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|''[[The Accused (1949 film)|The Accused]]''|| [[William Dieterle]] || [[Loretta Young]], [[Robert Cummings]], [[Wendell Corey]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[The Accused (1949 film)|The Accused]]''|| [[William Dieterle]] || [[Loretta Young]], [[Robert Cummings]], [[Wendell Corey]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Across the Rio Grande (film)|Across the Rio Grande]]''|| [[Oliver Drake (filmmaker)|Oliver Drake]] || [[Jimmy Wakely]], [[Reno Browne]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Act of Violence]]'' || [[Fred Zinnemann]] || [[Van Heflin]], [[Robert Ryan]], [[Janet Leigh]], [[Mary Astor]] || Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Act of Violence]]'' || [[Fred Zinnemann]] || [[Van Heflin]], [[Robert Ryan]], [[Janet Leigh]], [[Mary Astor]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Adam's Rib]]''||[[George Cukor]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[Katharine Hepburn]], [[David Wayne]], [[Tom Ewell]], [[Jean Hagen]], [[Judy Holliday]] ||Romantic comedy || [[MGM]]; script by [[Ruth Gordon]], [[Garson Kanin]] |
|''[[Adam's Rib]]''||[[George Cukor]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[Katharine Hepburn]], [[David Wayne]], [[Tom Ewell]], [[Jean Hagen]], [[Judy Holliday]] ||Romantic comedy || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]; script by [[Ruth Gordon]], [[Garson Kanin]] |
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|''[[Adventure in Baltimore]]''|| [[Richard Wallace (director)|Richard Wallace]]|| [[Shirley Temple]], [[Robert Young (actor)|Robert Young]]|| Drama || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Adventure in Baltimore]]''|| [[Richard Wallace (director)|Richard Wallace]]|| [[Shirley Temple]], [[Robert Young (actor)|Robert Young]]|| Drama || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Africa Screams]]''||[[Charles Barton (director)|Charles Barton]] ||[[Bud Abbott]], [[Lou Costello]], [[Clyde Beatty]], [[Frank Buck (animal collector)|Frank Buck]] ||Comedy || [[United Artists]] |
|''[[Africa Screams]]''||[[Charles Barton (director)|Charles Barton]] ||[[Bud Abbott]], [[Lou Costello]], [[Clyde Beatty]], [[Frank Buck (animal collector)|Frank Buck]] ||Comedy || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[Air Hostess (1949 film)|Air Hostess]]'' || [[Lew Landers]] || [[Gloria Henry]], [[Audrey Long]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Alias the Champ]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Audrey Long]], [[Gorgeous George]] || Mystery || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Alias the Champ]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Audrey Long]], [[Gorgeous George]] || Mystery || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[And Baby Makes Three]]'' || [[Henry Levin (film director)|Henry Levin]] || [[Barbara Hale]], [[Robert Young (actor)|Robert Young]] || Comedy || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[And Baby Makes Three]]'' || [[Henry Levin (film director)|Henry Levin]] || [[Barbara Hale]], [[Robert Young (actor)|Robert Young]] || Comedy || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Angels in Disguise (film)|Angels in Disguise]]'' || [[Jean Yarbrough]] || [[Leo Gorcey]], [[Huntz Hall]] || Comedy || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Anna Lucasta (1949 film)|Anna Lucasta]]'' || [[Irving Rapper]] || [[Paulette Goddard]], [[Gale Page]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Anna Lucasta (1949 film)|Anna Lucasta]]'' || [[Irving Rapper]] || [[Paulette Goddard]], [[Gale Page]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Any Number Can Play]]''|| [[Mervyn LeRoy]] || [[Clark Gable]], [[Alexis Smith]], [[Wendell Corey]], [[Mary Astor]] || Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Any Number Can Play]]''|| [[Mervyn LeRoy]] || [[Clark Gable]], [[Alexis Smith]], [[Wendell Corey]], [[Mary Astor]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Arctic Manhunt]]'' || [[Ewing Scott]] || [[Mikel Conrad]], [[Carol Thurston]] || Adventure || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[Arctic Manhunt]]'' || [[Ewing Scott]] || [[Mikel Conrad]], [[Carol Thurston]] || Adventure || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Bandit King of Texas]]'' || [[Fred C. Brannon]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Helene Stanley]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Bandit King of Texas]]'' || [[Fred C. Brannon]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Helene Stanley]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Bandits of El Dorado]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Clayton Moore]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Barbary Pirate (film)|Barbary Pirate]]'' || [[Lew Landers]] || [[Donald Woods (actor)|Donald Woods]], [[Trudy Marshall]] || Adventure || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Barbary Pirate (film)|Barbary Pirate]]'' || [[Lew Landers]] || [[Donald Woods (actor)|Donald Woods]], [[Trudy Marshall]] || Adventure || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[The Barkleys of Broadway]]''||[[Charles Walters]] ||[[Fred Astaire]], [[Ginger Rogers]] ||Musical || [[MGM]]. Final Astaire-Rogers pairing |
