May 26, 1939	The Gorilla	In the public domain
June 2, 1939	The Jones Family in Hollywood
June 9, 1939	Young Mr. Lincoln	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2003.
June 16, 1939	Charlie Chan in Reno
June 23, 1939	Susannah of the Mounties
June 30, 1939	It Could Happen to You
July 7, 1939	Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation
July 14, 1939	Second Fiddle
July 21, 1939	News Is Made at Night
July 21, 1939	The Ware Case
July 28, 1939	Frontier Marshal
August 4, 1939	Hotel for Women
August 11, 1939	Chicken Wagon Family
August 18, 1939	Stanley and Livingstone
August 25, 1939	Quick Millions
September 1, 1939	The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ^{[N 1]}	distribution only
September 8, 1939	Charlie Chan at Treasure Island
September 15, 1939	The Rains Came
September 22, 1939	Stop, Look and Love
September 29, 1939	Here I Am a Stranger
October 6, 1939	The Escape
October 13, 1939	Hollywood Cavalcade
October 20, 1939	Pack Up Your Troubles
October 27, 1939	20,000 Men a Year
November 3, 1939	Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence
November 10, 1939	Drums Along the Mohawk
November 17, 1939	Too Busy to Work
November 24, 1939	Day-Time Wife
December 1, 1939	Charlie Chan in City in Darkness
December 1, 1939	Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday
December 8, 1939	Barricade
December 15, 1939	The Honeymoon's Over
December 22, 1939	Everything Happens at Night
December 29, 1939	The Cisco Kid and the Lady
December 30, 1939	Swanee River

1940s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 12, 1940	City of Chance
January 15, 1940	The Blue Bird
January 19, 1940	He Married His Wife
January 26, 1940	High School
February 2, 1940	The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
February 9, 1940	Little Old New York
February 16, 1940	Young as You Feel
February 23, 1940	They Came by Night
March 1, 1940	Charlie Chan in Panama
March 15, 1940	The Grapes of Wrath	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1989.
March 29, 1940	Free, Blonde and 21
April 5, 1940	Star Dust
April 12, 1940	Viva Cisco Kid
April 19, 1940	Johnny Apollo
April 26, 1940	Shooting High	distribution only
May 3, 1940	So This Is London
May 10, 1940	I Was an Adventuress
May 17, 1940	On Their Own
May 24, 1940	Lillian Russell
May 31, 1940	Girl in 313
June 7, 1940	Earthbound
June 14, 1940	Four Sons
June 21, 1940	Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise
June 28, 1940	Lucky Cisco Kid
July 5, 1940	Sailor's Lady
July 12, 1940	Manhattan Heartbeat
July 19, 1940	Maryland
August 2, 1940	The Man I Married
August 9, 1940	Girl from Avenue A
August 16, 1940	The Return of Frank James
August 23, 1940	Pier 13
August 30, 1940	Young People
September 6, 1940	Charlie Chan at the Wax Museum
September 13, 1940	Public Deb No. 1
September 20, 1940	Yesterday's Heroes
September 27, 1940	Brigham Young
October 4, 1940	The Gay Caballero
October 11, 1940	Down Argentine Way	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2014.
October 18, 1940	Night Train to Munich	Made in the UK by 20th Century Fox
October 25, 1940	The Great Profile
November 8, 1940	The Mark of Zorro	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2009.
November 15, 1940	Street of Memories
November 22, 1940	Youth Will Be Served
November 29, 1940	Tin Pan Alley
December 6, 1940	Charter Pilot
December 13, 1940	Murder Over New York
December 20, 1940	Jennie
December 25, 1940	Chad Hanna
January 3, 1941	Hudson's Bay
January 10, 1941	Michael Shayne, Private Detective
January 17, 1941	Romance of the Rio Grande
January 24, 1941	Tall, Dark and Handsome
January 31, 1941	The Girl in the News
February 7, 1941	Ride, Kelly, Ride
February 14, 1941	Golden Hoofs
February 21, 1941	Western Union
February 28, 1941	Murder Among Friends
March 7, 1941	Tobacco Road
March 14, 1941	Sleepers West
March 28, 1941	Dead Men Tell
April 4, 1941	Scotland Yard
April 11, 1941	That Night in Rio
April 18, 1941	Ride on Vaquero
May 9, 1941	The Great American Broadcast
May 16, 1941	The Cowboy and the Blonde
May 30, 1941	Blood and Sand
June 6, 1941	For Beauty's Sake
June 13, 1941	The Great Commandment
June 20, 1941	Man Hunt
June 27, 1941	A Very Young Lady
June 27, 1941	The Bride Wore Crutches
July 4, 1941	Moon Over Miami
July 11, 1941	Accent on Love
July 18, 1941	Dance Hall
July 1941	Mail Train
August 1, 1941	Charley's Aunt
August 8, 1941	Dressed to Kill
August 15, 1941	Wild Geese Calling
August 22, 1941	Private Nurse
August 29, 1941	Sun Valley Serenade
September 5, 1941	Charlie Chan in Rio
September 12, 1941	Belle Starr
September 19, 1941	We Go Fast
September 26, 1941	Man at Large
September 26, 1941	Last of the Duanes
October 3, 1941	A Yank in the R.A.F.
October 10, 1941	Great Guns
October 10, 1941	Riders of the Purple Sage
October 17, 1941	Week-End in Havana
October 23, 1941	Swamp Water
October 24, 1941	Moon Over Her Shoulder
October 31, 1941	I Wake Up Screaming
November 7, 1941	Small Town Deb
November 21, 1941	Rise and Shine
November 28, 1941	Cadet Girl
November 28, 1941	Marry the Boss's Daughter
December 12, 1941	Confirm or Deny
December 19, 1941	The Perfect Snob
December 26, 1941	How Green Was My Valley	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1990.
January 2, 1942	Remember the Day
January 9, 1942	Blue, White and Perfect
January 16, 1942	A Gentleman at Heart
January 23, 1942	Right to the Heart
January 29, 1942	Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake
February 6, 1942	Young America
February 13, 1942	On the Sunny Side
February 20, 1942	Roxie Hart
February 27, 1942	Castle in the Desert
March 6, 1942	The Night Before the Divorce
March 13, 1942	Song of the Islands
March 20, 1942	Lone Star Ranger
March 20, 1942	Rings on Her Fingers
March 24, 1942	To the Shores of Tripoli
March 27, 1942	Sundown Jim
April 3, 1942	Secret Agent of Japan
April 17, 1942	Who Is Hope Schuyler?
April 30, 1942	My Gal Sal
May 1, 1942	The Man Who Wouldn't Die
May 15, 1942	The Mad Martindales
May 22, 1942	Whispering Ghosts
May 24, 1942	Kipps	The Remarkable Mr. Kipps
May 27, 1942	Prelude to War
May 28, 1942	It Happened in Flatbush
May 29, 1942	Moontide
June 12, 1942	The Magnificent Dope
June 19, 1942	Thru Different Eyes
June 26, 1942	Ten Gentlemen from West Point
July 3, 1942	The Postman Didn't Ring
July 10, 1942	United We Stand
July 24, 1942	This Above All
August 1, 1942	Footlight Serenade
August 7, 1942	A-Haunting We Will Go
August 14, 1942	Little Tokyo, U.S.A.
August 21, 1942	The Pied Piper	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 28, 1942	The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe
September 4, 1942	Orchestra Wives
September 11, 1942	Berlin Correspondent
September 18, 1942	Careful, Soft Shoulders
September 18, 1942	The Man in the Trunk
September 21, 1942	Iceland
September 24, 1942	Tales of Manhattan
September 25, 1942	Just Off Broadway
October 9, 1942	Girl Trouble
October 16, 1942	Manila Calling
October 19, 1942	Dr. Renault's Secret
November 6, 1942	Springtime in the Rockies
November 13, 1942	That Other Woman
November 20, 1942	Thunder Birds
November 27, 1942	The Undying Monster
December 4, 1942	The Black Swan
December 9, 1942	China Girl
December 13, 1942	We Are the Marines
December 25, 1942	Life Begins at Eight-Thirty
January 11, 1943	Immortal Sergeant
January 15, 1943	Over My Dead Body
January 22, 1943	Time to Kill
February 5, 1943	Chetniks! The Fighting Guerrillas
February 12, 1943	The Meanest Man in the World
February 19, 1943	Margin for Error
February 26, 1943	The Young Mr. Pitt	Made in the UK
March 12, 1943	Dixie Dugan
March 19, 1943	Quiet Please, Murder
March 26, 1943	Hello, Frisco, Hello
April 2, 1943	He Hired the Boss
April 9, 1943	The Moon Is Down
April 13, 1943	Desert Victory
April 23, 1943	My Friend Flicka
April 28, 1943	Crash Dive
April 30, 1943	Tonight We Raid Calais
May 7, 1943	They Came to Blow Up America
May 21, 1943	The Ox-Bow Incident	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1998.
June 11, 1943	Jitterbugs
June 18, 1943	Coney Island
July 21, 1943	Stormy Weather	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001.
August 6, 1943	Bomber's Moon
August 13, 1943	Heaven Can Wait	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
August 27, 1943	Holy Matrimony
September 17, 1943	Wintertime
October 1, 1943	Sweet Rosie O'Grady
October 15, 1943	Paris After Dark
October 27, 1943	Guadalcanal Diary
November 4, 1943	Claudia
November 11, 1943	The Battle of Russia
November 19, 1943	The Dancing Masters
December 3, 1943	Happy Land
December 21, 1943	The Song of Bernadette	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 24, 1943	The Gang's All Here	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2014.
December 24, 1943	Jane Eyre
January 7, 1944	The Lodger
January 28, 1944	Lifeboat
February 3, 1944	The Fighting Sullivans
February 23, 1944	The Purple Heart
March 17, 1944	Four Jills in a Jeep
April 10, 1944	Tampico
