List of three-strip Technicolor films explained

The table lists some of the movies produced in Technicolor Process 4 between 1932 and 1955. Most were filmed using three-strip Technicolor cameras though a few had sequences, or even their entirely, filmed using other techniques. These included:

Successive Frame (SF) Camera (or Successive Exposure Camera)

The first full-color animations were photographed using three-strip cameras. From 1934, animations were filmed using modified black and white cameras taking successive exposures through three color filters on a single panchromatic film, being simpler to operate and far less expensive. The technique lasted until 1973 (Robin Hood, Disney).

Kodachrome and Technicolor Monopack

These were the same positive cine stock marketed as 'Kodachrome Commercial' in 16mm and, by an agreement between Eastman Kodak and Technicolor, as ‘Technicolor Monopack’ in 35mm. When all in lowercase, 'monopack' is a generic term. When using a leading capital letter, 'Monopack' is a trade-mark of Technicolor.

Technichrome

Technichrome was a bipack system developed by Technicolor Ltd in England to photograph the 1948 Olympic Games because there were only four three-strip cameras in the UK at that time. Technichrome used 20 modified black and white cameras, Newall BNCs, built by Newall Engineering based on the Mitchell Camera which the Mitchell Camera Company had failed to patent in the UK.

All films listed were release printed from three (including those in bipack Technichrome) color matrices in Technicolor's dye-transfer process in either Hollywood or England. Matrices were exchanged between the plants for release prints in their respective markets. Technicolor plants were opened in France and Italy in 1955, the French laboratory closing in 1958.

Technicolor Process 5 described movies filmed using Eastmancolor monopack negative film, with negative processing and dye-transfer printing by Technicolor; these films were usually credited Color by Technicolor. Technicolor also dye-transfer printed Eastmancolor and Ansco negative movies where the negative had been processed by another laboratory with the credit Print by Technicolor. Technicolor publicity dated 1954 added the facility to produce dye transfer release prints from Agfacolor, Gevacolor and Ferraniacolor color negative stock, popular in Europe. No movies originating on color negative film are intentionally listed here.

The first movie using Process 4 and the three-strip camera was the 1932 animated short Flowers and Trees, whereas the first live-action feature was Becky Sharp, released in 1935.[1]

Cinematographers listed in italics are associate photographers, usually employed by Technicolor. Cinematographers in bold are Academy Award Winners for that year.