|''[[The Barkleys of Broadway]]''||[[Charles Walters]] ||[[Fred Astaire]], [[Ginger Rogers]] ||Musical || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]. Final Astaire-Rogers pairing |
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|''[[Batman and Robin (serial)|Batman and Robin]]''|| [[Spencer Gordon Bennet|S.G. Bennet]] || [[Robert Lowery (actor)|Robert Lowery]], [[Johnny Duncan (actor)|Johnny Duncan]], [[Poni Adams|Jane Adams]] || Serial || |
|''[[Batman and Robin (serial)|Batman and Robin]]''|| [[Spencer Gordon Bennet|S.G. Bennet]] || [[Robert Lowery (actor)|Robert Lowery]], [[Johnny Duncan (actor)|Johnny Duncan]], [[Poni Adams|Jane Adams]] || Serial || |
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|''[[Battleground (film)|Battleground]]''||[[William Wellman]] ||[[Van Johnson]], [[Ricardo Montalbán]] ||War || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Battleground (film)|Battleground]]''||[[William Wellman]] ||[[Van Johnson]], [[Ricardo Montalbán]] ||War || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend]]''||[[Preston Sturges]]||[[Betty Grable]], [[Cesar Romero]], [[Rudy Vallée]] ||Western||[[20th Century Fox]] |
|''[[The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend]]''||[[Preston Sturges]]||[[Betty Grable]], [[Cesar Romero]], [[Rudy Vallée]] ||Western||[[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[The Big Cat (1949 film)|The Big Cat]]''|| [[Phil Karlson]] || [[Lon McCallister]], [[Peggy Ann Garner]], [[Preston Foster]] || Adventure || [[Eagle-Lion Films]] |
|''[[The Big Cat (1949 film)|The Big Cat]]''|| [[Phil Karlson]] || [[Lon McCallister]], [[Peggy Ann Garner]], [[Preston Foster]] || Adventure || [[Eagle-Lion Films]] |
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|''[[Big Jack (film)|Big Jack]]''|| [[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Wallace Beery]], [[Richard Conte]] ||Drama || [[MGM]]. Beery's final film |
|''[[Big Jack (film)|Big Jack]]''|| [[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Wallace Beery]], [[Richard Conte]] ||Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]. Beery's final film |
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|''[[The Big Sombrero (film)|The Big Sombrero]]'' || [[Frank McDonald (director)|Frank McDonald]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Elena Verdugo]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[The Big Sombrero (film)|The Big Sombrero]]'' || [[Frank McDonald (director)|Frank McDonald]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Elena Verdugo]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Black Midnight (1949 film)|Black Midnight]]'' || [[Budd Boetticher]] || [[Roddy McDowall]], [[Damian O'Flynn]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]. Boetticher's 1st western<ref>http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/68905/Black-Midnight/</ref> |
|''[[Black Midnight (1949 film)|Black Midnight]]'' || [[Budd Boetticher]] || [[Roddy McDowall]], [[Damian O'Flynn]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]. Boetticher's 1st western<ref>http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/68905/Black-Midnight/</ref> |
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|''[[The Blazing Trail (1949 film)|The Blazing Trail]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Marjorie Stapp]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Blondie's Big Deal]]'' || [[Edward Bernds]] || [[Penny Singleton]], [[Arthur Lake (actor)|Arthur Lake]] || Comedy || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Blondie Hits the Jackpot]]'' || [[Edward Bernds]] || [[Penny Singleton]], [[Arthur Lake (actor)|Arthur Lake]] || Comedy || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Bodyhold]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[Willard Parker]], [[Lola Albright]], [[Hillary Brooke]] || Action || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Bomba, the Jungle Boy (film)|Bomba, the Jungle Boy]]'' || [[Ford Beebe]] || [[Johnny Sheffield]], [[Peggy Ann