April 25, 1944	Pin Up Girl
April 1944	Buffalo Bill
May 1, 1944	Bermuda Mystery
May 22, 1944	The Eve of St. Mark
May 25, 1944	Ladies of Washington
June 3, 1944	Roger Touhy, Gangster
June 15, 1944	Home in Indiana
July 17, 1944	Take It or Leave It
July 28, 1944	Wing and a Prayer
July 30, 1944	Candlelight in Algeria
August 1, 1944	Wilson	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
September 21, 1944	Sweet and Low-Down
September 22, 1944	The Big Noise
September 22, 1944	In the Meantime, Darling
September 27, 1944	Greenwich Village
October 11, 1944	Laura	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1999.
November 1, 1944	Something for the Boys
November 7, 1944	Irish Eyes Are Smiling
December 8, 1944	Sunday Dinner for a Soldier
December 15, 1944	The Keys of the Kingdom
December 21, 1944	The Fighting Lady
December 22, 1944	Winged Victory
February 7, 1945	Hangover Square
February 28, 1945	A Tree Grows in Brooklyn	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2010.
March 15, 1945	Thunderhead, Son of Flicka
April 11, 1945	A Royal Scandal
April 22, 1945	Circumstantial Evidence
May 2, 1945	Diamond Horseshoe
May 11, 1945	The Bullfighters
May 23, 1945	Where Do We Go from Here?
May 25, 1945	Molly and Me
June 1, 1945	Don Juan Quilligan
June 3, 1945	The Way Ahead	USA distribution only; a Two Cities Films production (UK)
June 13, 1945	Nob Hill
June 16, 1945	Junior Miss
June 19, 1945	Captain Eddie
June 21, 1945	A Bell for Adano
June 1945	The Caribbean Mystery
July 13, 1945	Within These Walls
August 30, 1945	State Fair
October 18, 1945	The House on 92nd Street
October 31, 1945	And Then There Were None
November 14, 1945	The Dolly Sisters
December 14, 1945	Fallen Angel
December 25, 1945	A Walk in the Sun	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2016.
December 31, 1945	Doll Face
December 1945	The Spider
January 1946	Leave Her to Heaven	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2018.
January 24, 1946	Colonel Effingham's Raid
February 1, 1946	Shock
February 15, 1946	Behind Green Lights
February 25, 1946	Claudia and David
March 3, 1946	I Live in Grosvenor Square	distribution only
March 1946	Sentimental Journey
April 5, 1946	Johnny Comes Flying Home
April 19, 1946	Dragonwyck
May 6, 1946	Rendezvous 24	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
May 8, 1946	The Dark Corner
May 17, 1946	Do You Love Me?
May 17, 1946	Strange Triangle
June 3, 1946	Cluny Brown
June 12, 1946	Somewhere in the Night
June 20, 1946	Anna and the King of Siam
June 26, 1946	Smoky
July 1946	It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog
August 1, 1946	Deadline for Murder	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
August 29, 1946	Black Beauty
August 1946	Centennial Summer
September 2, 1946	If I'm Lucky
September 25, 1946	Three Little Girls in Blue
October 2, 1946	Home Sweet Homicide
October 3, 1946	Strange Journey	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
October 16, 1946	Margie
November 2, 1946	Wanted for Murder
November 27, 1946	Dangerous Millions	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
December 2, 1946	Wake Up and Dream
December 3, 1946	My Darling Clementine	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1991.
December 25, 1946	The Razor's Edge	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Remade in 1984.
January 4, 1947	The Shocking Miss Pilgrim
January 15, 1947	13 Rue Madeleine
February 6, 1947	The Brasher Doubloon
March 1, 1947	Backlash	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
March 5, 1947	Boomerang
March 20, 1947	The Late George Apley
March 28, 1947	Carnival in Costa Rica
May 4, 1947	The Homestretch
May 27, 1947	Jewels of Brandenburg	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
May 30, 1947	Moss Rose
June 11, 1947	Miracle on 34th Street	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2005. Remade in 1994.
June 26, 1947	The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
July 2, 1947	The Crimson Key	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
July 18, 1947	Second Chance	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
August 1947	I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
September 24, 1947	The Foxes of Harrow
September 1947	Kiss of Death	Remade of 1995
September 1947	Mother Wore Tights
October 15, 1947	The Invisible Wall	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
October 22, 1947	Forever Amber
October 28, 1947	Nightmare Alley
November 1, 1947	Thunder in the Valley
November 10, 1947	Roses Are Red	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
November 11, 1947	Gentleman's Agreement	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2017.
December 7, 1947	Dangerous Years	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
December 25, 1947	Captain from Castile
December 25, 1947	Daisy Kenyon
January 3, 1948	The Tender Years ^{[N 2]}^{[N 3]}	distribution only
January 14, 1948	An Ideal Husband	U.S. distribution only; produced by London Films in the UK
February 1, 1948	You Were Meant for Me
February 27, 1948	Let's Live Again
March 10, 1948	Sitting Pretty
March 1948	Call Northside 777
March 1948	Half Past Midnight	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
April 2, 1948	The Challenge
April 7, 1948	Arthur Takes Over	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
April 14, 1948	Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay!
April 27, 1948	Anna Karenina	USA distribution; produced by British Lion and London Films
April 30, 1948	Fury at Furnace Creek
April 30, 1948	13 Lead Soldiers	Distribution only, produced by Reliance Pictures
May 12, 1948	The Iron Curtain
May 17, 1948	Meet Me at Dawn
May 28, 1948	The Counterfeiters ^{[N 2]}^{[N 3]}	distribution only
June 3, 1948	Green Grass of Wyoming
June 8, 1948	The Winner's Circle
June 22, 1948	Give My Regards to Broadway
July 14, 1948	The Street with No Name
July 16, 1948	The Checkered Coat	Distribution only, produced by Belsam Productions
July 22, 1948	Deep Waters
July 30, 1948	Escape
July 30, 1948	Fighting Back	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
August 4, 1948	The Walls of Jericho
August 24, 1948	That Lady in Ermine
September 1, 1948	The Creeper ^{[N 2]}^{[N 3]}	distribution only; produced by Reliance Pictures
September 1, 1948	Night Wind	Distribution only, produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
September 2, 1948	The Gay Intruders
September 15, 1948	The Luck of the Irish
September 24, 1948	Jungle Patrol
September 29, 1948	Cry of the City
October 1, 1948	Apartment for Peggy
November 4, 1948	Road House
November 13, 1948	The Snake Pit	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
November 15, 1948	Belle Starr's Daughter	distribution only; produced by Edward Alperson Productions
November 17, 1948	Bungalow 13	distribution only; produced by Belsam Productions
November 23, 1948	When My Baby Smiles at Me
December 10, 1948	Unfaithfully Yours
December 24, 1948	Yellow Sky
December 25, 1948	That Wonderful Urge
December 31, 1948	Trouble Preferred	distribution only; produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
January 4, 1949	This Was a Woman	USA distribution only; produced in United Kingdom by Excelsior Films Ltd.
January 18, 1949	Chicken Every Sunday
January 18, 1949	Mine Own Executioner	USA distribution only; produced in United Kingdom by London Films
February 3, 1949	A Letter to Three Wives	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
February 11, 1949	Miss Mink of 1949	distribution only; produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
February 22, 1949	Down to the Sea in Ships
March 4, 1949	I Cheated the Law	distribution only; produced by Belsam Productions
March 8, 1949	A Man About the House
March 12, 1949	Mother Is a Freshman
April 1, 1949	The Fan
April 15, 1949	Mr. Belvedere Goes to College
April 27, 1949	Tucson	distribution only; produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Productions
May 3, 1949	The Forbidden Street
May 19, 1949	Canadian Pacific ^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Nat Holt Productions
June 1949	The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend
June 1949	It Happens Every Spring
July 1, 1949	House of Strangers
August 1949	You're My Everything
August 4, 1949	Sand
August 11, 1949	Slattery's Hurricane
August 26, 1949	I Was a Male War Bride
September 1949	Come to the Stable
October 10, 1949	Thieves' Highway
October 12, 1949	Father Was a Fullback
October 25, 1949	Everybody Does It
November 11, 1949	Oh, You Beautiful Doll
November 16, 1949	Fighting Man of the Plains ^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Nat Holt Productions
November 1949	Pinky
December 2, 1949	Dancing in the Dark
December 21, 1949	Twelve O'Clock High	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1998.
December 23, 1949	Prince of Foxes	Made at Cinecittà, Rome and on location in Italy