FilmStudioYearGenreTypeCinematographerLab
Flowers and Trees (first use of three-strip camera)Walt Disney Productions, United Artists1932Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical, Romance, ShortShortRay RennahanUS
The Cat and the FiddleMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer1934Comedy, Musical, Romance, DramaSequenceCharles G. Clarke, Harold Rosson, Ray Rennahan (Tech sequence)US
La Cucaracha Pioneer Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures1934Comedy, MusicalShortRay RennahanUS
Good Morning, Eve!Vitaphone, Warner Bros.1934Comedy, MusicalShortRay RennahanUS
The House of Rothschild20th Century Pictures, United Artists1934Biography, Drama, History, WarFinalePeverell Marley, Ray Rennahan (Tech finale)US
Hollywood PartyMetro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Walt Disney Productions1934Part animation, Comedy, Family, MusicalSequenceJames Wong Howe (B&W live-action sequences)US
Service with a SmileVitaphone, Warner Bros.1934Comedy, MusicalShortRay RennahanUS
What, No Men!Vitaphone, Warner Bros.1934Comedy, MusicalShortRay RennahanUS
Kid MillionsHoward Productions, United Artists1934Comedy, MusicalLast ReelRay June, Ray Rennahan (Tech last reel)US
Star Night at the Cocoanut Grove Metro-Goldwyn Meyer1934Comedy, MusicalShortRay Rennahan, William V. SkallUS
Becky Sharp (first live-action feature)Pioneer Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures1935Drama, Romance, WarFeatureRay RennahanUS
Gypsy SweetheartVitaphone, Warner Bros.1935Musical, Comedy, DanceShortWilliam V. SkallUS
The Little ColonelFox Film1935Comedy, FamilySequenceArthur C. Miller, William V. Skall (Tech sequence)US
Show KidsVitaphone, Warner Bros.1935MusicalShortRay RennahanUS
Dancing PiratePioneer Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures1936Adventure, Comedy, Musical, RomanceFeatureWilliam V. SkallUS
Fox Hunt [View] |London Films, United Artists|1936|Anination|Short||US|-| The Garden of Allah| Selznick International Pictures, United Artists| 1936| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Virgil Miller, W. Howard Greene, Harold Rosson, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Ramona| 20th Century-Fox| 1936| Drama, Romance| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| The Trail of the Lonesome Pine| Walter Wanger Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1936| Drama, Romance| Feature| Robert C. Bruce, W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Coronation (of King George VI)| British Movietone News, 20th Century-Fox| 1937| Documentary| Short|| US|-| Ebb Tide| Paramount Pictures| 1937| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan, Leo Tover| US|-| God's Country and the Woman| Warner Bros.| 1937| Drama, Romance| Feature| Tony Gaudio, William V. Skall, Allen M. Davey, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Nothing Sacred| Selznick International Pictures, United Artists| 1937| Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| A Star is Born | Selznick International Pictures, United Artists| 1937| Drama, Romance| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| Victoria the Great | Imperator Film Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1937| Drama, History| Last Reel| Freddie Young, William V. Skall (Tech last reel)| Eng|-| Vogues of 1938| Walter Wanger Productions, United Artists| 1937| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan, Winton C. Hoch | US|-| When's Your Birthday?| David L. Loew Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1937| Comedy, Romance| Cartoon Sequence| George Robinson (cinematographer) (B&W live action)| US|-| Wings of the Morning (first UK feature)| New World Pictures, 20th Century-Fox| 1937| Drama, Romance, Sport, War| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US |-| Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (first feature animation, SE camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1937| Animation, Fantasy, Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature|| US|-|What-Ho-She-Bumps [View]|George Pal, JWT|1937|Stop motion animation|Commercial||Eng|-| The Adventures of Robin Hood | Warner Bros.| 1938| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| Tony Gaudio, Sol Polito, W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Adventures of Tom Sawyer| Selznick International Pictures, United Artists| 1938| Family, Adventure| Feature| James Wong Howe, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-|Arabian Bazaar|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Delhi [View]|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| The Divorce of Lady X | London Film Productions, United Artists| 1938| Comedy, Drama, Romance | Feature| Harry Stradling Sr., William V. Skall| Eng|-| The Drum aka Drums (US)| London Film Productions, United Artists| 1938| Adventure, War| Feature| Georges Périnal, Osmond Borradaile| Eng|-|The Eternal Fire|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Fox Hunting in the Roman Compagna|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Gold is Where You Find It| Warner Bros.| 1938| Drama, History, Romance, Western| Feature| Sol Polito, Allen M. Davey| US|-| The Goldwyn Follies | Samuel Goldwyn Productions, United Artists| 1938| Musical, Romance| Feature| Gregg Toland, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Heart of the North| Warner Bros.| 1938| Adventure, Western| Feature| L. William O'Connell, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Her Jungle Love| Paramount Pictures| 1938| Action, Adventure, Music, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-|Indian Durbar [View]|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Jerusalem|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Kentucky| 20th Century-Fox| 1938| Drama, Romance, Sport| Feature| Ernest Palmer, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Men with Wings| Paramount Pictures| 1938| Action, Drama, War| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Wilfrid M. Kline, Charles A. Marshall| US|-|Music Man (SF Camera) [View]|British Animated Films|1938|Animation|Short||Eng|-|Paris on Parade|Traveltalks, Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|?|-|Petra|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|A Road in India [View]|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Rome Symphonies|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Ruins of Palmyra and Baalbek|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|The Sacred Ganges|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Sixty Glorious Years aka Queen of Destiny (US)| Imperator Film Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1938| Drama| Feature| Freddie Young, William V. Skall| Eng|-|South Sea Sweethearts [View]|George Pal, JWT|1938|Stop motion animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Sweethearts| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1938| Musical| Feature| Oliver T. Marsh, Allen M. Davey| US|-|Temples of India [View]|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Valley of the Giants| Warner Bros.| 1938| Adventure| Feature| Sol Polito, Allen M. Davey| US|-|A Village in India [View]|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Wanderers of the Desert|World Window, United Artists|1938|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Dodge City| Warner Bros.| 1939| Western| Feature| Sol Polito, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Drums Along the Mohawk| 20th Century-Fox| 1939| Drama, History, Romance, War, Western| Feature| Bert Glennon, Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Four Feathers| London Film Productions, United Artists| 1939| Adventure, Drama, Romance, War| Feature| Georges Périnal, Osmond Borradaile| Eng|-| Gone With the Wind| Selznick International Pictures, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1939| Drama, History, Romance, War| Feature| Ernest Haller, Lee Garmes, Ray Rennahan, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Gulliver's Travels (SF camera)| Fleischer Studios, Paramount Pictures| 1939| Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Schettler| US|-| Hollywood Cavalcade| 20th Century-Fox| 1939| Comedy, Drama, History| Feature| Allen M. Davey, Ernest Palmer| US|-| The Ice Follies of 1939| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1939| Drama, Music, Romance| Finale| Joseph Ruttenberg, Oliver T. Marsh (Tech finale)| US|-| Jesse James| 20th Century-Fox| 1939| Biography, Crime, Drama, History, Western| Feature| George Barnes, W. Howard Greene| US|-|Jungle|World Window, United Artists|1939|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| The Little Princess| 20th Century-Fox| 1939| Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical| Feature| Arthur C. Miller, William V. Skall| US|-|Love on the Range [View] |George Pal, JWT|1939|Stop motion animation|Commercial||Eng|-| The Mikado| G and S Films, General Film Distributors (UK), Universal Pictures (US)| 1939| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Bernard Knowles, William V. Skall| Eng|-| Over the Moon| London Film Productions, United Artists| 1939| Comedy| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex| Warner Bros.| 1939| Biography, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| Sol Polito, W. Howard Greene| US|-|River Thames [View]|World Window, United Artists|1939|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|- | Swanee River| 20th Century-Fox| 1939| Biography, Drama| Feature| Bert Glennon| US|-| The Wizard of Oz| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1939| Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Harold Rosson, Allen M. Davey| US|-| The Women| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1939| Comedy, Drama| Sequence| Oliver T. Marsh, Joseph Ruttenberg| US|-| Bitter Sweet| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1940| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Oliver T. Marsh, Allen M. Davey| US|-| The Blue Bird| 20th Century-Fox| 1940| Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy| Feature| Arthur C. Miller, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Chad Hanna| 20th Century-Fox| 1940| Drama, Romance| Feature| Ernest Palmer, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Dr. Cyclops| Paramount Pictures| 1940| Adventure, Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi| Feature| Henry Sharp, Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Down Argentine Way| 20th Century-Fox| 1940| Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| Leon Shamroy, Ray Rennahan| US|-|Every Man His Own Housewife [View]|Merton Park Studios, Lintas|1940||Commercial||Eng|-| Fantasia (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1940| Animation, Family, Fantasy, Music, War| Feature| Ray Rennahan (live-action three-strip)| US|-| Irene| Imperadio Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1940| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Sequence| Russell Metty| US|-| Maryland| 20th Century-Fox| 1940| Drama| Feature| George Barnes, Ray Rennahan| US|-| North West Mounted Police| Paramount Pictures| 1940| Action, Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Victor Milner| US|-| Northwest Passage| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1940| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, War, Western| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-|Peasant Island[2] |Merton Park Studios, Cadbury Bros.|1940|Sponsored documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff, Osmond Borradaile[3] |Eng|-| Pinocchio (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1940| Animation, Adventure, Fantasy, Musical | Feature| | US|-| The Return of Frank James| 20th Century-Fox| 1940| Crime, History, Western| Feature| George Barnes, William V. Skall| US|-| Service with the Colors| Warner Bros.| 1940| Army Recruiting| Short| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| The Thief of Bagdad| Alexander Korda Film Productions, United Artists| 1940| Adventure, Family, Fantasy| Feature| Georges Périnal, Osmond Borradaile| Eng/US|-| Typhoon| Paramount Pictures| 1940| Adventure| Feature| William C. Mellor, Allen M. Davey| US|-| Untamed| Paramount Pictures| 1940| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Leo Tover, W. Howard Greene| US|-| Aloma of the South Seas| Paramount Pictures| 1941| Adventure| Feature| Karl Struss, Wilfrid M. Cline, William E. Snyder| US|-| Bahama Passage| Paramount Pictures| 1941| Drama, Romance| Feature| Leo Tover, Allen M. Davey| US|-| Belle Star| 20th Century-Fox| 1941| Western| Feature| Ernest Palmer, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Billy the Kid| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1941| Biography, Drama, Western| Feature| Leonard Smith, William V. Skall| US|-| Blood and Sand| 20th Century-Fox| 1941| Drama, Sport| Feature| Ernest Palmer, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Blossoms in the Dust| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1941| Biography, Drama, Romance| Feature| Karl Freund, W. Howard Greene| US|-|Border Weave [View]|Turner Film Company, British Council|1941|Documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Carnival in the Clothes Cupboard (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, JWT|1941|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Dive Bomber (part Monopack)| Warner Bros.