Garner]] || Adventure || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Bomba on Panther Island]]'' || [[Ford Beebe]] || [[Johnny Sheffield]], [[Allene Roberts]] || Adventure || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Border Incident]]''||[[Anthony Mann]] ||[[Ricardo Montalbán]], [[Howard Da Silva]] ||Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Border Incident]]''||[[Anthony Mann]] ||[[Ricardo Montalbán]], [[Howard Da Silva]] ||Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[Chester Morris]], [[Maylia Fong]] || Mystery || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Brand of Fear]]'' || [[Oliver Drake (filmmaker)|Oliver Drake]]|| [[Jimmy Wakely]], [[Gail Davis]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[The Bribe]]''|| [[Robert Z. Leonard]]|| [[Robert Taylor (actor)|Robert Taylor]], [[Ava Gardner]], [[Charles Laughton]], [[Vincent Price]]||[[Film noir]] ||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
|''[[The Bribe]]''|| [[Robert Z. Leonard]]|| [[Robert Taylor (actor)|Robert Taylor]], [[Ava Gardner]], [[Charles Laughton]], [[Vincent Price]]||[[Film noir]] ||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Brimstone (1949 film)|Brimstone]]'' || [[Joseph Kane]] || [[Rod Cameron (actor)|Rod Cameron]], [[Walter Brennan]], [[Lorna Gray]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Brimstone (1949 film)|Brimstone]]'' || [[Joseph Kane]] || [[Rod Cameron (actor)|Rod Cameron]], [[Walter Brennan]], [[Lorna Gray]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Brothers in the Saddle]]'' || [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (actor)|Richard Martin]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Bruce Gentry]]''|| [[Spencer Gordon Bennet|Spencer Bennet]] ||[[Tom Neal]], [[Judy Clark]] || Serial ||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Bruce Gentry]]''|| [[Spencer Gordon Bennet|Spencer Bennet]] ||[[Tom Neal]], [[Judy Clark]] || Serial ||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[The Cat and the Mermouse]]''|| ||[[Tom and Jerry]] ||[[Animated]] || |
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|''[[Caught (1949 film)|Caught]]''||[[Max Ophüls]] ||[[James Mason]], [[Barbara Bel Geddes]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Caught (1949 film)|Caught]]''||[[Max Ophüls]] ||[[James Mason]], [[Barbara Bel Geddes]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Challenge of the Range]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Paula Raymond]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Challenge to Lassie]]'' || [[Richard Thorpe]] || [[Donald Crisp]], [[Edmund Gwenn]], [[Geraldine Brook]], [[Reginald Owen]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Champion (1949 film)|Champion]]''||[[Mark Robson]] ||[[Kirk Douglas]], [[Arthur Kennedy (actor)|Arthur Kennedy]], [[Marilyn Maxwell]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[United Artists]]; 6 [[Academy Award|Oscar]] nominations |
|''[[Champion (1949 film)|Champion]]''||[[Mark Robson]] ||[[Kirk Douglas]], [[Arthur Kennedy (actor)|Arthur Kennedy]], [[Marilyn Maxwell]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[United Artists]]; 6 [[Academy Award|Oscar]] nominations |
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|''[[Chicago Deadline]]'' || [[Lewis Allen (director)|Lewis Allen]] || [[Alan Ladd]], [[Donna Reed]], [[June Havoc]] || Film Noir || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Chicken Every Sunday]]''|| [[George Seaton]] || [[Dan Dailey]], [[Celeste Holm]], [[Colleen Townsend]] || Comedy || [[20th Century Fox]] |
|''[[Chicken Every Sunday]]''|| [[George Seaton]] || [[Dan Dailey]], [[Celeste Holm]], [[Colleen Townsend]] || Comedy || [[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[Cover Up (1949 film)|Cover Up]]''|| [[Alfred E. Green]] ||[[William Bendix]], [[Dennis O'Keefe]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[United Artists]] |
|''[[Cover Up (1949 film)|Cover Up]]''|| [[Alfred E. Green]] ||[[William Bendix]], [[Dennis O'Keefe]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[The Cowboy and the Indians]]'' || [[John English (director)|John English]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Sheila Ryan]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[The Crime Doctor's Diary]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[Warner Baxter]], [[Lois Maxwell]] || Mystery || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]. Last of [[Crime Doctor (character)|series]] |
|''[[The Crime Doctor's Diary]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[Warner Baxter]], [[Lois Maxwell]] || Mystery || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]. Last of [[Crime Doctor (character)|series]] |