1950s

Release date	Title	Notes
January 13, 1950	Whirlpool
February 17, 1950	When Willie Comes Marching Home
February 17, 1950	Dakota Lil	distribution only; produced by Alson Productions
February 20, 1950	Three Came Home
March 1, 1950	The Great Rupert
March 3, 1950	Mother Didn't Tell Me
March 17, 1950	Under My Skin
March 31, 1950	Wabash Avenue
April 26, 1950	The Big Lift
April 1950	Cheaper by the Dozen
May 19, 1950	A Ticket to Tomahawk
June 6, 1950	Love That Brute
June 9, 1950	Night and the City	Made in the UK
June 23, 1950	The Gunfighter
August 1, 1950	The Cariboo Trail ^{[N 4]}	distribution only; produced by Nat Holt Productions
August 1950	Stella
	Broken Arrow
	Where the Sidewalk Ends
September 1950	No Way Out
September 1, 1950	The Black Rose
September 2, 1950	Farewell to Yesterday
September 15, 1950	My Blue Heaven
September 15, 1950	Panic in the Streets
September 29, 1950	Mister 880
October 2, 1950	I'll Get By
October 7, 1950	The Fireball ^{[N 5]}	distribution only, produced by Bert E. Friedlob Productions and Thor Productions
October 12, 1950	Two Flags West
October 27, 1950	All About Eve	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1990.
November 1, 1950	The Jackpot
November 8, 1950	American Guerrilla in the Philippines
November 28, 1950	The Mudlark
December 15, 1950	For Heaven's Sake
December 26, 1950	The Man Who Cheated Himself	distribution only, produced by Jack M. Warner for Phoenix Films
January 4, 1951	Halls of Montezuma
January 31, 1951	Call Me Mister
February 14, 1951	Of Men and Music
February 17, 1951	I'd Climb the Highest Mountain
February 21, 1951	The 13th Letter
February 23, 1951	You're in the Navy Now
March 3, 1951	Lucky Nick Cain	USA distribution only, made in United Kingdom by Kaydor Productions
March 3, 1951	The Sword of Monte Cristo	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
March 6, 1951	Fourteen Hours
March 14, 1951	Bird of Paradise
March 25, 1951	Rawhide
April 5, 1951	I Can Get It for You Wholesale
April 25, 1951	Follow the Sun
May 5, 1951	Half Angel
May 12, 1951	The House on Telegraph Hill
May 1951	On the Riviera
June 15, 1951	As Young as You Feel
June 29, 1951	The Frogmen
July 18, 1951	Take Care of My Little Girl
August 1, 1951	Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell
August 3, 1951	The Secret of Convict Lake
August 10, 1951	David and Bathsheba
August 15, 1951	Meet Me After the Show
August 16, 1951	The Guy Who Came Back
August 29, 1951	People Will Talk
September 2, 1951	A Millionaire for Christy ^{[N 6]}	distribution only, produced by Thor Productions
September 21, 1951	No Highway in the Sky
September 28, 1951	Journey into Light ^{[N 1]}	distribution only; produced by Joseph Bernhard Productions
September 28, 1951	The Day the Earth Stood Still	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1995.
October 10, 1951	Love Nest
October 17, 1951	The Desert Fox: The Story of Rommel
October 18, 1951	Anne of the Indies
November 1951	The Model and the Marriage Broker
November 1, 1951	Golden Girl
November 6, 1951	Let's Make It Legal
November 23, 1951	Elopement
December 1951	The Girl on the Bridge	distribution only, produced by Hugo Haas Productions
December 6, 1951	Fixed Bayonets!
December 7, 1951	I'll Never Forget You
December 21, 1951	Decision Before Dawn	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
January 23, 1952	Red Skies of Montana
January 28, 1952	Rose of Cimarron	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
January 29, 1952	Japanese War Bride ^{[N 1]}	distribution only, produced by Joseph Bernhard Productions
February 13, 1952	Return of the Texan
February 13, 1952	Viva Zapata!
February 15, 1952	Phone Call from a Stranger
February 22, 1952	5 Fingers
March 14, 1952	Deadline – U.S.A.
April 4, 1952	With a Song in My Heart	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
May 2, 1952	The Pride of St. Louis
May 2, 1952	Belles on Their Toes
May 16, 1952	The Outcasts of Poker Flat
June 2, 1952	Lydia Bailey
June 13, 1952	Diplomatic Courier
June 1952	Kangaroo
July 4, 1952	Lady in the Iron Mask ^{[N 6]}	distribution only, produced by Walter Wanger Productions
July 11, 1952	We're Not Married!
July 18, 1952	Don't Bother to Knock
July 25, 1952	What Price Glory
July 26, 1952	Dreamboat
July 1952	Wait till the Sun Shines, Nellie
August 14, 1952	Les Misérables
September 5, 1952	Monkey Business
September 26, 1952	Night Without Sleep
October 3, 1952	Lure of the Wilderness
October 10, 1952	My Wife's Best Friend
October 16, 1952	Way of a Gaucho
October 16, 1952	O. Henry's Full House
October 23, 1952	The Snows of Kilimanjaro	In the public domain
November 12, 1952	The Steel Trap ^{[N 6]}	distribution only, produced by Thor Productions
November 14, 1952	Bloodhounds of Broadway
November 14, 1952	Something for the Birds
November 27, 1952	The Thief of Venice	USA distribution only, produced in Italy by Robert Haggiag for Sparta Films
December 1, 1952	My Pal Gus
December 11, 1952	The Star ^{[N 5]}	distribution only, produced by Thor Productions
December 19, 1952	Pony Soldier
December 22, 1952	Stars and Stripes Forever	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
December 25, 1952	My Cousin Rachel
December 25, 1952	Ruby Gentry ^{[N 7]}
January 14, 1953	The I Don't Care Girl
January 26, 1953	Tonight We Sing
February 4, 1953	The Silver Whip
February 4, 1953	Treasure of the Golden Condor
February 1953	Niagara
March 1, 1953	Down Among the Sheltering Palms
March 4, 1953	Taxi
March 20, 1953	Destination Gobi
April 1953	Call Me Madam
April 18, 1953	Titanic
April 22, 1953	Invaders from Mars	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
May 13, 1953	The Girl Next Door	not to be confused with the unrelated 2004 film of the same name, which was also released by 20th Century Fox.
May 20, 1953	The Desert Rats
May 20, 1953	The Glory Brigade
May 21, 1953	The President's Lady
May 27, 1953	Pickup on South Street	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2018.
June 4, 1953	Man on a Tightrope
June 12, 1953	The Farmer Takes a Wife
June 17, 1953	Powder River
June 29, 1953	The Kid from Left Field
July 1, 1953	White Witch Doctor
July 25, 1953	Sailor of the King
August 7, 1953	Dangerous Crossing
August 12, 1953	Inferno
August 1953	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	First released film in an open matte process. Also, the first film shot using open matte.
September 2, 1953	Mister Scoutmaster
September 16, 1953	The Robe	First released film in Cinemascope process.
September 23, 1953	Thy Neighbor's Wife	distribution only, produced by Hugo Haas Productions
September 1953	A Blueprint for Murder
October 5, 1953	Vicki
October 20, 1953	City of Bad Men
November 20, 1953	How to Marry a Millionaire	The first film shot using Cinemascope
November 1953	Miss Robin Crusoe
December 2, 1953	Beneath the 12-Mile Reef
December 2, 1953	Man Crazy
December 22, 1953	King of the Khyber Rifles
December 31, 1953	Man in the Attic	distribution only, produced by Panoramic Productions
January 16, 1954	Three Young Texans	distribution only, produced by Panoramic Productions
February 6, 1954	Hell and High Water
March 3, 1954	Racing Blood
March 6, 1954	New Faces	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
March 12, 1954	Night People
April 5, 1954	Prince Valiant
April 30, 1954	River of No Return
April 1954	The Rocket Man	distribution only, produced by Panoramic Productions
May 1, 1954	Siege at Red River
May 1954	Gorilla at Large
May 1954	Three Coins in the Fountain	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
June 18, 1954	Demetrius and the Gladiators
July 7, 1954	The Royal Tour of Queen Elizabeth and Philip
July 9, 1954	Garden of Evil
July 1954	Princess of the Nile	distribution only, produced by Panoramic Productions
August 4, 1954	The Gambler from Natchez
August 4, 1954	The Raid
August 24, 1954	The Egyptian
September 25, 1954	Broken Lance
September 30, 1954	Woman's World
October 1, 1954	The Adventures of Hajji Baba	co-production with Walter Wanger Productions
October 28, 1954	Carmen Jones	Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1992.
October 28, 1954	Black Widow	Remade in 1987
November 1, 1954	The Outlaw's Daughter	distribution only, produced by Alplee Productions
November 7, 1954	Black 13	USA distribution only, made in United Kingdom by Vandyke Pictures
November 17, 1954	Désirée
December 2, 1954	The Other Woman	distribution only, produced by Hugo Haas Productions
December 7, 1954	Devil's Harbor
December 16, 1954	There's No Business Like Show Business
January 11, 1955	Prince of Players
February 4, 1955	The Racers
February 16, 1955	White Feather
March 1, 1955	Untamed
April 20, 1955	Violent Saturday
April 1955	A Man Called Peter
May 5, 1955	Daddy Long Legs
May 11, 1955	That Lady
May 16, 1955	Green Magic
May 17, 1955	The Adventures of Sadie	USA distribution only, made in United Kingdom by Renown Pictures
May 24, 1955	The Magnificent Matador	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
May 27, 1955	Soldier of Fortune
June 3, 1955	Angela
June 3, 1955	The Seven Year Itch
July 1, 1955	House of Bamboo
July 1, 1955	A Life in the Balance
July 22, 1955	The Virgin Queen
July 22, 1955	How to Be Very, Very Popular
August 18, 1955	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
September 21, 1955	The Left Hand of God
September 21, 1955	Seven Cities of Gold
September 22, 1955	The Tall Men
October 1, 1955	The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing
October 11, 1955	Oklahoma! ^{[N 8]}	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2007.
October 13, 1955	The Deep Blue Sea	Produced in the UK by London Films; distribution only
November 4, 1955	The View from Pompey's Head
November 23, 1955	Good Morning, Miss Dove
December 14, 1955	The Rains of Ranchipur
January 11, 1956	The Lieutenant Wore Skirts
February 1, 1956	The Bottom of the Bottle
February 16, 1956	Carousel
March 29, 1956	On the Threshold of Space
April 1, 1956	Mohawk	distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
April 3, 1956	The Man Who Never Was	Produced in the UK by Sumar Productions; distribution only
May 1956	The Proud Ones
May 4, 1956	The Revolt of Mamie Stover
May 8, 1956	The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit
May 8, 1956	Hilda Crane
May 18, 1956	23 Paces to Baker Street
May 29, 1956	D-Day the Sixth of June
June 1, 1956	Massacre	co-production with Lippert Pictures
June 18, 1956	Abdullah's Harem	distribution only
June 28, 1956	The King and I	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
August 2, 1956	Bigger Than Life
August 10, 1956	The Queen of Babylon
August 31, 1956	Bus Stop	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
September 21, 1956	The Last Wagon
September 28, 1956	The Best Things in Life Are Free
October 11, 1956	Between Heaven and Hell
November 1956	The Desperados Are in Town ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
November 1, 1956	Teenage Rebel
November 15, 1956	Love Me Tender
December 1956	Three Brave Men
	The Women of Pitcairn Island ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	The Black Whip ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
December 1, 1956	The Girl Can't Help It
December 13, 1956	Stagecoach to Fury ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
December 13, 1956	Anastasia	Made in Copenhagen, Paris and Borehamwood, UK. Remade in 1997.
January 1957	The Quiet Gun ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
February 22, 1957	Oh, Men! Oh, Women!
March 1957	The Storm Rider ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
March 13, 1957	Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison
April 1957	She Devil ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only, produced by Regal Films
April 1957	Kronos	Distribution only, produced by Regal Films
April 11, 1957	The River's Edge	Distribution only; produced by Benedict Bogeaus
April 17, 1957	Oasis
April 19, 1957	Boy on a Dolphin
May 1957	The Restless Breed	Distribution only, produced by Edward L. Alperson Productions
May 1957	Lure of the Swamp ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
May 1, 1957	Desk Set
May 1, 1957	Badlands of Montana ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
May 10, 1957	The Way to the Gold
May 22, 1957	The True Story of Jesse James
May 22, 1957	China Gate ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Globe Enterprises
May 27, 1957	The Wayward Bus
June 1957	Two Grooms for a Bride
June 12, 1957	Smiley
June 12, 1957	Island in the Sun
July 1957	The Abductors ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and The Griffin Company
	God Is My Partner ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	Apache Warrior ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
July 17, 1957	A Hatful of Rain	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
July 19, 1957	An Affair to Remember	co-production with Jerry Wald Productions
July 24, 1957	Bernardine
July 29, 1957	Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2000.
August 1957	Hell on Devil's Island ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
August 12, 1957	The Unknown Terror ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and Emirau Productions
August 12, 1957	Back from the Dead ^{[N 9]}
August 23, 1957	The Sun Also Rises
September 1957	Copper Sky ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and Emirau Productions
September 10, 1957	Forty Guns	co-production with Globe Enterprises
September 10, 1957	The Deerslayer ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
September 23, 1957	Under Fire ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
September 23, 1957	The Three Faces of Eve
October 1957	Ghost Diver ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
October 16, 1957	Sea Wife
October 30, 1957	Young and Dangerous ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	Rockabilly Baby ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	No Down Payment
October 31, 1957	The Abominable Snowman of the Himalayas	USA distribution, produced by Hammer Film Productions
November 24, 1957	Ride a Violent Mile ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and Emirau Productions
November 27, 1957	April Love
December 1957	Escape from Red Rock ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
December 5, 1957	Plunder Road ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
December 10, 1957	Kiss Them for Me	co-production with Jerry Wald Productions
December 13, 1957	Peyton Place	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
December 14, 1957	A Farewell to Arms
December 25, 1957	The Enemy Below
December 26, 1957	Stopover Tokyo
February 5, 1958	Beautiful But Dangerous
February 11, 1958	The Gift of Love
February 21, 1958	Sing, Boy, Sing
February 21, 1958	Diamond Safari	co-production Regal Films and Schlesinger Organization
March 1958	Count Five and Die
March 1958	Ambush at Cimarron Pass ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
March 19, 1958	South Pacific ^{[N 8]}	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
April 1, 1958	Blood Arrow ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and Emirau Productions
April 2, 1958	The Young Lions
April 3, 1958	The Long, Hot Summer
May 1, 1958	Showdown at Boot Hill ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
May 22, 1958	Ten North Frederick
May 1958	Thundering Jets ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
June 1958	The Naked Earth
June 1958	Space Master X-7 ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
June 1, 1958	From Hell to Texas
June 8, 1958	Fraulein
June 25, 1958	The Bravados
June 25, 1958	Desert Hell ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films and Emirau Productions
July 1958	Wolf Dog ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	Gang War ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
	Sierra Baron
July 16, 1958	The Fly
July 23, 1958	Rx Murder
July 31, 1958	A Certain Smile
August 1, 1958	The Fiend Who Walked the West
August 1, 1958	Flaming Frontier
September 18, 1958	Harry Black and the Tiger
September 30, 1958	The Barbarian and the Geisha
September 1958	The Hunters
October 15, 1958	The Roots of Heaven
October 31, 1958	In Love and War
October 1958	Villa
November 18, 1958	Mardi Gras
December 1, 1958	Frontier Gun ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
December 1, 1958	A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed
December 11, 1958	The Inn of the Sixth Happiness	Made in the UK
December 23, 1958	Rally Round the Flag, Boys!
January 1959	I Mobster ^{[N 2]}^{[N 3]}	distribution only, produced by Alco Productions
February 11, 1959	Alaska Passage
February 20, 1959	The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker
March 1959	The Sad Horse
March 1959	The Little Savage
March 1, 1959	Lone Texan ^{[N 9]}	Distribution only; produced by Regal Films
March 14, 1959	The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw
March 18, 1959	The Diary of Anne Frank	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
March 27, 1959	The Sound and the Fury
March 31, 1959	Intent to Kill
April 1, 1959	Compulsion
April 15, 1959	Warlock
April 30, 1959	Smiley Gets a Gun
May 6, 1959	These Thousand Hills
May 27, 1959	Woman Obsessed
June 1959	Here Come the Jets
June 19, 1959	Say One for Me
July 1959	The Son of Robin Hood
	The Alligator People
	Return of the Fly
July 24, 1959	Holiday for Lovers
July 27, 1959	The Miracle of the Hills
July 30, 1959	Blue Denim
August 14, 1959	A Private's Affair
September 1959	The Oregon Trail
September 4, 1959	The Blue Angel
September 23, 1959	Five Gates to Hell
October 2, 1959	The Man Who Understood Women
October 9, 1959	The Best of Everything
November 1959	Hound-Dog Man
November 17, 1959	Beloved Infidel
December 16, 1959	Journey to the Center of the Earth
December 30, 1959	Blood and Steel