| 1941| Drama, War| Feature| Bert Glennon, Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Dumbo (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1941| Animation, Musical, Fantasy| Feature|| US|-| Fiesta| Hal Roach Studios, United Artists| 1941| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Alfred Gilks, Robert Pittack| US|-| Louisiana Purchase| Paramount Pictures| 1941| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ray Rennahan, Harry Hallenberger| US|-| Moon Over Miami | 20th Century-Fox| 1941| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Peverell Marley, Allen M. Davey, Leon Shamroy| US|-| Mr. Bug Goes to Town (SF camera)| Fleischer Studios, Paramount Pictures| 1941| Animation, Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Schettler| US|-| Plastic Surgery in Wartime| Realist Film Unit| 1941| Documentary| Short| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| The Reluctant Dragon (part B&W, part three-strip, part SE camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1941| Live-action/Animation, Comedy, Family| Feature| Bert Glennon, Winton C. Hoch (live-action three-strip)| US|-| The Shepherd of the Hills | Paramount Pictures| 1941| Adventure, Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Charles Lang, W. Howard Greene, | US|-| Smilin' Through| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1941| Musical, War, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Leonard Smith | US|-| That Night in Rio | 20th Century-Fox| 1941| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Leon Shamroy, Ray Rennahan| US|-| Virginia| Paramount Pictures| 1941| Drama, Romance | Feature| Bert Glennon, William V. Skall| US|-| Week-End in Havana | 20th Century-Fox| 1941| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-|The Western Isles [View]|Merton Park Studios, British Council|1941|Documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Western Union| 20th Century-Fox| 1941| History, Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager, Allen M. Davey| US|-| Wings of Steel| Warner Bros| 1941| AAC recruiting| Short| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-|Aladdin and the Junior Genie [View]|Anson Dyer, JWT|1941|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Arabian Nights| Universal Pictures| 1942| Action, Adventure, Comedy| Feature| Milton Krasner, William V Skall, W. Howard Greene| US|-| Bambi (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1942| Animation, Drama, Musical| Feature|| US|-| The Battle of Midway (16mm Kodachrome original)| United States Navy, 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Documentary| Short| | US|-| Beyond the Blue Horizon| Paramount Pictures| 1942| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| William C. Mellor, Charles P. Boyle| US|-| The Black Swan| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Action, Adventure, Drama| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Captains of the Clouds (part Monopack)| Warner Bros.| 1942| Action, Drama, War| Feature| WilfrId M. Cline, Sol Polito| US|-|Colour in Clay [View]|British Instructional Films, British Council|1942|Documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-|Fable of the Fabrics (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, JWT|1942|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| The Forest Rangers (part Monopack)| Paramount Pictures| 1942| Action, Drama| Feature| William V. Skall, Charles Lang| US|-|Gardens of England [View]|Spectator Short Films, British Council|1942|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| The Great Mr. Handel| G.H.W. Productions, General Film Distributors| 1942| Biography, History, Drama| Feature| Claude Friese-Greene, Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Jungle Book| Alexander Korda Films, United Artists| 1942| Action, Adventure, Family| Feature| Lee Garmes, W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Moon and Sixpence| David L. Lowe-Albert Lewin, United Artists| 1942| Drama, Romance| Final Reel| John F. Seitz| US|-| My Gal Sal| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Biography, Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-|The People's Land [View]|Strand Films, British Council|1942|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Reap the Wild Wind| Paramount Pictures| 1942| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Victor Milner, William V. Skall| US|-| Saludos Amigos (SF camera, live-action sequences on 16mm Kodachrome)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1942| Animation, Fantasy, Musical| Feature|| US|-| Song of the Islands| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| Springtime in the Rockies| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-|Symphony in Colour [View]|Public Relationship Films, Lintas|1942||Commercial|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-|Teeth of Steel [View]|Technique Films, British Council|1942|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-|This is Colour|Strand Film Company, ICI|1942|Sponsored documentary |Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Thunder Birds: Soldiers of Air| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Drama, Romance, War| Feature| Ernest Palmer, Harry Jackson| US|-| To the Shores of Tripoli| 20th Century-Fox| 1942| Drama, Romance, War| Feature| Edward Cronjager, William V. Skall, Harry Jackson| US|-|World Garden [View]|Spectator Short Films, British Council|1942|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Best Foot Forward| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1943| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Leonard Smith| US|-| Coney Island| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| Crash Dive| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, Thriller, War| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| The Desert Song| Warner Bros.| 1943| Musical| Feature| Bert Glennon| US|-| The Desperados| Columbia Pictures| 1943| Action, Comedy, Romance, Western| Feature| George Meehan, Allen M Davey| US|-| Dixie| Paramount Pictures| 1943| Biography, Comedy, Musical| Feature| William C. Mellor| US|-| Du Barry Was a Lady| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1943| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Karl Freund| US|-| For Whom the Bell Tolls| Paramount Pictures| 1943| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, War| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Gang's All Here| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Happy Go Lucky| Paramount Pictures| 1943| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline, Karl Struss| US|-| Heaven Can Wait| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Hello, Frisco, Hello| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles G. Clarke, Allen M. Davey| US|-| Lassie Come Home (part Monopack)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1943| Adventure, Family| Feature| Charles P. Boyle, Leonard Smith| US|-| The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp| The Archers, General Film Distributors| 1943| Drama, Romance, War| Feature| Georges Périnal| Eng|-| My Friend Flicka| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Family, Western| Feature| Dewey Wrigley, Edward Cronjager, Virgil E. Miller| US|-|The People's Land [View]|Strand Films, British Council|1943|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Phantom of the Opera| Universal Pictures| 1943| Drama, Horror, Music, Romance, Thriller| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Hal Mohr| US|-|Power on the Land [View]|Raylton, Verity Films, British Council|1943|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Report from the Aleutians (16mm Kodachrome original) [View]| US Army Signal Corps| 1943| Documentary| Feature| Jules Buck| US|-| Riding High| Paramount Pictures| 1943| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Karl Struss, Harry Hallenberger| US|-| Salute to the Marines| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1943| War, Drama| Feature| Charles Schoenbaum, W. Howard Greene| US|-|Scottish Mazuka [View]|Seven-League Productions|1943|Documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff, Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Sweet Rosie O'Grady| 20th Century-Fox| 1943| Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| This is the Army| Warner Bros.| 1943| Comedy, Musical, War| Feature| Bert Glennon, Sol Polito| US|-|Thousands Cheer| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1943| Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical, Romance| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Victory Through Air Power (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, United Artists| 1943| Animation, Documentary| Feature| Ray Rennahan (live-action three-strip)| US|-| White Savage| Universal Pictures| 1943| Adventure| Feature| Lester White, William E. Snyder| US|-| Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves| Universal Pictures| 1944| Adventure, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| George Robinson, W. Howard Greene| US|-| An American Romance| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Biography, Drama| Feature| Harold Rosson| US|-| Bathing Beauty| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Belle of the Yukon| International Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1944| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Broadway Rhythm | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Family, Musical| Feature| Leonard Smith| US|-| Buffalo Bill| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Biography, Romance, Western| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Can't Help Singing| Universal Pictures| 1944| Musical, Western| Feature| Elwood Bredell, W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Climax| Universal Pictures| 1944| Horror, Musical, Thriller| Feature| Hal Mohr, W Howard Greene| US|-| Cobra Woman| Universal Pictures| 1944| Adventure, Drama| Feature| George Robinson, W. Howard Greene| US|-| Cover Girl| Columbia Pictures| 1944| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Allen M. Davey, Rudolph Maté| US|-| The Fighting Lady (16mm Kodachrome original) [View]| Louis de Rochemont Associates, 20th Century-Fox| 1944| ‘Docudrama’| Feature| | US|-| Frenchman's Creek| Paramount Pictures| 1944| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-|The Green Girdle [View]|Strand Films, British Council|1944|Documentary|Short|Jack Cardiff|Eng|-| Greenwich Village| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson, Leon Shamroy| US|-| Gypsy Wildcat| Universal Pictures| 1944| Adventure| Feature| W. Howard Greene, George Robinson| US|-| Henry V| Two Cities Films, General Film Distributors (UK), United Artists (US)| 1944| History, Shakespeare| Feature| Robert Krasker| Eng|-| Home in Indiana| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Irish Eyes Are Smiling| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Drama, Music, Romance| Feature| Harry Jackson, Edward Cronjager| US|-| Kismet| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Adventure, Fantasy| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| Lady in the Dark| Paramount Pictures| 1944| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Meet Me in St. Louis| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Comedy, Drama, Family, Musical, Romance| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| The Memphis Belle: A Story of a Flying Fortress (16mm Kodachrome original)| US War Department, Paramount Pictures| 1944| Documentary| Feature| | US|-| National Velvet| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1944| Drama, Family, Sport| Feature| Leonard Smith| US|-| Pin Up Girl| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Comedy, Musical, Romance, War| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| The Princess and the Pirate| Samuel Goldwyn Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1944| Adventure, Comedy, Romance| Feature| Victor Milner, William E. Snyder| US|-| Rainbow Island| Paramount Pictures| 1944| Comedy, Musical, Romance, War| Feature| Karl Struss| US|-| Shine on Harvest Moon| Warner Bros.| 1944| Biography, Musical| Sequences| Arthur Edeson| US|-| Something for the Boys| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| The Story of Dr. Wassell| Paramount Pictures| 1944| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, War, Western| Feature| Victor Milner, William E. Snyder| US|-| This Happy Breed| Cineguild Productions, General Film Distributors| 1944| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Ronald Neame| Eng|-| The Three Caballeros (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1944| Animation, Family, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Ray Rennahan (live-action three-strip)| US|-| Up in Arms| Samuel Goldwyn Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1944| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Western Approaches aka The Raider (US) (part Monopack)| Crown Film Unit| 1944| Documentary, Drama, War| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| With the Marines at Tarawa (16mm Kodachrome & 35mm B/W)| United States Marine Corps, Universal Pictures| 1944| Documentary| Short| | US|-| Wilson| 20th Century-Fox| 1944| Biography, Drama, History, Musical, Romance| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Anchors Aweigh| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1945| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Charles P. Boyle, Robert H. Planck| US|-| Blithe Spirit| Cineguild Productions, General Film Distributors| 1945| Comedy, Fantasy| Feature| Ronald Neame| Eng|-| Bring on the Girls| Paramount Pictures| 1945| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Karl Struss| US|-| Diamond Horseshoe aka Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| The Dolly Sisters| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Biography, Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| Frontier Gal| Universal Pictures| 1945| Western| Feature| George Robinson, Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Incendiary Blonde| Paramount Pictures| 1945| Biography, Drama, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| It's a Pleasure| International Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1945| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Leave Her to Heaven| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Drama, Film-Noir, Romance, Thriller| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-|Make Fruitful the Land [View]|Greenpark Productions, British Council|1945|Documentary|Short|Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| Nob Hill| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Drama, Musical| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| The Picture of Dorian Gray| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1945| Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Romance, Thriller| Sequence| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Salome, Where She Danced| Universal Pictures| 1945| Adventure, Drama, Music, Romance, War, Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Hal Mohr| US|-| San Antonio| Warner Bros.