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|''[[A Dangerous Profession]]''|| [[Ted Tetzlaff]] || [[George Raft]], [[Ella Raines]], [[Pat O'Brien (actor)|Pat O'Brien]] || [[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[A Dangerous Profession]]''|| [[Ted Tetzlaff]] || [[George Raft]], [[Ella Raines]], [[Pat O'Brien (actor)|Pat O'Brien]] || [[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[The Daring Caballero]]'' || [[Wallace Fox]] || [[Duncan Renaldo]], [[Leo Carrillo]] || Western || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[Daughter of the Jungle]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Lois Hall]], [[Sheldon Leonard]] || Adventure || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Daughter of the Jungle]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Lois Hall]], [[Sheldon Leonard]] || Adventure || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Daughter of the West]]'' || Harold Daniels|| [[Martha Vickers]], [[Phillip Reed]], [[Donald Woods (actor)|Donald Woods]] || Western || [[Film Classics]] |
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|''[[Dear Wife]]'' || [[Richard Haydn]] || [[William Holden]], [[Joan Caulfield]] || Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[Dear Wife]]'' || [[Richard Haydn]] || [[William Holden]], [[Joan Caulfield]] || Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Death Valley Gunfighter]]''|| [[R. G. Springsteen]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Gail Davis]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Desert Vigilante]]'' || [[Fred F. Sears]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Peggy Stewart (actress)|Peggy Stewart]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[The Devil's Henchman]]''|| [[Seymour Friedman]] ||[[Warner Baxter]], [[Mary Beth Hughes]] ||Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[The Devil's Henchman]]''|| [[Seymour Friedman]] ||[[Warner Baxter]], [[Mary Beth Hughes]] ||Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[The Doctor and the Girl]]''|| [[Curtis Bernhardt]] || [[Glenn Ford]], [[Gloria DeHaven]] || Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[The Doctor and the Girl]]''|| [[Curtis Bernhardt]] || [[Glenn Ford]], [[Gloria DeHaven]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[The Doolins of Oklahoma]]'' || [[Gordon Douglas (director)|Gordon Douglas]] || [[Randolph Scott]], [[George Macready]], [[Louise Allbritton]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Down Dakota Way]]'' || [[William Witney]] || [[Roy Rogers]], [[Dale Evans]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Down to the Sea in Ships (1949 film)|Down to the Sea in Ships]]''||[[Henry Hathaway]] ||[[Richard Widmark]], [[Lionel Barrymore]] ||Adventure || [[20th Century Fox]]; remake of [[Down to the Sea in Ships (1922 film)|1922 silent film]] |
|''[[Down to the Sea in Ships (1949 film)|Down to the Sea in Ships]]''||[[Henry Hathaway]] ||[[Richard Widmark]], [[Lionel Barrymore]] ||Adventure || [[20th Century Fox]]; remake of [[Down to the Sea in Ships (1922 film)|1922 silent film]] |
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|''[[Duke of Chicago]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Audrey Long]], [[Grant Withers]] || Sports || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Dunked in the Deep]]''|| [[Jules White]] ||[[The Three Stooges]] ||[[Short subject]] || |
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|''[[Dynamite (1949 film)|Dynamite]]'' || [[William H. Pine]] || [[William Gargan]], [[Richard Crane (actor)|Richard Crane]] || Film Noir || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[East Side, West Side (1949 film)|East Side, West Side]]''|| [[Mervyn LeRoy]] || [[Barbara Stanwyck]], [[James Mason]], [[Van Heflin]], [[Ava Gardner]] || Crime drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[East Side, West Side (1949 film)|East Side, West Side]]''|| [[Mervyn LeRoy]] || [[Barbara Stanwyck]], [[James Mason]], [[Van Heflin]], [[Ava Gardner]] || Crime drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Easy Living (1949 film)|Easy Living]]''|| [[Jacques Tourneur]] || [[Victor Mature]], [[Lucille Ball]], [[Lizabeth Scott]] || Drama || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Easy Living (1949 film)|Easy Living]]''|| [[Jacques Tourneur]] || [[Victor Mature]], [[Lucille Ball]], [[Lizabeth Scott]] || Drama || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Edward, My Son]]''||[[George Cukor]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[Deborah Kerr]], [[Ian Hunter (actor)|Ian Hunter]] ||Drama || [[MGM-British]]. Oscar nomination for Kerr |