1960s

Release date	Title	Notes
February 11, 1960	Sink the Bismarck!	Shot in the UK
February 28, 1960	Bobbikins
March 5, 1960	The 3rd Voice
March 9, 1960	Can-Can	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
March 9, 1960	The Wind Cannot Read
March 12, 1960	Seven Thieves
March 16, 1960	The Rookie
March 17, 1960	A Dog of Flanders
March 29, 1960	When Comedy Was King
April 1960	13 Fighting Men
April 2, 1960	Twelve Hours to Kill
April 8, 1960	Wake Me When It's Over
May 8, 1960	Valley of the Redwoods
May 19, 1960	Crack in the Mirror
May 25, 1960	Wild River	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002.
June 17, 1960	The Story of Ruth
June 28, 1960	Murder, Inc.
July 1, 1960	One Foot in Hell
July 13, 1960	The Lost World
July 15, 1960	From the Terrace
July 21, 1960	The Idiot
August 2, 1960	Sons and Lovers	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Shot in the UK.
August 2, 1960	Young Jesse James
August 28, 1960	For the Love of Mike
September 1960	The High Powered Rifle
September 1960	Squad Car
September 1, 1960	Walk Tall
September 8, 1960	Let's Make Love	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical.
September 9, 1960	September Storm ^{[N 2]}^{[N 3]}
September 16, 1960	High Time
October 11, 1960	Desire in the Dust
November 10, 1960	North to Alaska
December 1960	The Wizard of Baghdad	co-production with Clover Productions
December 8, 1960	Tess of the Storm Country
December 11, 1960	The Secret of the Purple Reef
December 14, 1960	Esther and the King
December 16, 1960	Flaming Star
January 1961	Swingin' Along
January 6, 1961	The Marriage-Go-Round
February 1961	The Long Rope
February 1961	Sniper's Ridge
February 9, 1961	The Millionairess
February 17, 1961	A Circle of Deception
February 21, 1961	Sanctuary
March 11, 1961	The Canadians
March 21, 1961	Days of Thrills and Laughter
March 22, 1961	Desert Attack
March 30, 1961	All Hands on Deck
April 19, 1961	The Trapp Family
April 26, 1961	Ferry to Hong Kong
April 30, 1961	The Fiercest Heart
May 1961	The Silent Call
May 5, 1961	Return to Peyton Place
May 10, 1961	The Big Show
May 17, 1961	The Right Approach
May 26, 1961	Snow White and the Three Stooges
June 1961	The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come
June 1, 1961	Battle at Bloody Beach
June 4, 1961	Misty
June 14, 1961	20,000 Eyes
June 15, 1961	Wild in the Country
July 12, 1961	Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
July 12, 1961	Francis of Assisi
August 15, 1961	Marines, Let's Go
September 1, 1961	The Big Gamble
September 25, 1961	The Hustler	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture.
October 1961	Seven Women from Hell
October 1961	Pirates of Tortuga
November 1961	The Purple Hills
November 1, 1961	The Two Little Bears
November 1, 1961	The Comancheros
December 8, 1961	Home Alone with Mad Friends
December 22, 1961	The Second Time Around	co-production with Cummings-Harman Productions
December 25, 1961	The Innocents	Shot in the UK
January 7, 1962	Madison Avenue
January 12, 1962	Bachelor Flat
January 19, 1962	Tender Is the Night
February 22, 1962	Satan Never Sleeps
March 1962	Hand of Death
March 9, 1962	State Fair
April 1, 1962	The Broken Land
May 18, 1962	Mr. Topaze / I Like Money
May 24, 1962	Lisa	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
May 25, 1962	The Cabinet of Caligari
June 1, 1962	Something's Got to Give
June 3, 1962	Womanhunt
June 15, 1962	Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation
June 1962	It Happened in Athens
July 17, 1962	Air Patrol
July 25, 1962	Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
August 7, 1962	The Firebrand
August 22, 1962	Five Weeks in a Balloon
August 29, 1962	The 300 Spartans
October 4, 1962	The Longest Day	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
November 1962	Gigot	co-production with Seven Arts Productions
November 1962	Young Guns of Texas
December 21, 1962	The Lion
January 18, 1963	The Queen's Guards
January 23, 1963	The Last Days of Sodom and Gomorrah
February 10, 1963	Thirty Years of Fun
February 14, 1963	The Day Mars Invaded Earth
March 1963	House of the Damned
April 3, 1963	Nine Hours to Rama
April 18, 1963	Marilyn
May 20, 1963	Police Nurse
May 15, 1963	The Yellow Canary
June 12, 1963	Cleopatra	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
June 19, 1963	The Stripper
July 1963	Harbor Lights
July 15, 1963	The Leopard
August 3, 1963	Lassie's Great Adventure
September 2, 1963	The Young Swingers
September 11, 1963	Of Love and Desire
October 23, 1963	Thunder Island
October 30, 1963	The Condemned of Altona
November 13, 1963	Take Her, She's Mine
December 25, 1963	Move Over, Darling
January 30, 1964	Surf Party
February 5, 1964	The Winston Affair
March 18, 1964	The Last Man on Earth	International distribution only; co-production with Associated Producers and Produzioni La Regina
April 28, 1964	The Third Secret	co-production with Hubris Productions
April 29, 1964	The Curse of the Living Corpse	co-production with Deal Productions and Iselin-Tenney Productions
May 13, 1964	The Eyes of Annie Jones	co-production with Jack Parsons-Neil McCallum Productions and Associated Producers
May 13, 1964	What a Way to Go!	Premiere only; co-production with Apjac-Productions
June 1, 1964	The Horror of Party Beach	co-production with Iselin-Tenney Productions
July 22, 1964	Shock Treatment	co-production with Arcola Pictures
August 19, 1964	The Horror of It All	co-production with Lippert Pictures
September 1964	Witchcraft	co-production with Lippert Pictures
September 23, 1964	Night Train to Paris	co-production with Jack Parsons Productions and Lippert Pictures
October 4, 1964	The Visit	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Les Films du Siècle and Productions et Éditions Cinématographique Français
October 14, 1964	The Earth Dies Screaming	co-production with Lippert Pictures
October 28, 1964	Rio Conchos
November 6, 1964	Moro Witch Doctor
November 8, 1964	Fate Is the Hunter
November 16, 1964	Guns at Batasi
November 18, 1964	Goodbye Charlie
November 26, 1964	Apache Rifles
November 1964	Back Door to Hell
December 12, 1964	Raiders from Beneath the Sea
December 17, 1964	Zorba the Greek	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 25, 1964	The Pleasure Seekers
January 8, 1965	Dear Brigitte
January 20, 1965	Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte	co-production with The Associates & Aldrich Company
March 1, 1965	War Party
March 2, 1965	The Sound of Music	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001.
March 24, 1965	John Goldfarb, Please Come Home
May 1965	Curse of the Fly	co-production with Lippert Pictures
May 1, 1965	Fort Courageous
June 9, 1965	Up from the Beach
June 16, 1965	Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
June 16, 1965	A High Wind in Jamaica
June 17, 1965	Convict Stage
June 23, 1965	Von Ryan's Express
August 23, 1965	Rapture
August 25, 1965	Wild on the Beach
August 25, 1965	Morituri
September 15, 1965	The Reward
October 1965	Spaceflight IC-1	co-production with Lippert Pictures
October 7, 1965	The Agony and the Ecstasy
October 27, 1965	The Nanny
December 1, 1965	The Return of Mr. Moto	co-production with Lippert Pictures
December 15, 1965	The Flight of the Phoenix	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 22, 1965	Do Not Disturb
December 24, 1965	The Cavern
December 1965	The Murder Game
1966	Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider
January 12, 1966	The Plague of the Zombies
January 12, 1966	Dracula: Prince of Darkness
January 16, 1966	Our Man Flint
April 6, 1966	The Reptile
April 6, 1966	Rasputin, the Mad Monk
April 18, 1966	Cloportes
May 18, 1966	Weekend at Dunkirk
June 15, 1966	Stagecoach
June 21, 1966	The Blue Max
July 13, 1966	How to Steal a Million
July 20, 1966	Batman: The Movie ^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by DC Comics and Greenlawn Productions
August 3, 1966	Smoky
August 10, 1966	Modesty Blaise
August 24, 1966	Fantastic Voyage
September 7, 1966	Blues for Lovers
September 28, 1966	The Bible: In the Beginning
October 1966	That Tennessee Beat
October 26, 1966	Way...Way Out
December 1966	I Deal in Danger
December 20, 1966	The Sand Pebbles	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
1967	The Jackals
January 18, 1967	Come Spy with Me
January 25, 1967	Prehistoric Women	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions and Seven Arts
February 8, 1967	The Devil's Own	distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions
February 21, 1967	One Million Years BC	distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions and Seven Arts
March 15, 1967	The Mummy's Shroud	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions
	In Like Flint
	Frankenstein Created Woman	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions
March 21, 1967	Hombre
April 27, 1967	Two for the Road
May 23, 1967	El Greco
May 25, 1967	A Guide for the Married Man
June 7, 1967	Caprice
June 30, 1967	The St. Valentine's Day Massacre
August 16, 1967	The Viking Queen
August 22, 1967	The Flim-Flam Man
September 19, 1967	The Cape Town Affair
October 2, 1967	The Day the Fish Came Out
October 2, 1967	The Incident
November 10, 1967	Tony Rome
December 10, 1967	Bedazzled
December 13, 1967	Fathom
December 15, 1967	Valley of the Dolls
December 19, 1967	Doctor Dolittle	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
January 16, 1968	The Legend of Custer
February 7, 1968	The Anniversary
February 8, 1968	Planet of the Apes	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001.
February 16, 1968	Five Million Years to Earth ^{[N 6]}	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions and Seven Arts
March 31, 1968	The Further Perils of Laurel and Hardy
May 23, 1968	Prudence and the Pill
May 28, 1968	The Detective
June 1, 1968	Bandolero!
June 12, 1968	The Sweet Ride
June 19, 1968	The Lost Continent	U.S. distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions and Seven Arts
June 25, 1968	The Secret Life of an American Wife
August 5, 1968	A Challenge for Robin Hood	distribution only; produced by Hammer Film Productions and Seven Arts Productions; Distributed by Warner-Pathé Distributors
September 11, 1968	Deadfall
October 16, 1968	The Boston Strangler
October 22, 1968	Star!
October 23, 1968	Pretty Poison
November 20, 1968	The Touchables
November 20, 1968	Lady in Cement
November 24, 1968	Joanna
November 27, 1968	A Flea in Her Ear
December 10, 1968	The Magus
December 18, 1968	The Devil's Bride
January 26, 1969	Decline and Fall... of a Birdwatcher
February 10, 1969	The Guru
March 2, 1969	The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
March 26, 1969	100 Rifles
April 7, 1969	Doctor Glas
April 30, 1969	Hard Contract
May 14, 1969	The Last Shot You Hear
June 23, 1969	The Boys of Paul Street
June 25, 1969	The Chairman
June 27, 1969	Che!
July 9, 1969	Secret World
August 6, 1969	Justine
August 20, 1969	Staircase
September 23, 1969	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2003.
October 5, 1969	A Walk with Love and Death
October 12, 1969	The Archangel
November 5, 1969	The Girl Who Couldn't Say No
November 27, 1969	The Undefeated
December 14, 1969	John and Mary
December 16, 1969	Hello, Dolly!	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

1970s

1970

Release date	Title	Notes
January 21, 1970	The Only Game in Town
January 25, 1970	MASH*	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1996.
February 1, 1970	The Kremlin Letter
March 29, 1970	The Sicilian Clan
April 2, 1970	Patton	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2003.
May 26, 1970	Beneath the Planet of the Apes
June 17, 1970	Beyond the Valley of the Dolls
June 24, 1970	Myra Breckinridge
July 12, 1970	Hello-Goodbye
July 31, 1970	Move
August 7, 1970	The Games
September 23, 1970	Tora! Tora! Tora!
September 1970	4 Clowns
October 1, 1970	Cover Me Babe
October 11, 1970	The Great White Hope	The Great White Hype
December 6, 1970	Gimme Shelter	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Maysles Films

1971

Release date	Title	Notes
January 31, 1971	Countess Dracula ^{[N 10]}	USA distribution only; co-production with The Rank Organization
February 9, 1971	Little Murders
March 13, 1971	Vanishing Point
March 21, 1971	Making It
March 31, 1971	B.S. I Love You
April 9, 1971	The Mephisto Waltz
April 9, 1971	Celebration at Big Sur	USA distribution only; co-production with Mann Theatres
May 9, 1971	The Panic in Needle Park
May 21, 1971	Escape from the Planet of the Apes
July 1, 1971	Walkabout ^{[N 11]}	Theatrical distribution
July 23, 1971	The Seven Minutes
August 19, 1971	The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker
October 9, 1971	The French Connection	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2005.
October 31, 1971	Journey to Midnight
December 10, 1971	Welcome Home Soldier Boys
December 12, 1971	Made for Each Other

1972

Release date	Title	Notes
January 12, 1972	Blindman	USA distribution only; produced by Abkco Films
January 26, 1972	The Hot Rock
February 13, 1972	Cabaret	international theatrical distribution only; produced by Allied Artists & ABC Pictures
February 19, 1972	Without Apparent Motive
March 23, 1972	The Concert for Bangladesh	US theatrical distribution only; produced by Apple Corps
April 16, 1972	The Culpepper Cattle Co.
May 26, 1972	The Other
June 14, 1972	Fillmore ^{[N 12]}	US theatrical distribution only
June 16, 1972	What Became of Jack and Jill? ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures
June 16, 1972	The Strange Vengeance of Rosalie ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures
June 30, 1972	Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
August 23, 1972	To Kill a Clown ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures
August 30, 1972	The Salzburg Connection
September 24, 1972	Sounder ^{[N 14]}	theatrical distribution only; produced by Robert B. Radnitz. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2021.
September 27, 1972	The Darwin Adventure ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures
October 11, 1972	Vampire Circus ^{[N 10]}	USA distribution only; co-production with The Rank Organization
October 19, 1972	When the Legends Die
October 22, 1972	The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie ^{[N 15]}	US theatrical distribution only
November 1, 1972	Trouble Man
November 29, 1972	And Hope to Die ^{[N 16]}	distribution only
December 13, 1972	The Poseidon Adventure	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 17, 1972	The Heartbreak Kid ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures
December 20, 1972	The Effect of Gamma Rays on the Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
December 20, 1972	Sleuth ^{[N 13]}	distribution only; produced by Palomar Pictures Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.