| 1945| Drama, Western| Feature| Bert Glennon| US|-| Son of Lassie (Monopack)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1945| Adventure, Drama, Family, War| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| A Song to Remember| Columbia Pictures| 1945| Biography, Drama, Music| Feature| Allen M. Davey, Tony Gaudio| US|-| The Spanish Main| RKO Radio Pictures| 1945| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| State Fair| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Drama, Romance| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Steel [View]| Technique Film Productions, British Council| 1945| Documentary| Short| Jack Cardiff, Cyril Knowles| Eng|-| Sudan| Universal Pictures| 1945| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| George Robinson| US|-| A Thousand and One Nights| Columbia Pictures| 1945| Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Thrill of a Romance| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1945| Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Thunderhead, Son of Flicka (Monopack)| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Action, Drama, Family, Western| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Tonight and Every Night| Columbia Pictures| 1945| Drama| Feature| Rudolph Maté| US|-| Where Do We Go From Here?| 20th Century-Fox| 1945| Musical| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Wonder Man| Samuel Goldwyn Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1945| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Victor Milner, William E. Snyder| US|-| Yolanda and the Thief| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1945| Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| The Bandit of Sherwood Forest| Columbia Pictures| 1946| Action, Adventure, Family, History, Romance| Feature| Tony Gaudio, George Meehan, William E. Snyder| US|-|Bee-wise (SE Camera) [View]|Anson Dyer|1946|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Blue Skies| Paramount Pictures| 1946| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Lang, William E. Snyder| US|-| Caesar and Cleopatra| Pascal Film Productions, Eagle-Lion (UK), United Artists (US)| 1946| Biography, Comedy, Drama, History, Romance, War| Feature| Jack Cardiff, Jack Hildyard, Robert Krasker, Freddie Young| Eng|-| Canyon Passage| Walter Wanger Pictures. Universal Pictures| 1946| Drama, Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Centennial Summer| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Musical, History, Romance| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-|Coco and the Bear (SE Camera) [View]|GB Animation|1946|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Courage of Lassie| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Drama, Adventure, Family, War| Feature| Leonard Smith| US|-| Do You Love Me| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Musical| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Duel in the Sun| Vanguard Films, Selznick Releasing Organization| 1946| Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Lee Garmes, Ray Rennahan, Harold Rosson| US|-| Easy to Wed (Monopack)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| The Harvey Girls| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Comedy, Musical, Western| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Holiday in Mexico| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr. | US|-| I've Always Loved You| Frank Borzage Productions, Republic Pictures| 1946| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Tony Gaudio| US|-| The Jolson Story| Columbia Pictures| 1946| Biography, Drama, Music| Feature| Joseph Walker| US|-| The Kid From Brooklyn| Samuel Goldwyn Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1946| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Gregg Toland| US|-| The Laughing Lady| British National Films, Anglo-American Film Corporation| 1946| Drama, Musical| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| London Town aka My Heart Goes Crazy| Wesley Ruggles Productions, General Film Distributors| 1946| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Erwin Hillier| Eng|-| Make Mine Music (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1946| Animation, Anthology| Feature|| US|-| Margie| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Comedy| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| A Matter of Life and Death aka Stairway to Heaven (US)| The Archers, General Film Distributors (UK), Universal Pictures (US)| 1946| Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Drama, War| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Meet the Navy| British National Films, Anglo-American Film Corporation| 1946| Wartime revue, Musical| Last Reel| Ernest Palmer, Geoffrey Unsworth (Technicolor Photography)| Eng|-| Men of Two Worlds aka Kisenga, Man of Africa (part Monopack) [View]| Two Cities Films, General Film Distributors| 1946| Drama| Feature| Desmond Dickinson| Eng|-| Night and Day| Warner Bros.| 1946| Biography, Drama, Musical| Feature| J. Peverell Marley, William V. Skall, Bert Glennon| US|-| Night in Paradise| Walter Wanger Productions, Universal Pictures| 1946| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Hal Mohr, W. Howard Greene| US|-| Renegades| Columbia Pictures| 1946| Drama, Western| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Smoky| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Drama, Family| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Song of the South (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1946| Animation, Family, Musical| Feature| Gregg Toland (live-action three-strip)| US|-| Three Little Girls in Blue| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| Till the Clouds Roll By| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Biography, Musical| Feature| George J. Folsey, Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| The Time, the Place and the Girl| Warner Bros.| 1946| Musical, Comedy, Romance| Feature| Arthur Edeson, William V. Skall| US|-|Train Trouble (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, JWT|1946|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| The Virginian| Paramount Pictures| 1946| Romance, Western| Feature| Harry Hallenberger| US|-| Wake Up and Dream| 20th Century-Fox| 1946| Drama| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Yearling| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Drama, Family| Feature| Arthur E. Arling, Charles Rosher, Leonard Smith| US|-| Ziegfeld Follies| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1946| Comedy, Musical| Feature| George J. Folsey, Ray June, Charles Rosher| US|-| Black Narcissus| The Archers, General Film Distributors| 1947| Drama| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Blanche Fury| Cineguild, General Film Distributors| 1947| Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance| Feature| Guy Green, Geoffrey Unsworth (exteriors)| Eng|-| California| Paramount Pictures| 1947| Romance, Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Captain from Castile| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Adventure, Drama, History| Feature| Arthur E. Arling, Charles G. Clarke | US|-| Carnival in Costa Rica| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Desert Fury| Paramount Pictures| 1947| Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, Romance, Thriller| Feature| Edward Cronjager, Charles Lang| US|-|Dolly Put the Kettle On [View]|Halas and Batchelor|1947|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Down to Earth| Columbia Pictures| 1947| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Rudolph Maté| US|-| Fiesta| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1947| Drama, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline, Charles Rosher, Sydney Wagner| US|-| Forever Amber| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Adventure, Drama, History| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Fun and Fancy Free (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1947| Animation, Family, Musical| Feature| Charles P. Boyle (live-action three-strip)| US|-| Good News| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1947| Comedy, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| The Homestretch| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Drama| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Musical| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| An Ideal Husband| London Films, British Lion| 1947| Comedy| Feature| Georges Périnal| Eng|-| Jassy| Gainsborough Pictures, General Film Distributors| 1947| Drama, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Life with Father| Warner Bros.| 1947| Comedy| Feature| J. Peverell Marley, William V. Skall| US|-| The Man Within aka The Smugglers| Triton Films, General Film Distributors| 1947| Adventure, Crime, Drama| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Mother Wore Tights| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| My Wild Irish Rose| Warner Bros.| 1947| Biography, Musical| Feature| Arthur Edeson, William V. Skall| US|-| The Perils of Pauline| Paramount Pictures| 1947| Biography, Comedy| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Pirates of Monterey| Universal-International| 1947| Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Harry Hallenberger, Hal Mohr| US|-|Radio Ructions (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, JWT|1947|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-|The Royal Wedding|Gaumont-British, General Film Distributors|1947|Documentary|Featurette||Eng|-| The Secret Life of Walter Mitty| The Samuel Goldwyn Company, RKO Radio Pictures| 1947| Comedy, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Lee Garmes| US|-| The Shocking Miss Pilgrim| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-|The Silver Lining [View]|Signal Films, National Screen Service|1947|Puppet animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Sinbad the Sailor| RKO Radio Pictures| 1947| Adventure, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Slave Girl| Universal-International| 1947| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Romance, Thriller| Feature| W. Howard Greene, George Robinson| US|-| Song of Scheherazade| Universal-International| 1947| Adventure, Biography, Drama, Musical| Feature| Hal Mohr, William V. Skall| US|-| This Time for Keeps| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1947| Musical| Feature| Karl Freund| US|-| Thunder in the Valley| 20th Century-Fox| 1947| Drama| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Thunderbolt (16mm Kodachrome Original)| Carl Krueger Productions, Inc., U.S. War Department, Monogram Pictures| 1947| Documentary| Feature|| US|-| Tycoon| RKO Radio Pictures| 1947| Romance, Adventure, Drama| Feature| W. Howard Greene, Harry J. Wild| US|-| Unconquered| Paramount Pictures| 1947| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance, Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Unfinished Dance| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1947| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-|Variety Girl|Paramount Pictures|1947|Musical, Comedy|'Puppetoon' segment|Lionel Lindon, Stuart Thompson|US|-| Apartment for Peggy| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Drama| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Black Bart| Universal-International| 1948| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| Bonnie Prince Charlie| London Films, British Lion| 1948| Biography, Drama, History, War| Feature| Robert Krasker| Eng|-| The Boy with Green Hair| RKO Radio Pictures| 1948| Comedy, Drama, Family| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| A Date with Judy| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-|Charley in New Town (SF Camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, Central Office of Information|1948|Animation|Information||Eng|-| Easter Parade| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Elizabeth of Ladymead| Imperadio Pictures, British Lion| 1948| Drama| Feature| Mutz Greenbaum (as Max Greene)| Eng|-| The Emperor Waltz| Paramount Pictures| 1948| Comedy, Musical| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Fighter Squadron| Warner Bros.| 1948| Action, War| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline, Sydney Hickox| US|-| Give My Regards to Broadway| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Green Grass of Wyoming| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Drama, Family, Western| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Hills of Home| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Adventure, Family, Drama| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| Joan of Arc| Sierra Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1948| Biography, Drama, History, War| Feature| Winton C. Hoch, William V. Skall, Joseph A. Valentine| US|-| The Kissing Bandit| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Comedy, Musical, Western| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-| The Loves of Carmen| | The Beckworth Corporation, Columbia Pictures| 1948| Adventure, Drama, Music, Romance| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Luxury Liner| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Plank| US|-| The Man from Colorado| Columbia Pictures| 1948| Romance, Western| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Melody Time (SF camera & three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1948| Animation, Musical, Anthology| Feature| Winton C. Hoch (live-action three-strip)| US|-|Mousewife's Choice [View]|Signal Films|1948|Stop-motion animation|Commercial||Eng|-| On an Island with You| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| On Sunday Afternoon| Warner Bros.