This is a list of films made by the British production company Ealing Studios and its predecessor Associated Talking Pictures. [1] Prior to 1932 and after 1956, the company's films were made at studios other than Ealing. This list does not include films made at Ealing Studios by other companies.
| Title | Release date | Director |
|---|---|---|
| Escape! | September 1930 | Basil Dean |
| Birds of Prey | November 1930 | Basil Dean |
| Sally in Our Alley | July 1931 | Maurice Elvey |
| A Honeymoon Adventure | September 1931 | Maurice Elvey |
| The Water Gipsies | March 1932 | Maurice Elvey |
| Nine till Six | March 1932 | Basil Dean |
| The Sign of Four | May 1932 | Rowland V. Lee/Graham Cutts |
| The Impassive Footman | June 1932 | Basil Dean |
| Love on the Spot | July 1932 | Graham Cutts |
| Looking on the Bright Side | September 1932 | Basil Dean/Graham Cutts |
| Three Men in a Boat | May 1933 | Graham Cutts |
| Loyalties | May 1933 | Basil Dean |
| Autumn Crocus | February 1934 | Basil Dean |
| Love, Life and Laughter | March 1934 | Maurice Elvey |
| Java Head | August 1934 | J. Walter Ruben |
| Sing As We Go | September 1934 | Basil Dean |
| Lorna Doone | January 1935 | Basil Dean |
| Look Up and Laugh | June 1935 | Basil Dean |
| Midshipman Easy | October 1935 | Carol Reed |
| No Limit | November 1935 | Monty Banks |
| Whom the Gods Love | February 1936 | Basil Dean |
| Queen of Hearts | February 1936 | Monty Banks |
| Laburnum Grove | May 1936 | Carol Reed |
| Lonely Road | September 1936 | James Flood |
| Keep Your Seats, Please | September 1936 | Monty Banks |
| Feather Your Nest | March 1937 | William Beaudine |
| The Show Goes On | April 1937 | Basil Dean |
| Keep Fit | August 1937 | Anthony Kimmins |
| I See Ice | February 1938 | Anthony Kimmins |
| Penny Paradise | October 1938 | Carol Reed |
| It's in the Air | November 1938 | Anthony Kimmins |
| The Gaunt Stranger | November 1938 | Walter Forde |
| The Ware Case | December 1938 | Robert Stevenson |
| Trouble Brewing | March 1939 | Anthony Kimmins |
| Let's Be Famous | March 1939 | Walter Forde |
| The Four Just Men | June 1939 | Walter Forde |
| There Ain't No Justice | June 1939 | Pen Tennyson |
| Young Man's Fancy | August 1939 | Robert Stevenson |
| Cheer Boys Cheer | August 1939 | Walter Forde |
| Come On George! | November 1939 | Anthony Kimmins |
| Release date | Title | Director | Budget | Gross | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 January 1950 | The Blue Lamp | Basil Dearden | £142,304 | £246,000 | Inspiration for Dixon of Dock Green |
| 8 June 1950 | Dance Hall | Charles Crichton | £167,749 | £89,000 | |
| 24 June 1950 | Bitter Springs | Ralph Smart | £100,000 | £114,000 | Filmed in Australia |
| October 1950 | Cage of Gold | Basil Dearden | £192,000 | ||
| October 1950 | The Magnet | Charles Frend | £75,000 | children's film | |
| February 1951 | Pool of London | Basil Dearden | £130,000 | ||
| June 1951 | The Lavender Hill Mob | Charles Crichton | comedy | ||
| August 1951 | The Man in the White Suit | Alexander Mackendrick | $500,000(US) | comedy | |
| December 1951 | Where No Vultures Fly | Harry Watt | £152,000 | Shot in Kenya | |
| 10 January 1952 | His Excellency | Robert Hamer | £109,000 | ||
| 8 February 1952 | Secret People | Thorold Dickinson | £60,000 | ||
| March 1952 | I Believe in You | Basil Dearden | £89,000 | ||
| 29 July 1952 | Mandy | Alexander Mackendrick | |||
| October 1952 | The Gentle Gunman | Basil Dearden | IRA subject mater | ||
| March 1953 | The Titfield Thunderbolt | Charles Crichton | comedy | ||
| March 1953 | The Cruel Sea | Charles Frend | $840,000 (UK) $600,000 (US) | World War Two film | |
| 13 July 1953 | The Square Ring | Basil Dearden | boxing drama | ||
| 26 November 1953 | Meet Mr. Lucifer | Anthony Pelissier | |||
| 28 January 1954 | The Love Lottery | Charles Crichton | comedy | ||
| 25 February 1954 | The Maggie | Alexander Mackendrick | comedy | ||
| 24 March 1954 | West of Zanzibar | Harry Watt | Filmed in Africa | ||
| 27 May 1954 | The Rainbow Jacket | Basil Dearden | |||
| 19 October 1954 | Lease of Life | Charles Frend | |||
| 9 November 1954 | The Divided Heart | Charles Crichton | war film | ||
| 14 February 1955 | Out of the Clouds | Basil Dearden | |||
| 22 March 1955 | The Night My Number Came Up | Leslie Norman | |||
| 19 April 1955 | The Ship That Died of Shame | Basil Dearden | |||
| September 1955 | Touch and Go | Michael Truman | |||
| December 1955 | The Ladykillers | Alexander Mackendrick | comedy | ||
| 18 March 1956 | Who Done It? | Basil Dearden | comedy | ||
| 27 March 1956 | The Feminine Touch | Pat Jackson | drama | ||
| June 1956 | The Long Arm | Charles Frend | Last film made for Rank |
| Title | Release date | Director | Budget | Gross | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 1957 | The Man in the Sky | Charles Crichton | $486,000 | $500,000 | |
| 11 July 1957 | The Shiralee | Leslie Norman | $597,000 | $920,000 | Shot in Australia |
| 2 December 1957 | Barnacle Bill | Charles Frend | $659,000 | $950,000 | |
| December 1957 | Davy | Michael Relph | $458,000 | $305,000 | musical-drama |
| March 1958 | Dunkirk | Leslie Norman | $1,025,000 | $2,060,000 | war film |
| December 1958 | Nowhere to Go | Seth Holt | $468,000 | $460,000 | thriller |
| Title | Release date | Director | Budget | Gross | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 1959 | The Siege of Pinchgut | Harry Watt | over £200,000 | Shot in Australia |