1973

Release date	Title	Notes
March 8, 1973	Fritz The Cat	distribution in West Germany and Australia only; produced by Fritz Productions, Aurica Finance Company and Krantz Films; distributed in the United States by Cinemation Industries
March 31, 1973	Gospel Road: A Story of Jesus
April 1, 1973	Ace Eli and Rodger of the Skies
May 1973	Kid Blue
May 24, 1973	Emperor of the North Pole
June 15, 1973	The Legend of Hell House
June 15, 1973	Battle for the Planet of the Apes
July 27, 1973	The Last American Hero
August 3, 1973	The Neptune Factor
August 9, 1973	Gordon's War	co-production with Palomar Pictures
October 1973	Hex
October 16, 1973	The Paper Chase
December 14, 1973	The Seven-Ups
December 18, 1973	Cinderella Liberty	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 20, 1973	The Laughing Policeman

1974

Release date	Title	Notes
February 6, 1974	Zardoz
March 27, 1974	Conrack
March 29, 1974	The Three Musketeers ^{[N 15]}	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. USA and Japan theatrical distribution only
April 22, 1974	Claudine
May 17, 1974	Dirty Mary Crazy Larry
June 26, 1974	The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat	U.K. and Australia distribution only; produced by Steve Krantz Productions and Cine Camera; U.S. distribution by American International Pictures
June 28, 1974	SPYS*
July 17, 1974	The Mad Adventures of Rabbi Jacob
August 7, 1974	Together Brothers
August 12, 1974	Harry and Tonto	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
August 29, 1974	99 and 44/100% Dead
September 26, 1974	11 Harrowhouse
October 1974	The House on Skull Mountain
October 18, 1974	The Crazy World of Julius Vrooder
October 27, 1974	The Phantom of Liberty ^{[N 15]}	US theatrical distribution; re-released by Rialto Pictures in USA
October 31, 1974	Phantom of the Paradise
December 14, 1974	The Towering Inferno	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. USA & Canada distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros. and Irwin Allen Productions
December 15, 1974	Young Frankenstein	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2003.

1975

Release date	Title	Notes
January 15, 1975	The Nickel Ride
February 26, 1975	The Four Musketeers ^{[N 15]}	USA and Japan theatrical distribution only
March 1, 1975	At Long Last Love
April 16, 1975	Capone
April 16, 1975	Ransom	distribution only
May 21, 1975	French Connection II
May 21, 1975	W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings
June 27, 1975	Race with the Devil
August 1975	The Man from Hong Kong ^{[N 17]}	USA distribution only; produced by Golden Harvest
September 4, 1975	Tarzoon, la honte de la jungle	distribution in France only
September 26, 1975	The Rocky Horror Picture Show	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2005.
September 30, 1975	Black Moon ^{[N 18]}	US theatrical distribution only
October 10, 1975	Royal Flash
October 15, 1975	Whiffs ^{[N 5]}	distribution only; produced by Brut Productions
October 17, 1975	Down the Ancient Staircase
October 29, 1975	Take a Hard Ride
December 3, 1975	Peeper
December 14, 1975	The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother
December 25, 1975	Lucky Lady

1976

Release date	Title	Notes
1976	Survival	filmed in December 1969
January 23, 1976	Hugo the Hippo ^{[N 5]}	distribution only; produced by Brut Productions; First animated film distributed by the 20th Century-Fox in the USA
January 25, 1976	Scent of a Woman
February 4, 1976	Next Stop, Greenwich Village
February 18, 1976	I Will, I Will... for Now ^{[N 5]}	distribution only; produced by Brut Productions
March 26, 1976	Sky Riders
April 1, 1976	The Duchess and the Dirtwater Fox
April 5, 1976	The Blue Bird	Fifth adaptation of novel by Maurice Maeterlinck co-production with Lenfilm American-Soviet co-production
May 12, 1976	End of the Game
May 26, 1976	Mother, Jugs & Speed
June 1, 1976	The Last Hard Men
June 2, 1976	Breaking Point
June 16, 1976	Silent Movie	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
June 25, 1976	The Omen	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
July 1976	Moving Violation
September 1976	High Velocity
September 3, 1976	1900	Italy and UK distribution only; produced by Produzioni Europee Associati
September 26, 1976	The Sunday Woman
October 3, 1976	Alex & the Gypsy
October 8, 1976	Fighting Mad
November 1976	Kenny & Company
November 12, 1976	All This and World War II
December 3, 1976	Silver Streak

1977

Release date	Title	Notes
February 9, 1977	Wizards	co-production with Bakshi Productions
March 3, 1977	Mr. Billion
April 1977	Lovers Like Us
April 1, 1977	Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure ^{[N 19]}	distribution only; produced by the Bobbs-Merrill Company and Richard Williams Productions
April 3, 1977	3 Women
May 25, 1977	Star Wars	Nominated for Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Nominated for BAFTA Award for Best Film. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 1989. Retitled Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope in 1981. distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm
June 8, 1977	The Other Side of Midnight
June 9, 1977	Fire Sale
August 1977	The Black Pearl
August 24, 1977	Thunder and Lightning
October 2, 1977	Julia	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
October 21, 1977	Damnation Alley
November 14, 1977	The Turning Point	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
December 18, 1977	The World's Greatest Lover
December 25, 1977	High Anxiety	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

1978

Release date	Title	Notes
March 5, 1978	An Unmarried Woman	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
March 18, 1978	Candy Candy: The Call of Spring/The May Festival	international distribution only; co-production with Toei Animation
March 10, 1978	The Fury
June 9, 1978	Damien - Omen II	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
June 28, 1978	The Driver	distribution only; produced by EMI Films
July 22, 1978	Candy Candy's Summer Vacation	international distribution only; co-production with Toei Animation
August 29, 1978	A Wedding
October 4, 1978	The Boys from Brazil ^{[N 20]}	USA distribution only; produced by ITC Entertainment
November 8, 1978	Magic ^{[N 21]}	USA distribution only; produced by Joseph E. Levine

1979

Release date	Title	Notes
February 9, 1979	Quintet
March 2, 1979	Norma Rae	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama.
April 6, 1979	A Perfect Couple
April 27, 1979	Dreamer
May 25, 1979	Alien	co-production with Brandywine Productions Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002.
June 15, 1979	Butch and Sundance: The Early Days
July 20, 1979	Breaking Away	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
September 1979	The Strange Case of Alice Cooper	distribution only; produced by Jaybar Industries Direct-to-video release
September 30, 1979	La Luna
October 1, 1979	Nosferatu the Vampyre ^{[N 22]}	distribution only
October 19, 1979	Avalanche Express ^{[N 6]}	distribution only; produced by Lorimar Productions
November 7, 1979	The Rose	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
November 16, 1979	The Runner Stumbles	co-production with Melvin Simon Productions
December 20, 1979	All That Jazz	North American theatrical and worldwide home video distribution only; co-production with Columbia Pictures Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2001.
December 21, 1979	Scavenger Hunt	co-production with Melvin Simon Productions

1980s

1980

Release date	Title	Notes
February 1, 1980	Fatso	co-production with Brooksfilms
April 2, 1980	Inferno	distribution only; produced by Produzioni Intersound
May 1980	Headin' for Broadway
May 21, 1980	The Empire Strikes Back	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2010. distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm
June 20, 1980	Brubaker
June 27, 1980	The Stunt Man ^{[N 3]}^{[N 23]}	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions
July 11, 1980	Oh Heavenly Dog	co-production with Mulberry Square Productions
July 25, 1980	Middle Age Crazy	U.S. distribution only; produced by Canadian Film Development Corporation, Guardian Trust Company, Krofft Entertainment and Tormont Films
August 15, 1980	Willie & Phil
September 12, 1980	Health	co-production with Lion's Gate Films
September 26, 1980	My Bodyguard	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions
October 3, 1980	The Man with Bogart's Face	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions
October 3, 1980	Terror Train	North American and U.K. distribution only; produced by Astral Bellevue Pathé and Sandy Howard Productions
October 6, 1980	Kagemusha	distribution outside Japan only; co-production with Toho
October 24, 1980	Loving Couples ^{[N 24]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Time-Life Films
December 1, 1980	A Change of Seasons	North American distribution only; produced by Film Finance Group
December 14, 1980	Tribute	North American and U.K. theatrical distribution only; produced by The Turman-Foster Company
December 19, 1980	Nine to Five	co-production with IPC Films

1981

Release date	Title	Notes
February 6, 1981	Fort Apache, The Bronx ^{[N 24]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Time-Life Films
February 13, 1981	Eyewitness
March 6, 1981	On the Right Track	North American distribution only; produced by Zephyr Productions
March 20, 1981	Omen III: The Final Conflict	co-production with Mace Neufeld Productions
April 3, 1981	Hardly Working	North American distribution only
May 1, 1981	Savage Harvest	North American distribution only
May 21, 1981	Death Hunt ^{[N 17]}	distribution only; produced by Golden Harvest Company
June 12, 1981	History of the World, Part I	co-production with Brooksfilms
June 19, 1981	The Cannonball Run ^{[N 25]}	North American and U.K. theatrical distribution only Golden Harvest
July 17, 1981	Zorro, The Gay Blade	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions
August 28, 1981	Chu Chu and the Philly Flash	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions
September 1981	The Woman Inside
September 25, 1981	Southern Comfort ^{[N 26]}	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by Cinema Group Ventures
October 9, 1981	Tattoo	U.S. distribution only
October 31, 1981	Shock Treatment
December 25, 1981	Taps
December 25, 1981	Modern Problems

1982

Release date	Title	Notes
February 12, 1982	The Amateur	U.S. and select international distribution only; produced by Anabasis Investments
February 12, 1982	Quest for Fire	North and Latin American and U.K. distribution only; produced by International Cinema Corporation and Famous Players
March 5, 1982	Making Love	co-production with The IndieProd Company
March 19, 1982	Porky's	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions and Astral Bellevue Pathé
March 24, 1982	Eating Raoul ^{[N 27]}	North American theatrical distribution under International Classics only; produced by Quartet/Films Incorporated
March 26, 1982	I Ought to Be in Pictures
April 9, 1982	Chariots of Fire	international distribution only; co-production with Allied Stars Ltd and Enigma Productions; distributed in North America by The Ladd Company (through Warner Bros.)
May 14, 1982	Conan the Barbarian	international distribution outside Germany only; produced by Dino De Laurentiis Company; distributed in North America by Universal Pictures
May 28, 1982	Visiting Hours	Canadian film; distribution only; produced by Filmplan International and Canadian Film Development Corporation
June 18, 1982	Author! Author!
June 25, 1982	Megaforce ^{[N 17]}	North American and U.K. distribution only; produced by Golden Harvest
July 16, 1982	Young Doctors in Love ^{[N 7]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures
July 16, 1982	Six Pack	co-production with Lion Share Productions
August 6, 1982	The Pirate Movie
October 9, 1982	I, the Jury	North American distribution only; produced by American Cinema Productions
October 22, 1982	Monsignor
October 29, 1982	National Lampoon's Class Reunion ^{[N 7]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures
November 5, 1982	The Man from Snowy River	distribution outside Australia only; produced by Edgley International and Cambridge Productions
December 8, 1982	The Verdict	Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. co-production with Zanuck/Brown Productions
December 10, 1982	The Hot Touch	U.S. distribution only
December 17, 1982	The Who Rocks America	distribution only; produced by Curbishley-Baird Productions in association with Schlitz Pay per view premiere release
December 22, 1982	Kiss Me Goodbye