| 1948| Musical, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline, Sydney Hickox| US|-| The Paleface| Paramount Pictures| 1948| Comedy, Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Pirate| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Adventure, Comedy, Musical| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Portrait of Jennie| The Selznik Studio/Vanguard Films, Selznick International Releasing| 1948| Fantasy| Sequence| Joseph H. August, Lee Garmes| US|-|Queen o' the Border (Technichrome) [View]|Crown Film Unit|1948|Documentary|Short||Eng|-| The Red Shoes| Archers Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1948| Drama, Music, Romance| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Relentless| Columbia Pictures| 1948| Romance, Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| The Return of October| Columbia Pictures| 1948| Comedy| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| River Lady| Universal-International| 1948| Action, Drama, Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-|Robinson Charley (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, Central Office of Information|1948|Animation|Information||Eng|-| Romance on the High Seas| Warner Bros.| 1948| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Elwood Bredell| US|-| Rope| Transatlantic Pictures, Warner Bros.| 1948| Crime, Drama, Film-Noir, Thriller| Feature| William V. Skall, Joseph A. Valentine| US|-| Saraband for Dead Lovers aka Saraband (US)| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1948| Biography, Drama, History, Romance, War| Feature| Douglas Slocombe| Eng|-| Scott of the Antarctic (Part Monopack)| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1948| Action, Adventure, Biography, Drama| Feature| Osmond Borradaile, Jack Cardiff, Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay!| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Comedy, Drama, Romance| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| The Secret Land (16mm Kodachrome original)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Documentary| Feature| | US|-| A Song is Born| The Samuel Goldwyn Company, RKO Radio Pictures| 1948| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Gregg Toland| US|-| Summer Holiday| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Musical| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| The Swordsman| Columbia Pictures| 1948| Adventure| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Tap Roots| Walter Wanger Pictures, Universal-International| 1948| Drama, War, Western| Feature| Lionel Lindon, Winton C. Hoch| US|-| That Lady in Ermine| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Comedy, Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Three Daring Daughters| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ray June| US|-| 3 Godfathers| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Drama, Western| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| The Three Musketeers| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| Two Guys from Texas| Warner Bros.| 1948| Comedy, Musical, Western| Feature| Arthur Edeson, William V. Skall| US|-| When My Baby Smiles at Me| 20th Century-Fox| 1948| Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-|Willie Does His Stuff (SF camera) [View]|Pinschewer Film|1948|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Words and Music| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1948| Biography, Comedy, Musical| Feature| Charles Rosher, Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| (Part Technichrome, part Monopack, part three-strip) [View]| Olympic Games (1948) Film Company, General Film Distributors| 1948| Documentary| Feature| Stanley W. Sayer| Eng|-|Your Very Good Health (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, Central Office of Information|1948|Animation|Information||Eng|-| Adventures of Don Juan| Warner Bros.| 1949| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| Elwood Bredell| US|-| The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1949| Animation, Anthology| Feature|| US|-|Así es Madrid (Spanish, Technichrome)|No-Do|1949|Documentary |Short|Stanley W. Sayer|Eng|-| Bagdad| Universal-International| 1949| Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| The Barkleys of Broadway| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Comedy, Western| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Big Cat| William Moss Pictures, Inc, Eagle-Lion Films| 1949| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Blue Lagoon| Individual Pictures, General Film Distributors| 1949| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Calamity Jane and Sam Bass| Universal-International| 1949| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-|Change for the Better [View]|Signal Films|1949|Puppet animation|Commercial||Eng|-|Charley's Black Magic (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, Central Office of Information|1949|Animation|Information||Eng|-| Christopher Columbus| Gainsborough Pictures, General Film Distributors| 1949| Action, Adventure, Biography, Drama, History| Feature| Stephen Dade| Eng|-|Clock-wise or a Good Start for the Day (SF camera) [View]|Geoffrey & Mina Johnson|1949|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court| Paramount Pictures| 1949| Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Dancing in the Dark| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-|En Sevilla hay una feria (Spanish, Technichrome)|No-Do|1949|Documentary|Short|Stanley W. Sayer|Eng|-| I fratelli Dinamite aka The Dynamite Brothers (SF camera)| Pagot Film| 1949| Animation, Comedy| Feature|| Eng|-| The Gal Who Took the West| Universal-International| 1949| Comedy, Western| Feature| William H. Daniels| US|-| In the Good Old Summertime| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| The Inspector General| Warner Bros.| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Elwood Bredell| US|-| It's a Great Feeling| Warner Bros.| 1949| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Jolson Sings Again| Columbia Pictures| 1949| Biography, Musical| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Little Women| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Drama, Family, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck, Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| Look for the Silver Lining| Warner Bros.| 1949| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| J. Peverell Marley| US|-| Maytime in Mayfair| Imperadio Pictures, British Lion| 1949| Musical, Romance| Feature| Mutz Greenbaum (as Max Greene)| Eng|-| Mother Is a Freshman| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Comedy| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| My Dream is Yours| Warner Bros.| 1949| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline, Ernest Haller| US|-| Neptune's Daughter| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| Oh You Beautiful Doll| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Biography, Musical| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| On the Town| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harold Rosson| US|-| Red Canyon| Universal-International| 1949| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| The Red Pony| Lewis Milestone Productions, Republic Pictures| 1949| Drama, Family, Western| Feature| Tony Gaudio| US|-| La Rosa di Bagdad aka The Singing Princess (dubbed, 1952) (SF camera)| Ima Film| 1949| Animation| Feature|| Eng|-| Samson and Delilah| Paramount Pictures| 1949| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| George Barnes, Dewey Wrigley| US|-| Sand| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Western| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| The Secret Garden| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Drama, Family| Sequences| Ray June| US|-| She Wore a Yellow Ribbon| Argosy Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1949| Western| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-|Snowdonia [View]|Inspiration Films, British Council|1949|Documentary|Short|Cyril Knowles|Eng|-| So Dear to My Heart (SF Camera, three-strip)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1949| Animation, Drama, Family, Musical| Feature| Winton C. Hoch (live-action)| US|-| Some of the Best| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Documentary| Short| | US|-| South of St. Louis| Warner Bros.| 1949| Western| Feature| Karl Freund| US|-| The Story of Seabiscuit| Warner Bros.| 1949| Drama, Family, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Streets of Laredo| Paramount Pictures| 1949| Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Sun Comes Up| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Drama, Family| Feature| Ray June| US|-| Take Me Out to the Ball Game| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Tale of the Navajos| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Documentary| Feature| | US|-| Task Force| Warner Bros.| 1949| Drama, War| Sequences| Robert Burks, Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| That Forsyte Woman aka The Forsyte Saga (UK)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Drama, Romance| Feature| Joseph Ruttenberg| US|-| That Midnight Kiss| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1949| Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-| Trottie True aka The Gay Lady (US)| Two Cities Films, General Film Distributors| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Waxman| Eng|-| Tulsa| Walter Wanger Film Productions, Eagle-Lion Films| 1949| Action, Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Under Capricorn| Transatlantic Pictures, Warner Bros.| 1949| Crime, Drama, Romance| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Yes Sir, That's My Baby| Universal-International| 1949| Comedy, Musical, Sport| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| You're My Everything| 20th Century-Fox| 1949| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| The Younger Brothers| Warner Bros.| 1949| Western| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| American Guerrilla in the Philippines| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Drama, War| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Annie Get Your Gun| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Biography, Comedy, Musical, Romance, Western| Feature| Charlie Rosher| US|-| Barricade| Warner Bros.| 1950| Romance, Western| Feature| Carl E. Guthrie| US|-| The Black Rose| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Adventure, History, Romance, War| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Branded| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Crime, Western| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| Broken Arrow| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Ernest Palmer| US|-| Buccaneer's Girl| Universal-International| 1950| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Challenge to Lassie| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Drama, Family| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| Cheaper by the Dozen| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Comedy, Drama, Family| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-|Cinderella (SF camera)|Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures|1950|Animation, Fantasy, Musical, Romance|Feature|| US|-| Colt .45| Warner Bros| 1950| Western| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Comanche Territory| Universal-International| 1950| Adventure, Romance, Western| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Copper Canyon| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Western| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| Curtain Call at Cactus Creek| Universal-International| 1950| Comedy, Romance, Western| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Dallas| Warner Bros.| 1950| Romance, Western| Feature| Ernest Haller| US|-| The Dancing Years| Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British-Pathé| 1950| Musical| Feature| Stephen Dade| Eng|-| The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady| Warner Bros.| 1950| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| The Desert Hawk| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Action, Adventure| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Destination Moon| George Pal Productions, Eagle-Lion Films| 1950| Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| Duchess of Idaho| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| The Eagle and the Hawk| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Western| Feature| James Wong Howe| US|-| The Elusive Pimpernel aka The Fighting Pimpernel| The Archers, London Films, British Lion| 1950| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Fancy Pants| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Comedy, Musical, Western| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| The Flame and the Arrow| Warner Bros.