1983

Release date	Title	Notes
February 4, 1983	The Entity	distribution only; produced by American Cinema Productions
February 4, 1983	Without a Trace
February 18, 1983	The King of Comedy ^{[N 28]}	theatrical distribution in English-speaking territories only; produced by Embassy International Pictures
February 19, 1983	Betrayal	British film; U.S. distribution under International Classics only; produced by Horizon Pictures
March 25, 1983	Max Dugan Returns
April 1, 1983	Heart Like a Wheel	co-production with Aurora Productions
May 20, 1983	Tough Enough	distribution only; produced by American Cinema Productions
May 20, 1983	Bill Cosby: Himself	co-production with SAH Enterprises
May 25, 1983	Return of the Jedi	Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2021. distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm
June 24, 1983	Porky's II: The Next Day	distribution only; produced by Simon/Reeves/Landsburg Productions and Astral Bellevue Pathé
July 22, 1983	Mr. Mom ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Sherwood Productions
August 5, 1983	The Star Chamber
August 10, 1983	Phar Lap	North American and U.K. distribution only
August 27, 1983	Fire and Ice ^{[N 30]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Producers Sales Organization
October 14, 1983	The Osterman Weekend	North American, U.K. and Japanese theatrical distribution only; produced by Davis-Panzer Productions
October 21, 1983	All the Right Moves
November 18, 1983	A Night in Heaven	co-production with SLM Production Group and Koch/Kirkwood Productions
December 14, 1983	Silkwood ^{[N 7]}	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures
December 16, 1983	Two of a Kind
December 16, 1983	To Be or Not to Be	co-production with Brooksfilms

1984

Release date	Title	Notes
1984	The Secret Diary of Sigmund Freud	U.S. distribution under Film Classics only; produced by Dalyn International
January 1, 1984	Careful, He Might Hear You	U.S. distribution only; produced by Syme International
January 20, 1984	The Buddy System
February 10, 1984	Unfaithfully Yours	co-production with Wizan/Worth Productions
February 17, 1984	Blame It on Rio ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Sherwood Productions
March 30, 1984	Antarctica	U.S. distribution only; produced by Toho
March 30, 1984	Romancing the Stone	co-production with SLM Production Group
April 4, 1984	The Stone Boy
April 13, 1984	Kidco
June 22, 1984	Rhinestone	co-production with SLM Production Group
June 29, 1984	Bachelor Party	co-production with Aspect Ratio Productions and Twin Continental Productions
July 9, 1984	The Gods Must Be Crazy	theatrical distribution only; produced by C.A.T. Films
July 20, 1984	Revenge of the Nerds	co-production with Interscope Communications and SLM Production Group
August 10, 1984	The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension! ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Sherwood Productions
August 10, 1984	Dreamscape ^{[N 3]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Zupnik-Curtis Enterprises
September 28, 1984	Impulse ^{[N 7]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures; not to be confused with the unrelated 1990 film of the same name
October 23, 1984	Give My Regards to Broad Street	British film; co-production with MPL Communications
November 2, 1984	Paris, Texas ^{[N 31]}	North American distribution only; produced by Road Movies Filmproduktion and Argos Films
November 16, 1984	Gimme an 'F'
December 21, 1984	The Flamingo Kid ^{[N 7]}	North American distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures and Mercury Entertainment
December 21, 1984	Johnny Dangerously	co-production with SLM Production Group

1985

Release date	Title	Notes
February 8, 1985	Mischief	co-production with Henshaw/Nolin Productions and SLM Production Group
February 15, 1985	Turk 182	co-production with Interscope Communications and SLM Production Group
March 22, 1985	Porky's Revenge	distribution only; produced by Melvin Simon Productions, Astral Bellevue Pathé and SLM Production Group
March 29, 1985	Almost You	U.S. distribution only; co-production with Wescom Productions
April 12, 1985	Ladyhawke	international distribution only; co-production with Warner Bros.
April 19, 1985	Moving Violations	co-production with SLM Production Group
May 10, 1985	Secret Places	U.S. distribution only; produced by Skreba Films and Virgin Films
June 13, 1985	Prizzi's Honor ^{[N 7]}	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures
June 21, 1985	Cocoon	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Zanuck/Brown Company
July 19, 1985	The Man with One Red Shoe	co-production with SLM Production Group and Victor Drai Productions
August 14, 1985	Key Exchange	U.S. distribution only; co-production with M-Square Entertainment
August 23, 1985	Warning Sign	co-production with Barwood/Robbins Productions and SLM Production Group
September 20, 1985	Joshua Then and Now	North American distribution only
September 20, 1985	Plenty ^{[N 32]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures and Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation
October 4, 1985	The Doctor and the Devils	distribution only; produced by Brooksfilms
October 4, 1985	Commando	co-production with Silver Pictures and SLM Production Group
October 6, 1985	The Park Is Mine	distribution only; produced by Astral Films and HBO
November 22, 1985	Bad Medicine	co-production with Lantana Productions and SLM Production Group
December 11, 1985	The Jewel of the Nile	co-production with SLM Production Group
December 18, 1985	Brazil ^{[N 33]}	international theatrical distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures; distributed in North America by Universal Pictures
December 20, 1985	Enemy Mine	co-production with Kings Road Entertainment and SLM Production Group

1986

Release date	Title	Notes
January 17, 1986	The Boy in Blue	co-production with International Cinema Corporation and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
January 31, 1986	Stripper	U.S. distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures
January 31, 1986	Power ^{[N 6]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures and Polar Film
February 14, 1986	The Vindicator	U.S. distribution only; produced by Michael Levy Enterprises
March 7, 1986	Death of an Angel	U.S. distribution only
March 7, 1986	Highlander ^{[N 34]}	North American and German theatrical distribution only; produced by Thorn EMI Screen Entertainment and Davis-Panzer Productions
March 28, 1986	Lucas	co-production with Lawrence Gordon Productions and SLM Production Group
April 18, 1986	Legend ^{[N 33]}	international theatrical distribution only; produced by Embassy International Pictures; distributed in North America by Universal Pictures
June 6, 1986	SpaceCamp ^{[N 7]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by ABC Motion Pictures
June 13, 1986	The Manhattan Project ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
July 2, 1986	Big Trouble in Little China	co-production with Taft/Barish/Monash Productions and SLM Production Group
July 18, 1986	Aliens	co-production with Brandywine Productions and SLM Production Group
August 14, 1986	The Boy Who Could Fly ^{[N 6]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures
August 15, 1986	The Fly	co-production with Brooksfilms and SLM Production Group
September 19, 1986	The Name of the Rose ^{[N 35]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Neue Constantin Film
September 24, 1986	Half Moon Street ^{[N 36]}	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by RKO Pictures, Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation, Showtime/The Movie Channel and Geoff Reeve Enterprise
October 10, 1986	Jumpin' Jack Flash	co-production with Lawrence Gordon Productions and Silver Pictures
November 14, 1986	Streets of Gold	U.S. theatrical distribution only
December 12, 1986	Crocodile Dundee ^{[N 37]}	international distribution outside Australia only; produced by Rimfire Films; distributed in North America by Paramount Pictures
December 25, 1986	The Morning After ^{[N 6]}	North American and U.K. theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures
December 31, 1986	Wisdom ^{[N 38]}	U.S. theatrical distribution only, produced by Gladden Entertainment

1987

Release date	Title	Notes
February 6, 1987	Black Widow	co-production with Laurence Mark Productions, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
February 13, 1987	Mannequin ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
March 6, 1987	Raising Arizona	distribution only; produced by Circle Films
April 17, 1987	Project X	co-production with Lasker/Parkes Productions
June 12, 1987	Predator	co-production with Gordon Company, Silver Pictures, Davis Entertainment, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
July 10, 1987	Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise	co-production with Interscope Communications, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
September 18, 1987	The Pick-up Artist	co-production with Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
September 25, 1987	The Princess Bride ^{[N 39]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Act III Communications Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2016.
October 2, 1987	Big Shots ^{[N 6]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Lorimar Motion Pictures
October 23, 1987	The Sicilian ^{[N 29]}	North American theatrical and U.K. distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
November 6, 1987	Less than Zero	co-production with Avnet/Kerner Productions, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
December 11, 1987	Wall Street	co-production with Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners
December 16, 1987	Broadcast News	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2018. co-production with Gracie Films, Amercent Films and American Entertainment Partners

1988

Release date	Title	Notes
February 12, 1988	Satisfaction	distribution only; produced by NBC Productions and Spelling/Greisman Productions
February 27, 1988	A Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon	North American distribution only; produced by Island Pictures
March 11, 1988	Off Limits	co-production with American Entertainment Partners
April 8, 1988	Bad Dreams	co-production with No Frills Film Productions and American Entertainment Partners II
June 3, 1988	Big	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Gracie Films and American Entertainment Partners II
July 6, 1988	License to Drive	co-production with Davis Entertainment and Licht/Mueller Productions
July 15, 1988	Die Hard	co-production with Gordon Company and Silver Pictures Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2017.
August 12, 1988	Young Guns ^{[N 40]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions
September 23, 1988	Dead Ringers ^{[N 41]}	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions and Telefilm Canada
October 7, 1988	Alien Nation	co-production with American Entertainment Partners II
November 23, 1988	Cocoon: The Return	co-production with Zanuck/Brown Company
December 21, 1988	Working Girl	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.

1989

Release date	Title	Notes
January 13, 1989	Gleaming the Cube ^{[N 42]}	North American theatrical distribution only, produced by Gladden Entertainment and The Turman-Foster Company
February 10, 1989	The Fly II	co-production with Brooksfilms
March 10, 1989	Skin Deep ^{[N 40]}	North American and select international theatrical distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions and Beco Films
April 14, 1989	Say Anything...	co-production with Gracie Films
May 19, 1989	How I Got into College
July 5, 1989	Weekend at Bernie's ^{[N 42]}	North American and French theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment and Victor Drai Productions
August 9, 1989	The Favorite	U.S. distribution only
August 9, 1989	The Abyss
August 25, 1989	Millennium ^{[N 42]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
October 13, 1989	The Fabulous Baker Boys ^{[N 42]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment and Mirage Enterprises
October 20, 1989	When the Whales Came	British film; distribution only; produced by Golden Swan Films
October 27, 1989	Worth Winning	co-production with A&M Films
December 8, 1989	The War of the Roses	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Gracie Films and Regency International Pictures (uncredited)
December 13, 1989	Enemies, A Love Story ^{[N 40]}	North American and select international theatrical distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions

1990s

1990

Release date	Title	Notes
January 12, 1990	Downtown
January 22, 1990	A Matter of Degrees	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by Backbeat Productions and Fox Lorber Features
February 16, 1990	Nightbreed ^{[N 40]}	North American theatrical and select international distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions
March 16, 1990	Nuns on the Run	North American and German theatrical distribution only; produced by HandMade Films
April 13, 1990	Vital Signs
April 13, 1990	The Gods Must Be Crazy II ^{[N 43]}	international theatrical distribution only; produced by Weintraub Entertainment Group; distributed in North America by Columbia Pictures
May 4, 1990	Short Time ^{[N 42]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
July 4, 1990	Die Hard 2	co-production with Gordon Company and Silver Pictures
July 11, 1990	The Adventures of Ford Fairlane	co-production with Silver Pictures
August 3, 1990	Young Guns II ^{[N 40]}	North American and select international distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions
August 17, 1990	The Exorcist III ^{[N 40]}
September 21, 1990	Miller's Crossing	distribution only; produced by Circle Films
September 28, 1990	Pacific Heights ^{[N 40]}	North American and select international distribution only; produced by Morgan Creek Productions
October 5, 1990	Marked for Death	co-production with Steamroller Productions
November 2, 1990	Frankenstein Unbound	North American distribution only; produced by The Mount Company
November 16, 1990	Home Alone	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Hughes Entertainment Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2023.
November 21, 1990	Predator 2	co-production with Gordon Company, Silver Pictures and Davis Entertainment
December 7, 1990	Edward Scissorhands
December 23, 1990	Come See the Paradise