| 1950| Adventure, Romance| Feature| Ernest Haller| US|-| Frenchie| Universal-International| 1950| Romance, Western| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Gone to Earth (Also released with changes as The Wild Heart, US, 1952)| The Archers, London Films, British Lion| 1950| Drama| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| The Happy Years| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Comedy, Romance, Sport| Feature| Paul Vogel| US|-| High Lonesome| Le May-Templeton Pictures, Eagle-Lion Films| 1950| Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| I'll Get By| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-|Johnny the Giant Killer (SF camera) (French)|Jean Image Films|1950|Animation|Feature||Eng|-| Kansas Raiders| Universal-International| 1950| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| The Kid from Texas| Universal-International| 1950| Western| Feature| Charles Van Enger| US|-| Kim| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Adventure, Drama, Family, History| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| King Solomon's Mines (Part Monopack)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Adventure, Romance, Action| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-| Let's Dance| Paramount Pictures| 1950| Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Montana| Warner Bros.| 1950| Western| Feature| Karl Freund| US|-| My Blue Heaven| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Drama, Musical| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| Nancy Goes to Rio| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Ray June| US|-| The Outriders| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Romance, Western| Feature| Charles Edgar Schoenbaum| US|-| Pagan Love Song| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-|Paris aka Paris on the Seine [View]|Byron Film|1950|Travelogue|Short|Jack Cardiff, Geoffrey Unsworth|Eng|-| The Palomino| Columbia Pictures| 1950| Western| Feature| Vincent J. Farrar| US|-| Peggy| Universal-International| 1950| Comedy| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| The Petty Girl| Columbia Pictures| 1950| Biography, Comedy| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Return of the Frontiersman| Warner Bros.| 1950| Western| Feature| J. Peverell Marley| US|-| Rogues of Sherwood Forest| Columbia Pictures| 1950| Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Saddle Tramp| Universal-International| 1950| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Sierra| Universal-International| 1950| Western| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-|The Story of Time (SF Camera) [View]|Signal Films, JWT|1950|Stop-motion animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Summer Stock| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| The Sundowners aka Thunder in the Dust (UK)| Le May-Templeton Pictures, Eagle-Lion Films| 1950| Action, Adventure, History, Romance, Western| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Tea for Two| Warner Bros.| 1950| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Three Little Words| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Biography, Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| A Ticket to Tomahawk| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Comedy, Music, Western| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Toast of New Orleans| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Musical| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Treasure Island| Walt Disney British Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1950| Adventure, Family| Feature| Freddie Young| Eng|-| Tripoli| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1950| Action, Adventure, History, Romance, War| Feature| James Wong Howe| US|-| Two Weeks with Love| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1950| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Alfred Gilks| US|-| Wabash Avenue| 20th Century-Fox| 1950| Musical| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| The White Tower| RKO Radio Pictures| 1950| Adventure| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Wyoming Mail| Universal-International| 1950| Western| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Across the Wide Missouri| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Adventure, Romance, Western| Feature| William C. Mellor| US|-| The African Queen| Romulus Films, Horizon Pictures, Independent Film Producers (UK) United Artists (US)| 1951| Adventure, Drama, Romance War| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Al Jennings of Oklahoma| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Action, Romance, Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| Alice in Wonderland (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1951| Animation, Fantasy| Feature|| US|-| An American in Paris| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| John Alton, Alfred Gilks| US|-| Anne of the Indies| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Apache Drums| Universal-International| 1951| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-|Balance 1950 (SF camera) [View]|Larkin Studio|1951|Animation|Short||Eng|-| Best of the Badmen| RKO Radio Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Bird of Paradise| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Call Me Mister| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Musical| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| Captain Horatio Hornblower (RN)| Warner Bros.| 1951| Action, Adventure, Drama, War| Feature| Guy Green| Eng|-| Cattle Drive| Universal-International| 1951| Action, Western| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Cave of Outlaws| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure, Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| The Cimarron Kid| Universal-International| 1951| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Crosswinds| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Adventure, Crime, Thriller| Feature| Loyal Griggs| US|-| David and Bathsheba| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Drama, History, Romance| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Distant Drums| Warner Bros.| 1951| Action, Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Sydney Hickox| US|-| The Distant Thames aka Royal River [View]| International Realist, British Film Institute| 1951| Documentary| 3D Short| Stanley W. Sayer| Eng|-| Double Crossbones| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure, Comedy, History, Musical| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Excuse My Dust| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Alfred Gilks| US|-| Flame of Araby| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Flaming Feather| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-|Flu-ing Squad (SF camera) [View]|Halas and Batchelor, Pressbury Film Productions|1951|Animation|Commercial||Eng|-| Flying Leathernecks| RKO Radio Pictures| 1951| Drama, War, Action| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Fort Worth| Warner Bros.| 1951| Western| Feature| Sydney Hickox| US|-| Golden Girl| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Drama, Musical| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| The Golden Horde| Universal-International| 1951| Action, Adventure| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| The Great Caruso| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Biography, Drama, Musical| Feature| Joseph Ruttenberg| US|-| The Great Missouri Raid| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Half Angel| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Comedy| Feature| Milton Krasner| US|-| Halls of Montezuma| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Action, Adventure, Drama, War| Feature| Winton C. Hoch, Harry Jackson| US|-| Happy Go Lovely| Excelsior Films, Associated British-Pathé (UK), RKO Radio Pictures(US)| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Erwin Hillier| Eng|-| The House in the Square aka I'll Never Forget You (part B&W)| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Drama, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Georges Périnal| Eng|-| I'd Climb the Highest Mountain| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Biography, Drama, Romance| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Lady from Texas| Universal-International| 1951| Comedy, Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| The Last Outpost aka Cavalry Charge| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Loyal Griggs| US|-| Little Egypt| Universal-International| 1951| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Lorna Doone| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Drama, Romance| Feature| Charles Van Enger| US|-| Lullaby of Broadway| Warner Bros.| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| The Magic Box| Festival Film Productions, British Lion| 1951| Biography, Drama| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| The Man in the Saddle| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Romance, Western| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| The Mark of the Renegade| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Mask of the Avenger| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Meet Me After the Show| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Arthur E. Arling, Mala| US|-| Mr. Imperium| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| On Moonlight Bay| Warner Bros.| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Ernest Haller| US|-| On the Riviera| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| The Painted Hills| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Family, Western| Feature| Alfred Gilks, Harold Lipstein| US|-| Painting the Clouds with Sunshine| Warner Bros.| 1951| Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Pandora and the Flying Dutchman| Romulus Films, International Film Distributors| 1951| Drama, Fantasy, Mystery, Romance| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Passage West| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Loyal Griggs| US|-| The Prince Who Was a Thief| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| Quebec| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Adventure, History| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| Quo Vadis| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Biography, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| William V. Skall, Robert Surtees| US/Eng|-| Red Mountain| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Drama, Western| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| Rich, Young and Pretty| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| The River| Oriental International Films, United Artists| 1951| Drama, Romance| Feature| Claude Renoir| Eng|-| Royal Wedding| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| Santa Fe| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Show Boat| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Drama, Family, Musical, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| Silver City aka High Vermillion (UK)| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Smuggler's Island| Universal-International| 1951| Adventure, Crime, Drama, Romance| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Stage to Tucson| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Sugarfoot| Warner Bros.| 1951| Western, Action, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Take Care of My Little Girl| 20th Century-Fox| 1951| Drama| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Tales of Hoffmann| The Archers, London Films, British Lion| 1951| Fantasy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Ten Tall Men| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Action, Adventure| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| Texas Carnival| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| Tomahawk| Universal-International| 1951| History, Romance, Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Two Tickets to Broadway| RKO Radio Pictures| 1951| Musical, Romance| Feature| Edward Cronjager, Harry J. Wild| US|-| Valentino| Columbia Pictures| 1951| Drama| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Vengeance Valley| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1951| Western| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Warpath| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-|West of England [View]|Greenpark Productions, United Artists|1951|Documentary|Short|Roland Stafford|Eng|-| When Worlds Collide| Paramount Pictures| 1951| Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller| Feature| W. Howard Greene, John F. Seitz| US|-| Where No Vultures Fly aka Ivory Hunter (US)| Ealing Studios, African Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1951| Drama, Adventure| Feature| Paul Beeson, Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Aan (India) aka The Savage Princess (UK & US) 16mm Kodachrome original| Mehboob Productions| 1952| Bollywood adventure| Feature| Faredoon A. Irani| Eng|-| Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Musical| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| About Face| Warner Bros.| 1952| Comedy, Musical, Romance, Sport| Feature| Bert Glenson| US|-| Against All Flags| Universal-International| 1952| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| April in Paris| Warner Bros.| 1952| Musical, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| At Swords Point aka Sons of the Three Musketeers (UK)| RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Adventure, History| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Battle at Apache Pass| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Because You're Mine| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Joseph Ruttenberg| US|-| The Belle of New York| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| Belles on Their Toes| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Comedy| Feature| Arthur E. Lang| US|-| Bend of the River aka Where the River Bends (UK)| Universal-International| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance, Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| The Big Trees| Warner Bros.| 1952| Action, Romance, Western| Feature| Bert Glennon| US|-| Blackbeard the Pirate| RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Adventure| Feature| William E. Snyder| US|-| The Blazing Forest| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Mystery, Romance| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| Bloodhounds of Broadway| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Brave Warrior| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Western| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| The Brigand| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Adventure, Romance| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| Bronco Buster| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Clifford Stine| US|-| Bugles in the Afternoon| Warner Bros.| 1952| Romance, Western| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| California Conquest| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Adventure, History, Romance, Western| Feature| Ellis W. Carter| US|-| Captain Pirate| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Caribbean| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| The Crimson Pirate| Norma Productions, Warner Bros.| 1952| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama| Feature| Otto Heller| Eng|-| Cripple Creek| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Western| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| Denver and Rio Grande| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Adventure, Western| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-|Domestic Help [View]|Holdsworth Productions|1952||Commercial||Eng|-| The Duel at Silver Creek| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| Everything I Have Is Yours| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Musical| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| Father's Doing Fine| Marble Arch Films, ABPC, Associated British-Pathé| 1952| Comedy| Feature| Irwin Hillier| Eng|-| The Golden Coach (French)| Delphinus, Hoche Production, Panaria Film| 1952| Comedy| Feature| Claude Renoir| Eng|-| The Golden Hawk| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance, War| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| The Greatest Show on Earth| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Drama, Family, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| The Half-Breed| RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Western| Feature| William V. Skall| US|-| Hangman's Knot| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Romance, Western| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Hans Christian Andersen| Samuel Goldwyn Company, RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Biography, Family, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Stradling Sr.| US|-| Has Anybody Seen My Gal?| Universal-International| 1952| Comedy| Feature| Clifford Stine| US|-| Hong Kong| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1952| Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Thriller, War| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| Horizons West| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Hurricane Smith| Nat Holt Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Importance of Being Earnest| Javelin Films, General Film Distributors| 1952| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Desmond Dickinson| Eng|-| The Iron Mistress| Warner Bros.| 1952| Action, Adventure, Biography, Drama, History, Western| Feature| John F. Seitz| US|-| It Started in Paradise| British Film Makers, General Film Distributors| 1952| Drama| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Ivanhoe| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| Freddie Young| Eng|-| The Jazz Singer| Warner Bros.| 1952| Drama, Musical| Feature| Carl E. Guthrie| US|-| Just for You| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Kangaroo| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Adventure, Drama, Western| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Lovely to Look At| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Lure of the Wilderness| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Adventure, Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Lydia Bailey| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Action, Adventure, History, Romance, War| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| Made in Heaven| Fanfare Films, General Film Distributors| 1952| Comedy| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Meet Me Tonight aka Tonight at 8:30 (US)| British Film Makers, General Film Distributors| 1952| Comedy, Anthology film| Feature| Desmond Dickinson| Eng|-| The Merry Widow| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Musical| Feature| Robert Surtees| US|-| Million Dollar Mermaid| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Biography, Drama, Musical, Sport| Feature| George J. Folsey| US|-| Monsoon| Film Group (Forrest Judd), Grand National Pictures (UK) United Artists (US)| 1952| Drama, Romance| Feature| Ernest Haller| Eng|-| Montana Territory| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Western| Feature| Henry Freulich| US|-| Moulin Rouge| Moulin Productions, Romulus Productions, United Artists| 1952| Biography, Drama, Music, Romance| Feature| Oswald Morris| Eng|-| Mutiny| King Brothers Productions, United Artists| 1952| Adventure| Feature| Ernest Laszlo| US|-| Penny Princess| Conquest Productions, General Film Distributors| 1952| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Plymouth Adventure| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Adventure, Drama, History, Romance| Feature| Willian H. Daniels| US|-| Pony Soldier| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Western| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Prisoner of Zenda| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Adventure| Feature| Joseph Ruttenberg| US|-| The Quiet Man| Argosy Pictures, Republic Pictures| 1952| Comedy, Drama, Romance| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| The Raiders| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Carl E. Guthrie| US|-| Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Musical| Feature| Ellis W. Carter| US|-| Rancho Notorious| Fidelity Pictures, RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Western| Feature| Hal Mohr| US|-| Red Skies of Montana| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Action, Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Road to Bali| Bing Crosby Productions, Hope Enterprises, Paramount Pictures| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Saturday Island aka Island of Desire| Coronado Productions (England), RKO Radio Pictures (UK) United Artists (US)| 1952| Adventure, Romance, War| Feature| Oswald Morris| Eng|-| The Savage| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Action, Romance, Western| Feature | John F. Seitz| US|-| Scaramouche| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| Scarlet Angel| Universal-International| 1952| Adventure, Drama, Western| Feature | Russell Metty| US|-| She's Working Her Way Through College| Warner Bros.| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Singin' in the Rain| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harold Rosson| US|-| Skirts Ahoy| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| William C. Mellor| US|-| The Snows of Kilimanjaro| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Adventure, Drama, Romance, War| Feature| Charles G. Clarke, Leon Shamroy| US|-| Somebody Loves Me| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Biography, Musical, Romance| Feature| George Barnes| US|-| Son of Ali Baba| Universal-International| 1952| Adventure, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Son of Paleface| Paramount Pictures| 1952| Comedy, Romance, Western| Feature| Harry J. Wild| US|-| South of Algiers aka The Golden Mask (US)| Mayflower Productions, Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British Pathé| 1952| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Oswald Morris| Eng|-| Stars and Stripes Forever| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Biography, Comedy, Music| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Steel Town| Universal-International| 1952| Drama| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men| Walt Disney British Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1952| Action, Adventure, Family| Feature| Guy Green| Eng|-| Thief of Damascus| Columbia Pictures| 1952| Adventure, Family, Romance| Feature| Ellis W. Carter| US|-| The Treasure of Lost Canyon| Universal-International| 1952| Western, Adventure| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| 24 Hours of a Woman's Life aka Affair in Monte Carlo (US)| Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British Pathé| 1952| Drama, Romance| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Untamed Frontier| Universal-International| 1952| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Wait 'Til the Sun Shines, Nellie| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Drama| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Way of a Gaucho| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Action, Adventure, Romance, Western| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| What Price Glory| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance, War| Feature| Joseph MacDoland| US|-| Where's Charley?| Warner Bros.| 1952| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Erwin Hillier| Eng|-| With a Song in My Heart| 20th Century-Fox| 1952| Biography, Drama, Musical| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| The World in His Arms| Universal-International| 1952| Action, Adventure, History| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Yankee Buccaneer| Universal-International| 1952| Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| All Ashore| Columbia Pictures| 1953| Comedy, Musical| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| Ambush at Tomahawk Gap| Columbia Pictures| 1953| Action, Romance, Western| Feature| Henry Freulich| US|-| Arrowhead| Nat Holt Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1953| Western, Action| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| The Band Wagon| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Comedy, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry Jackson| US|-| The Beggar's Opera| Imperadio Pictures, Warner Bros.| 1953| Musical, Opera| Feature| Guy Green| Eng|-| Botany Bay| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Adventure, Drama| Feature| John F. Seitz| US|-| By the Light of the Silvery Moon| Warner Bros.| 1953| Comedy, Drama, Musical, Romance| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Calamity Jane| Warner Bros.| 1953| Comedy, Musical, Romance, Western| Feature| Wilfrid M. Cline| US|-| Call Me Madam| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| City Beneath the Sea| Universal-International| 1953| Adventure, Drama| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Column South| Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-|Conquest of Cochise|Clover Productions, Columbia Pictures|1953|Western|Feature|Henry Freulich|US|-|The Conquest of Everest (16mm Kodachrome original) [View]|Countryman Films, Group 3 Films, British Lion|1953|Documentary, Adventure|Feature|Thomas Stobart, George Lowe|Eng|-| Dangerous When Wet| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Musical| Feature| Harold Rosson| US|-| Un caprice de Caroline chérie aka Caroline Cherie (French)| Cinéphonic, Société Nouvelle des Établissements Gaumont| 1953| War, Romance| Feature| André Thomas| Eng|-| Decameron Nights| Film Locations, Eros Films (UK), RKO Radio Pictures (US)| 1953| Anthology, Drama, Romance| Feature| Guy Green| Eng|-| Desert Legion| Universal-International| 1953| Adventure, Romance| Feature| John F. Seitz| US|-| The Desert Song| Warner Bros.| 1953| Musical| Feature| Robert Burks| US|-| Destination Gobi| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Adventure, War| Feature| Charles G. Clarke| US|-| Down Among the Sheltering Palms | 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Easy to Love (hybrid film, finale in Ansco Color)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Musical, Romance| Feature| Ray June| US|-| The Farmer Takes a Wife | 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Musical, Comedy, Romance| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-| The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T| Stanley Kramer, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Fantasy, Musical| Feature| Franz Planer| US|-| Flame of Calcutta | Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Adventure| Feature| Henry Freulich, Ray Cory| US|-| Flight to Tangier (3D – six-strip)| Nat Holt Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1953| Drama| Feature| Ray Rennahan| US|-| Genevieve| Sirius Productions, General Film Distributors| 1953| Comedy| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Gentlemen Prefer Blondes| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Comedy, Crime, Musical, Romance| Feature| Harry J. Wild| US|-| The Girl Next Door | 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| The Girls of Pleasure Island| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Drama| Feature| Daniel L. Fapp, W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Golden Blade| Universal-International| 1953| Adventure, Fantasy, Romance| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-|The Great Sioux Uprising|Universal-International|1953|Western|Feature|Maury Gertsman|US|-| Gun Belt| Global Productions, United Artists| 1953| Western| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| Gunsmoke | Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Charles P. Boyle| US|-| Houdini| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Biography, Drama| Feature| Ernest Laszlo| US|-| The I Don't Care Girl | 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Musical, Biography| Feature| Arthur E. Arling| US|-|A Lion is in the Streets|Cagney Productions, Warner Bros.