1991

Release date	Title	Notes
February 8, 1991	Sleeping with the Enemy
March 15, 1991	Class Action	co-production with Interscope Communications
March 22, 1991	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze ^{[N 17]}	international distribution outside Hong Kong only; produced by Mirage Studios and Golden Harvest; distributed in North America by New Line Cinema
March 29, 1991	The Five Heartbeats
May 17, 1991	Mannequin Two: On the Move ^{[N 42]}	North American theatrical distribution only; produced by Gladden Entertainment
May 24, 1991	Only the Lonely	co-production with Hughes Entertainment
June 21, 1991	Dying Young	co-production with Fogwood Films
July 12, 1991	Point Break ^{[N 44]}	distribution outside Italy and Japan only; produced by Largo Entertainment and Tapestry Films
July 19, 1991	Dutch	co-production with Hughes Entertainment
July 26, 1991	Life Stinks	international distribution only; produced by Brooksfilms; distributed in North America by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
July 31, 1991	Hot Shots!	co-production with Peter V. Miller Investment Corp.
August 14, 1991	The Commitments ^{[N 45]}	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy North American, U.K. and German theatrical distribution only; produced by Beacon Communications, First Film Company and Dirty Hands Productions
August 21, 1991	Barton Fink	Winner of the Palme d'Or. North American distribution only; produced by Circle Films
October 4, 1991	The Super ^{[N 44]}	North American and select international distribution only; produced by Largo Entertainment
November 1, 1991	29th Street ^{[N 44]}	North American distribution only; produced by Permut Productions
November 22, 1991	For the Boys	co-production with All Girl Productions
December 22, 1991	Grand Canyon
December 27, 1991	Naked Lunch	U.S. distribution only; produced by Recorded Picture Company

1992

Release date	Title	Notes
January 31, 1992	Shining Through	co-production with Peter V. Miller Investment Corp. and Sandollar Productions
February 7, 1992	Back in the USSR ^{[N 44]}	North American distribution only; produced by Largo Entertainment
February 21, 1992	This Is My Life	co-production with Lynda Obst Productions
March 13, 1992	My Cousin Vinny	co-production with Peter V. Miller Investment Corp.
March 27, 1992	White Men Can't Jump
April 10, 1992	FernGully: The Last Rainforest ^{[N 46]}	distribution only; produced by FAI Films, Youngheart Productions and Kroyer Films
May 1, 1992	Folks!	North American distribution only; produced by Penta Pictures
May 22, 1992	Alien 3	co-production with Brandywine Productions
June 26, 1992	Unlawful Entry ^{[N 44]}	distribution outside Italy and Japan only; produced by Largo Entertainment and JVC Entertainment
July 10, 1992	Prelude to a Kiss	co-production with Gruskoff/Levy Company
July 17, 1992	Man Trouble	North American distribution only; produced by Penta Pictures, American Filmworks and Budding Grove Productions
July 31, 1992	Buffy the Vampire Slayer	co-production with Sandollar Productions and Kazui Enterprises
August 21, 1992	Rapid Fire
August 26, 1992	Storyville ^{[N 47]}	U.S. theatrical distribution only; produced by Davis Entertainment and Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation
September 18, 1992	Jumpin' at the Boneyard	co-production with Kasdan Pictures
September 25, 1992	The Last of the Mohicans	North American distribution only
October 16, 1992	Night and the City	North American distribution only; co-production with Penta Entertainment and Tribeca Films
November 13, 1992	Love Potion No. 9	North American distribution only; co-production with Penta Pictures (uncredited)
November 20, 1992	Home Alone 2: Lost in New York	co-production with Hughes Entertainment
December 16, 1992	Used People ^{[N 44]}	distribution outside Italy and Japan only; produced by Largo Entertainment and JVC Entertainment
December 18, 1992	Toys	co-production with Baltimore Pictures
December 25, 1992	Hoffa	co-production with Jersey Films and Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation

1993

Release date	Title	Notes
February 5, 1993	The Vanishing
March 5, 1993	Best of the Best 2	U.S. distribution only; produced by The Movie Group
March 17, 1993	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III ^{[N 17]}	international distribution outside Hong Kong only; produced by Mirage Studios and Golden Harvest; distributed in North America by New Line Cinema
March 26, 1993	Hear No Evil	North American and Spanish distribution only
April 2, 1993	Jack the Bear	co-production with American Filmworks and Lucky Dog Productions
April 7, 1993	The Sandlot ^{[N 48]}	co-production with Island World
May 21, 1993	Hot Shots! Part Deux
June 18, 1993	Once Upon a Forest	distribution only; produced by Hanna-Barbera Productions and HTV Television
July 7, 1993	Rookie of the Year	co-production with Robert Harper Productions
July 28, 1993	Robin Hood: Men in Tights	North American distribution only; co-production with Brooksfilms and Gaumont
July 30, 1993	Rising Sun	co-production with Walrus & Associates
August 27, 1993	Only the Strong	North American distribution only; co-production with Freestone Pictures and Davis Films
September 24, 1993	The Good Son
October 1, 1993	Freaked	co-production with Tommy Productions
October 15, 1993	The Beverly Hillbillies
November 24, 1993	Mrs. Doubtfire	co-production with Blue Wolf Productions
December 29, 1993	Ghost in the Machine

1994

Release date	Title	Notes
February 25, 1994	Sugar Hill	North American distribution only; produced by Beacon Communications and South Street Entertainment Group
March 4, 1994	The Chase	North American and U.K. distribution only; produced by Capitol Films and Elwes/Wyman Productions
April 22, 1994	Bad Girls	co-production with Ruddy/Morgan Productions
April 29, 1994	PCU
June 10, 1994	Speed	co-production with The Mark Gordon Company
July 1, 1994	Baby's Day Out	co-production with Hughes Entertainment
July 15, 1994	True Lies ^{[N 49]}	North American, French, French-speaking Switzerland and Italian distribution only; co-production with Lightstorm Entertainment
August 5, 1994	Airheads	co-production with Island World and Robert Simonds Productions
August 6, 1994	Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie	international distribution only in countries outside Japan, the U.K., France and Spain
September 30, 1994	The Scout	co-production with Ruddy/Morgan Productions
November 18, 1994	Miracle on 34th Street	co-production with Hughes Entertainment
November 23, 1994	The Pagemaster	North American and select international theatrical distribution only; co-production with Turner Pictures and David Kirschner Productions
December 2, 1994	Trapped in Paradise	co-production with Davison/Gallo Productions
December 23, 1994	Nell	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. North and Latin American distribution only; produced by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment and Egg Pictures

1995

Release date	Title	Notes
January 13, 1995	Far from Home: The Adventures of Yellow Dog
March 17, 1995	Bye Bye Love	co-production with Ubu Productions
April 21, 1995	Kiss of Death
May 5, 1995	French Kiss	North American distribution only; produced by PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Working Title Films and Prufrock Pictures
May 19, 1995	Die Hard with a Vengeance ^{[N 50]}	North American and Japanese distribution only; co-production with Cinergi Pictures
May 24, 1995	Braveheart	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. international distribution only; co-production with Icon Productions, Paramount Pictures and The Ladd Company; distributed in North America by Paramount Pictures
June 30, 1995	Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie	distribution outside Japan only; co-production with Fox Family Films, Saban Entertainment and Toei Company
July 14, 1995	Nine Months	co-production with 1492 Pictures
August 4, 1995	Bushwhacked	co-production with Wessler/Schiff Productions
August 11, 1995	A Walk in the Clouds	co-production with Zucker Brothers Productions
October 13, 1995	Strange Days ^{[N 51]}	North American, French, French-speaking Switzerland and Italian distribution only; co-production with Lightstorm Entertainment
December 22, 1995	Waiting to Exhale	co-production with Schindler/Swerdlow Productions

1996

Release date	Title	Notes
January 12, 1996	Dunston Checks In	co-production with Fox Family Films
February 9, 1996	Broken Arrow	co-production with The Mark Gordon Company and WCG Entertainment
March 1, 1996	Down Periscope	co-production with Robert Lawrence Productions
April 26, 1996	The Truth About Cats and Dogs	co-production with Noon Attack
May 3, 1996	The Great White Hype	co-production with Atman Entertainment and Fred Berner Films
July 3, 1996	Independence Day	co-production with Centropolis Entertainment; not to be confused with the unrelated 1983 film of the same name
July 12, 1996	Courage Under Fire	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures, Davis Entertainment, Joseph M. Singer Entertainment and Friendly Films
August 2, 1996	Chain Reaction	co-production with The Zanuck Company and Chicago Pacific Entertainment
October 4, 1996	That Thing You Do!	co-production with Clinica Estetico and Clavius Base
November 1, 1996	Romeo + Juliet	co-production with Bazmark Productions
November 22, 1996	Jingle All the Way	co-production with Fox Family Films and 1492 Pictures
November 27, 1996	The Crucible
December 20, 1996	One Fine Day	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures, Lynda Obst Productions and Via Rosa Productions

1997

Release date	Title	Notes
March 28, 1997	Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie	distribution outside Japan only; co-production with Fox Family Films, Saban Entertainment and Toei Company
April 4, 1997	Inventing the Abbotts	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures and Imagine Entertainment
April 25, 1997	Volcano	co-production with Fox 2000 Pictures, Shuler Donner/Donner Productions and Moritz Original
June 13, 1997	Speed 2: Cruise Control	co-production with Blue Tulip Productions
July 2, 1997	Out to Sea	co-production with Davis Entertainment and Friendly Films
August 1, 1997	Picture Perfect	co-production with 3 Arts Entertainment
September 26, 1997	The Edge	co-production with Art Linson Productions
September 26, 1997	Soul Food	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Edmonds Entertainment
October 24, 1997	A Life Less Ordinary	North American and select international distribution only; co-production with PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Figment Films and Channel Four Films
November 7, 1997	Cold Around the Heart	co-production with Illusion Entertainment and Baumgarten-Prophet Entertainment
November 14, 1997	Anastasia	co-production with Fox Family Films and Fox Animation Studios
November 26, 1997	Alien Resurrection	co-production with Brandywine Productions
December 12, 1997	Home Alone 3	co-production with Fox Family Films and Hughes Entertainment
December 18, 1997	The Wiggles Movie	Australian distribution only; co-production with Gladusaurus Productions
December 19, 1997	Titanic	Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture. Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama. Inducted into the National Film Registry in 2017. international distribution only; co-production with Paramount Pictures and Lightstorm Entertainment

1998

Release date	Title	Notes
January 9, 1998	Firestorm	co-production with Loeb/Weisman Productions
January 30, 1998	Great Expectations	co-production with Art Linson Productions
February 20, 1998	Dangerous Beauty	Renamed as The Greatest Courtesan in the United Kingdom and A Destiny of Her Own in some regions. international distribution only; produced by Regency Enterprises, Bedford Falls Productions and Taurus Film; distributed in North America by Warner Bros.
March 27, 1998	The Newton Boys	co-production with Detour Filmproduction
April 17, 1998	The Object of My Affection	co-production with Laurence Mark Productions
May 15, 1998	Bulworth	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Mulholland Productions
May 29, 1998	Hope Floats	co-production with Lynda Obst Productions and Fortis Films
June 19, 1998	The X-Files	co-production with Ten Thirteen Productions
June 26, 1998	Dr. Dolittle	co-production with Davis Entertainment, Joseph M. Singer Entertainment and Friendly Films
July 15, 1998	There's Something About Mary	Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy. co-production with Conundrum Entertainment
July 29, 1998	Ever After: A Cinderella Story	co-production with Fox Family Films (uncredited), Mireille Soria Production and Flower Films
August 14, 1998	How Stella Got Her Groove Back	NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Motion Picture
November 6, 1998	The Siege	co-production with Lynda Obst Productions
November 6, 1998	A Cool, Dry Place	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Jacobs/Mutrux Productions
December 25, 1998	The Thin Red Line	Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture. Nominated for Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Picture. distribution outside Japan only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Phoenix Pictures and Geisler-Roberdau

1999

Release date	Title	Notes
February 5, 1999	Simply Irresistible	distribution outside Italy only; produced by Regency Enterprises, Polar Entertainment and Taurus Film
February 19, 1999	Office Space	co-production with Judgemental Films
March 12, 1999	Wing Commander	distribution in English-speaking territories, Germany theatrical, Benelux and Latin America only; produced by No Prisoners Productions, Digital Anvil, Origin Systems and The Carousel Picture Company
March 19, 1999	Ravenous	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Adam Fields Productions and Heyday Films
April 9, 1999	Never Been Kissed	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Flower Films and Bushwood Pictures
April 23, 1999	Pushing Tin	distribution outside Italy only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Regency Enterprises and Linson Films
April 30, 1999	Entrapment	distribution outside Italy only; co-production with Regency Enterprises and Fountainbridge Films
May 19, 1999	Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace	distribution only; produced by Lucasfilm
July 16, 1999	Lake Placid ^{[N 52]}	distribution in English-speaking territories, Latin America and Asia excluding Japan only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Phoenix Pictures and Rocking Chair Productions
August 13, 1999	Brokedown Palace	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Adam Fields Productions
October 1, 1999	Sex, Shame and Tears	US distribution only
October 1, 1999	Drive Me Crazy
October 15, 1999	Fight Club	distribution outside Italy only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures, Regency Enterprises, Linson Films and Taurus Film
November 10, 1999	Light it Up	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Edmonds Entertainment
November 12, 1999	Anywhere but Here	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Laurence Mark Productions
December 17, 1999	Anna and the King	distribution only; produced by Fox 2000 Pictures and Lawrence Bender Productions
December 17, 1999	Xuxa Requebra	Brazilian film; co-production with Xuxa Produções and Diler & Associados

Notes

1 2 3 4 Owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)
1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Universal Pictures (via DreamWorks Classics)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Owned by Shout! Studios (via Westchester Films)
1 2 3 Owned by Video-Cinema Films, Inc., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Ignite Films, Corinth Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films
1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Owned by Warner Bros.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Owned by Disney (via ABC)
1 2 Owned by Concord Originals and the estates of Rodgers and Hammerstein, with distribution rights currently licensed to Samuel Goldwyn Films
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures)
1 2 Owned by ITV Studios, with North American distribution rights licensed to MGM
↑ Owned by Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
↑ Owned by Rhino Entertainment
1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by Bristol Myers Squibb
↑ Owned by the Rainbow Group Ltd, with U.S. distribution rights presumably owned by Lionsgate as of 2024
1 2 3 4 Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution shared by Rialto Pictures and Lionsgate
↑ Owned by StudioCanal
1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Fortune Star
↑ Owned by Nouvelles Éditions de Films, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
↑ Owned by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts through Simon & Schuster; currently unavailable for distribution
↑ Owned by ITV Studios
↑ Owned by Dark Sky Films
↑ Owned by Werner Herzog Film, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Shout! Studios
↑ Owned by Severin Films
1 2 Owned by Warner Bros. Discovery through HBO
↑ Owned by Fortune Star, with Warner Bros. (via HBO) handling U.S. home video rights
↑ Owned by FilmRise
↑ Owned by Mercury Film, Inc., with select distribution rights licensed to Sony Pictures (under Destination Films) and Janus Films
↑ Fox reclaimed full distribution rights since 1999
1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by MGM
↑ Owned by AMBI Group (via Exclusive Media), with home video distribution licensed to Blue Underground; Disney retains U.S. theatrical and TV rights
↑ Owned by the Wim Wenders Foundation; commercial rights owned by HanWay Films, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection
↑ Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution handled by Lionsgate
1 2 Fox reclaimed full international rights since 1999
↑ Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. home video and digital distribution rights handled by Lionsgate; Disney retains U.S. theatrical, TV and streaming rights
↑ Owned by Constantin Film, with U.S. distribution handled by Samuel Goldwyn Films
↑ Home video and digital distribution rights owned by MGM
↑ Paramount reclaimed international rights from Fox since late 1990s
↑ Owned by Warner Bros. in the U.S. and MGM internationally
↑ U.S. home video and digital distribution rights owned by MGM; Disney retains U.S. theatrical and TV rights
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Owned by Revolution Studios
↑ Owned by Revolution Studios in the U.S. and ITV Studios internationally
1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by MGM in the U.S., and ITV Studios internationally
↑ Owned by Sony Pictures (under Columbia Pictures)
1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by Library Rights Company (UK), Ltd. and Zelus Film Holding Company, LLC, with distribution rights licensed to Resurgence Media Group, which has sub-licensed U.S. rights to Shout! Studios and U.K. rights to Icon Film Distribution
↑ Owned by Beacon Pictures, with distribution rights currently licensed to Resurgence Media Group, which has sub-licensed U.S. rights to Shout! Studios and U.K. rights to Icon Film Distribution
↑ Owned by Machine Media Advisors, with distribution handled by Shout! Studios
↑ Owned by Sony Pictures
↑ Co-owned by MGM
↑ Disney currently owns worldwide rights to True Lies, Fox having subsequently reclaimed international rights from Universal Pictures by 2010
↑ Disney currently owns worldwide rights to Die Hard with a Vengeance: Fox reclaimed select international rights from Summit Entertainment for territories not covered by Buena Vista International in 2002, with BVI's rights expiring on June 1, 2020; the latter would be acquired following Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox on March 20, 2019 instead
↑ Owned by Universal Pictures
↑ Co-owned by Sony Pictures

References

↑ Vary, Adam (January 17, 2020). "Disney Drops Fox Name, Will Rebrand as 20th Century Studios, Searchlight Pictures". Variety . Retrieved January 17, 2020.

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[CBS-2] 1 2 3 4 Owned by Paramount Pictures (via CBS)

[DreamWorksClassics-3] 1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Universal Pictures (via DreamWorks Classics)

[Shout!-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Owned by Shout! Studios (via Westchester Films)

[VideoCinema-5] 1 2 3 Owned by Video-Cinema Films, Inc., with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Ignite Films, Corinth Films and Samuel Goldwyn Films

[Turner-6] 1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Warner Bros. (via Turner Entertainment Co.)

[WB-7] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Owned by Warner Bros.

[DisneyABC-8] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Owned by Disney (via ABC)

[RodgersHammerstein-9] 1 2 Owned by Concord Originals and the estates of Rodgers and Hammerstein, with distribution rights currently licensed to Samuel Goldwyn Films

[Republic-10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Owned by Paramount Pictures (via Melange Pictures)

[Rank-11] 1 2 Owned by ITV Studios, with North American distribution rights licensed to MGM

[Janus-12] Owned by Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[Rhino-13] Owned by Rhino Entertainment

[BMS-14] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by Bristol Myers Squibb

[Rainbow-15] Owned by the Rainbow Group Ltd, with U.S. distribution rights presumably owned by Lionsgate as of 2024

[Canal2-16] 1 2 3 4 Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution shared by Rialto Pictures and Lionsgate

[Canal-17] Owned by StudioCanal

[Fortune_Star-18] 1 2 3 4 5 Owned by Fortune Star

[NEF-19] Owned by Nouvelles Éditions de Films, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[S&S-20] Owned by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts through Simon & Schuster; currently unavailable for distribution

[ITV-21] Owned by ITV Studios

[Magic-22] Owned by Dark Sky Films

[Herzog-23] Owned by Werner Herzog Film, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Shout! Studios

[Severin-24] Owned by Severin Films

[HBO-25] 1 2 Owned by Warner Bros. Discovery through HBO

[Cannonball_Run-26] Owned by Fortune Star, with Warner Bros. (via HBO) handling U.S. home video rights

[FilmRise-27] Owned by FilmRise

[Raoul-28] Owned by Mercury Film, Inc., with select distribution rights licensed to Sony Pictures (under Destination Films) and Janus Films

[Comedy-29] Fox reclaimed full distribution rights since 1999

[MGM-30] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by MGM

[FireIce-31] Owned by AMBI Group (via Exclusive Media), with home video distribution licensed to Blue Underground; Disney retains U.S. theatrical and TV rights

[HanWay-32] Owned by the Wim Wenders Foundation; commercial rights owned by HanWay Films, with U.S. distribution rights currently licensed to Janus Films and The Criterion Collection

[StudioCanal-33] Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. distribution handled by Lionsgate

[Regency-34] 1 2 Fox reclaimed full international rights since 1999

[Highlander-35] Owned by StudioCanal, with U.S. home video and digital distribution rights handled by Lionsgate; Disney retains U.S. theatrical, TV and streaming rights

[Name_Rose-36] Owned by Constantin Film, with U.S. distribution handled by Samuel Goldwyn Films

[Embassy-37] Home video and digital distribution rights owned by MGM

[Dundee-38] Paramount reclaimed international rights from Fox since late 1990s

[Wisdom-39] Owned by Warner Bros. in the U.S. and MGM internationally

[PrincessBride-40] U.S. home video and digital distribution rights owned by MGM; Disney retains U.S. theatrical and TV rights

[MorganCreek-41] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Owned by Revolution Studios

[DeadRingers-42] Owned by Revolution Studios in the U.S. and ITV Studios internationally

[Gladden-43] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by MGM in the U.S., and ITV Studios internationally

[Columbia-44] Owned by Sony Pictures (under Columbia Pictures)

[Largo-45] 1 2 3 4 5 6 Owned by Library Rights Company (UK), Ltd. and Zelus Film Holding Company, LLC, with distribution rights licensed to Resurgence Media Group, which has sub-licensed U.S. rights to Shout! Studios and U.K. rights to Icon Film Distribution

[Commitments-46] Owned by Beacon Pictures, with distribution rights currently licensed to Resurgence Media Group, which has sub-licensed U.S. rights to Shout! Studios and U.K. rights to Icon Film Distribution

[FernGully-47] Owned by Machine Media Advisors, with distribution handled by Shout! Studios

[Storyville-48] Owned by Sony Pictures

[Sandlot-49] Co-owned by MGM

[TrueLies-50] Disney currently owns worldwide rights to True Lies, Fox having subsequently reclaimed international rights from Universal Pictures by 2010

[DieHard3-51] Disney currently owns worldwide rights to Die Hard with a Vengeance: Fox reclaimed select international rights from Summit Entertainment for territories not covered by Buena Vista International in 2002, with BVI's rights expiring on June 1, 2020; the latter would be acquired following Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox on March 20, 2019 instead

[Universal-52] Owned by Universal Pictures

[LakePlacid-53] Co-owned by Sony Pictures

[1] Vary, Adam (January 17, 2020). "Disney Drops Fox Name, Will Rebrand as 20th Century Studios, Searchlight Pictures". Variety . Retrieved January 17, 2020.

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v t e 20th Century Studios
A subsidiary of Walt Disney Studios, a division of The Walt Disney Company.
Film production	20th Century Animation 20th Century Family Regency Enterprises (20%) New Regency Productions
TV production	20th Television 20th Television Animation
Other	Boom! Studios (minority stake) 20th Century Games
Predecessors	Fox Film Twentieth Century Pictures
Defunct or sold units	20th Century Fox Records 20th Digital Studio 20th Century Home Entertainment Blair Entertainment Blue Sky Studios CBS/Fox Video Fox 2000 Pictures Fox Animation Studios Fox Atomic Fox Digital Entertainment Fox Faith Fox Family Fox Interactive Fox International Productions Fox West Pictures FNM Films Fox Kids FoxBox Fox News Fox Movietone News Fox News Fox Music Fox Video FoxNext Foxstar Productions Magnetic Video Regency Television Terrytoons Touchstone Television Fox 21 Fox Television Studios Fox World UGC Fox Distribution
See also	21st Century Fox Acquisition by Disney Fox Entertainment Group Fox Filmed Entertainment Fox Corporation Fox FX Networks FX Productions Metromedia MTM Enterprises New World Pictures Four Star Television Genesis Entertainment New World Animation New World Communications News Corporation News Corp Saban Entertainment Searchlight Pictures Searchlight Television National Geographic Partners (73%) Star Studios Disney+ Hulu
Lists of films	Fox Film Twentieth Century Pictures 20th Century Fox 1935–1999 2000–2020 20th Century Studios (2020–present)
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