|1953|Drama, Politics|Feature|Harry Stradling Sr.|US|-| I Love Melvin | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Musical, Comedy| Feature| Harold Rosson| US|-| Isn't Life Wonderful! aka Uncle Willie's Bicycle Shop (US)| Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British-Pathé| 1953| Comedy| Feature| Irwin Hillier| Eng|-| Jack McCall, Desperado| Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Western| Feature| Henry Freulich| US|-| Jamaica Run| Clarion Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1953| Mystery, Adventure| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| Jhansi Ki Rani aka The Tiger and the Flame (Indian)| All India Film Corporation, Mehboob Productions, Minerva Movietone| 1953| Drama, History, Musical| Feature| Ernest Haller| Eng|-| Laughing Anne| Imperadio Pictures, Republic Pictures| 1953| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Mutz Greenbaum (as Max Greene)| Eng|-| Law and Order| Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Clifford Stine| US|-| The Lawless Breed| Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Irving Glassberg| US|-| Let’s Do It Again | Columbia Pictures| 1953| Musical| Feature| Charles Lawton Jr.| US|-| The Lone Hand | Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| The Man from the Alamo | Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| The Man Who Watched Trains Go By aka The Paris Express (US)| Raymond Stross Productions, Eros Films| 1953| Drama| Feature| Otto Heller| Eng|-| The Master of Ballantrae| Warner Bros.| 1953| Action, Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| Meet Me at the Fair | Universal-International| 1953| Musical| Feature| Maury Gertsman| US|-| Melba| Horizon Pictures, United Artists| 1953| Biography, Musical, Romance| Feature| Edward Scaife| Eng|-| Mogambo (part Monopack)| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Adventure, Drama, Romance| Feature| Robert Surtees, Freddie Young| Eng|-| The Naked Spur| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Thriller, Western| Feature| William C. Mellor| US|-| Niagara| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Film Noir| Feature| Joseph MacDonald| US|-| The Pathfinder | Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Western, Drama| Feature| Henry Freulich| US|-| Peter Pan (SF camera)| Walt Disney Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1953| Animation, Fantasy, Musical| Feature|| US|-|Pony Express|Paramount Pictures|1953|Western|Feature|Ray Rennahan|US|-| Powder River| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Western| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-|Prince of Pirates|Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures|1953|Adventure|Feature|Henry Freulich|US|-| Puccini (Italian)| Rizzoli Film| 1953| Biography, Drama, Musical| Feature| Claude Renoir| Eng|-| A Queen is Crowned| Rank Organisation, General Film Distributors| 1953| Documentary| Feature|| Eng|-| Raiders of the Seven Seas| Global Productions, United Artists| 1953| Adventure, Romance| Feature| W. Howard Greene| US|-| The Red Beret aka Paratrooper (US)| Warwick Films, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Adventure, War| Feature| John Wilcox| Eng|-| The Redhead from Wyoming| Universal-International| 1953| Western| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Return to Paradise| Aspen Productions, United Artists| 1953| Drama, Adventure| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Rob Roy, the Highland Rogue| Walt Disney British Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1953| Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Guy Green| Eng|-| Saadia| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Adventure, Drama| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Salome| The Beckworth Corporation, Columbia Pictures| 1953| Biblical, Drama| Feature| Charles Lang| US|-| Scandal at Scourie| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Drama| Feature| Robert H. Planck| US|-| Sea Devils| Coronado Productions (England), RKO Radio Pictures| 1953| Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Wilkie Cooper| Eng|-|Seminole|Universal-International|1953|Western, History|Feature|Russell Metty|US|-|Serpent of the Nile|Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures|1953|Biography, History|Feature|Henry Freulich|US|-| Shane| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Drama, Romance, Western| Feature| Loyal Griggs| US|-|Siren of Bagdad|Esskay Pictures, Columbia Pictures|1953|Adventure|Feature|Henry Freulich|US|-|Slaves of Babylon|Clover Productions, Columbia Pictures|1953|Biblical|Feature|Henry Freulich|US|-|Small Town Girl|Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|1953|Musical, Comedy, Romance|Feature|Joseph Ruttenberg|US|-|So This is Love|Warner Bros.|1953|Biography, Musical|Feature|Robert Burks|US|-|Sombrero|Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|1953|Musical, Romance|Feature|Ray June|US|-| The Stars Are Singing| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Musical| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan| London Films, British Lion| 1953| Biography, History, Musical| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| The Story of Three Loves| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Anthology, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher, Harold Rosson| US|-| The Sword and the Rose| Walt Disney British Productions, RKO Radio Pictures| 1953| Adventure, History, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Take Me to Town | Universal-International| 1953| Western, Comedy| Feature| Russell Metty| US|-| Thunder Bay| Universal-International| 1953| Adventure| Feature| William H. Daniels| US|-| The Titfield Thunderbolt| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1953| Comedy| Feature| Douglas Slocombe| Eng|-| Tonight We Sing| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Biography, Musical| Feature| Leon Shamroy| US|-| Treasure of the Golden Condor| 20th Century-Fox| 1953| Adventure, Drama| Feature| Edward Cronjager| US|-| Tropic Zone| Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1953| Adventure, Crime, Drama, Romance| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-|The Vanquished|Pine-Thomas Productions, Paramount Pictures|1953|History, Drama|Feature|Lionel Lindon|US|-| The War of the Worlds| Paramount Pictures| 1953| Sci-Fi, Horror| Feature| George Barnes| US|-|White Witch Doctor|20th Century-Fox|1953|Adventure|Feature|Leon Shamroy|US|-| Will Any Gentleman...?| Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British-Pathé| 1953| Comedy| Feature| Erwin Hillier| Eng|-| Young Bess| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1953| Biography, History, Drama, Romance| Feature| Charles Rosher| US|-| Animal Farm (SF Camera)| Halas and Batchelor, Associated British-Pathé| 1954| Animation, Drama, Family| Feature|| Eng|-|Attila (Italian/French)|Compagnie Cinématographique de France, Producciones Ponti-de Laurentis, Lux Film|1954|Biography, History, Drama, War|Feature|Aldo Tonti|Eng|-| The Barefoot Contessa| Figaro, United Artists| 1954| Crime, Drama, Mystery, Romance| Feature| Jack Cardiff| Eng|-| The Beachcomber| London Independent Producers, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy, Drama| Feature| Reginald Wyer| Eng|-|Bengal Brigade|Universal-International|1954|Adventure, War, Drama|Feature|Maury Gertzman||-|The Black Knight|Warwick Films, Columbia Pictures|1954|Action, Adventure, History, Romance|Feature|John Wilcox||-| The Caine Mutiny| Stanley Kramer Productions, Columbia Pictures| 1954| Drama, War| Feature| Franz Planer| US|-| Casta Diva (French/Italian)| Documento Film, Franco London Films, Le Louvre Film| 1954| Biography, Drama| Feature| Marco Scarpelli| Eng|-| Doctor in the House| Group Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy| Feature| Ernest Steward| Eng|-| Duel in the Jungle| Marcel Hellman, Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British-Pathé| 1954| Crime, Adventure| Feature| Erwin Hillier| Eng|-| Flame and the Flesh| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1954| Drama, Romance| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-|Give a Girl a Break|Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|1954|Musical, Comedy|Feature|William C. Mellor|US|-| The Glenn Miller Story| Universal-International| 1954| Biography, Musical, Drama, Romance| Feature| William H. Daniels| US|-| (SF camera)|Hansel and Gretel Co., RKO|1954|Stop-motion Animation|Feature||US|-| Happy Ever After aka Tonight's the Night (US)| Anglofilm, Associated British Picture Corporation, Associated British-Pathé| 1954| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Stanley Pavey| Eng|-| Hell Below Zero| Warwick Films, Columbia Pictures| 1954| Action, Adventure, Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller| Feature| John Wilcox| Eng|-| His Majesty O'Keefe| Norma Productions, Warner Bros.| 1954| Adventure| Feature| Otto Heller| Eng|-| Knock on Wood | Dena Productions, Paramount Pictures| 1954| Comedy| Feature| Daniel L. Fapp| US|-| The Love Lottery| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Douglas Slocombe| Eng|-| Mad About Men| Group Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy| Feature| Ernest Steward| Eng|-| Maddalena (Italian)| Société Générale de Cinématographie, Société Nouvelle Pathé Cinéma, Titanus| 1954| Drama| Feature| Claude Renoir| Eng|-| Malaga aka Port of Spain and Fire Over Africa (US)| Film Locations, British Lion| 1954| Thriller, Crime, Film Noir| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| The Million Pound Note aka Man with a Million, and Big Money (US)| Group Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| Money from Home (3D – 6-strip)| Wallis-Hazen Inc., Paramount Pictures| 1954| Comedy| Feature| Daniel L. Fapp| US|-| The Purple Plain (hybrid - three-strip studio and Eastmancolor location)| Two Cities Films, General Film Distributors| 1954| War, Drama, Romance| Feature| Geoffrey Unsworth| Eng|-| The Rainbow Jacket| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1954| Drama| Feature| Otto Heller| Eng|-| Romeo and Juliet (Anglo-Italian)| Verona Film, Universalcine, General Film Distributors| 1954| Drama| Feature| Robert Krasker| Eng|-|The Scarlet Spear (Monopack)|Present Day Productions, United Artists|1954|Adventure, Drama|Feature|Bernard Davies|Eng|- | Star of India| Raymond Stross Productions, Titanus, Eros Films| 1954| Adventure, Drama| Feature| C. M. Pennington-Richards| Eng|-| They Who Dare| Mayflower Productions, British Lion| 1954| War| Feature| Wilkie Cooper| Eng|-| Ulysses aka Ulisse (Italian)| Producciones Ponti-de Laurentis, Lux Film, Zenith Films, Paramount Pictures (US)| 1954| Adventure, Mythology| Feature| Harold Rosson| Eng|-| West of Zanzibar (part Monopack)| Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1954| Adventure, Drama| Feature| Paul Beeson| Eng|-| You Know What Sailors Are| Group Film Productions, General Film Distributors| 1954| Comedy| Feature| Reginald Wyer| Eng|-| An Annapolis Story| Allied Artists| 1955| Drama, War, Romance| Feature| Sam Leavitt| US|-| Conquest of Space| Paramount Pictures| 1955| Adventure, Science Fiction| Feature| Lionel Lindon| US|-| Le fils de Caroline chérie aka Caroline and the Rebels (French)| Gaumont Production| 1955| Adventure, History, Comedy| Feature| Maurice Barry| Eng|-| Footsteps in the Fog| Film Locations, Columbia Pictures| 1955| Drama, Thriller, Romance| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| Foxfire (last US three-strip feature)| Universal-International| 1955| Drama, Romance| Feature| William H. Daniels| US|-| French Cancan (French)| Franco London Films| 1955| History, Comedy, Drama| Feature| Michel Kelber| Eng|-| Geordie aka Wee Geordie (US)| Individual Pictures, British Lion| 1955| Comedy| Feature| Wilkie Cooper| Eng|-| The Ladykillers | Ealing Studios, General Film Distributors| 1955| Comedy, Crime| Feature| Otto Heller| Eng|-| (German)| Aura, Bavaria Film| 1955| Historical, Drama| Feature| Douglas Slocombe| Eng|-| Raising a Riot| Wessex Films, London Films, British Lion| 1955| Comedy| Feature| Christopher Challis| Eng|-| This Island Earth| Universal-International| 1955| Sci-Fi| Feature| Clifford Stine| US|-| To Paris With Love (hybrid - three-strip studio and Eastmancolor location)| Two Cities Films, General Film Distributors| 1955| Comedy, Romance| Feature| Reginald Wyer| Eng|-| Touch and Go | Ealing Studios, J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors| 1955| Comedy| Feature| Douglas Slocombe| Eng|-| The Feminine Touch aka The Gentle Touch (US) aka A Lamp is Heavy (Can) (last UK three-strip feature)| Ealing Studios, J. Arthur Rank Film Distributors| 1956| Drama| Feature| Paul Beeson| Eng|-| Invitation to the Dance| Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer| 1956 (delayed)| Dance| Feature| Freddy Young, Joseph Ruttenberg| Eng/US|-| Jet Pilot| RKO Radio Pictures, Universal-International | 1957 (delayed)| War, Drama, Romance| Feature| Winton C. Hoch| US|-| Rembrandt, schilder van de mens aka Rembrandt: Painter of Man (Dutch)| Arts and Sciences Ministry of Education, Netherlands| 1957| Documentary| Short| Stanley W. Sayer| Eng|}

References

Notes and References

  1. Book: Haines. Richard W.. Technicolor Movies: The History of Dye Transfer Printing. 1993. McFarland. 0786480750. 168.
  2. Book: Film Centre . Documentary News Letter (1941) . 1941 . London, Film Centre . New York The Museum of Modern Art Library.
  3. Web site: PEASANT ISLAND [Main Title] ]. 2022-11-01 . Imperial War Museums . en.