|''[[Edward, My Son]]''||[[George Cukor]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[Deborah Kerr]], [[Ian Hunter (actor)|Ian Hunter]] ||Drama || [[MGM-British]]. Oscar nomination for Kerr |
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|''[[El Paso (film)|El Paso]]'' || [[Lewis R. Foster]] || [[John Payne (actor)|John Payne]], [[Gail Russell]], [[Sterling Hayden]] || Western || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Everybody Does It]]'' || [[Edmund Goulding]] || [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]], [[Linda Darnell]], [[Celeste Holm]] || Comedy || [[20th Century |
|''[[Everybody Does It]]'' || [[Edmund Goulding]] || [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]], [[Linda Darnell]], [[Celeste Holm]] || Comedy || [[20th Century Fox]]. Remake of [[Wife, Husband and Friend|1937 film]] |
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|''[[Family Honeymoon]]''||[[Claude Binyon]] ||[[Claudette Colbert]], [[Fred MacMurray]] ||Comedy || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[Family Honeymoon]]''||[[Claude Binyon]] ||[[Claudette Colbert]], [[Fred MacMurray]] ||Comedy || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Feudin' Rhythm]]'' || [[Edward Bernds]] || [[Eddy Arnold]], [[Gloria Henry]], [[Kirby Grant]] || Western musical || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Fighting Fools]]'' || [[Reginald Le Borg]] || [[Leo Gorcey]], [[Huntz Hall]], [[Lyle Talbot]] || Comedy || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[The Fighting Kentuckian]]''||[[George Waggner]] ||[[John Wayne]], [[Oliver Hardy]], [[Vera Ralston]] ||Western ||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[The Fighting Kentuckian]]''||[[George Waggner]] ||[[John Wayne]], [[Oliver Hardy]], [[Vera Ralston]] ||Western ||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Fighting Man of the Plains]]'' || [[Edwin L. Marin]] || [[Randolph Scott]], [[Jane Nigh]] || Western || [[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[The Fighting O'Flynn]]'' || Arthur Pierson || [[Douglas Fairbanks Jr.]], [[Helena Carter]] || Adventure || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[The Fighting O'Flynn]]'' || Arthur Pierson || [[Douglas Fairbanks Jr.]], [[Helena Carter]] || Adventure || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Flame of Youth]]'' || [[R. G. Springsteen]] || [[Barbra Fuller]], [[Danny Sue Nolan]] || Drama || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Flaming Fury (1949 film)|Flaming Fury]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[George Cooper (actor)|George Cooper]], [[Roy Roberts]] || Crime || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Flamingo Road (1949 film)|Flamingo Road]]''||[[Michael Curtiz]] ||[[Joan Crawford]], [[Zachary Scott]], [[Sydney Greenstreet]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]]; based on the play |
|''[[Flamingo Road (1949 film)|Flamingo Road]]''||[[Michael Curtiz]] ||[[Joan Crawford]], [[Zachary Scott]], [[Sydney Greenstreet]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]]; based on the play |
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|''[[Forgotten Women (1949 film)|Forgotten Women]]'' ||[[William Beaudine]]||[[Elyse Knox]], [[Edward Norris]]||Drama|| [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[The Fountainhead (film)|The Fountainhead]]''||[[King Vidor]] ||[[Gary Cooper]], [[Patricia Neal]], [[Raymond Massey]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]]; based on [[Ayn Rand]] novel |
|''[[The Fountainhead (film)|The Fountainhead]]''||[[King Vidor]] ||[[Gary Cooper]], [[Patricia Neal]], [[Raymond Massey]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]]; based on [[Ayn Rand]] novel |
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|''[[The Gal Who Took the West]]'' || [[Frederick de Cordova]] || [[Yvonne De Carlo]], [[Scott Brady]] || Western || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[The Gal Who Took the West]]'' || [[Frederick de Cordova]] || [[Yvonne De Carlo]], [[Scott Brady]] || Western || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[The Great Lover (1949 film)|The Great Lover]]'' || [[Alexander Hall]] || [[Bob Hope]], [[Rhonda Fleming]] || Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[The Great Sinner]]'' || [[Robert Siodmak]] || [[Gregory Peck]], [[Ava Gardner]], [[Melvyn Douglas]] || Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[The Great Sinner]]'' || [[Robert Siodmak]] || [[Gregory Peck]], [[Ava Gardner]], [[Melvyn Douglas]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[The Hasty Heart]]''||[[Vincent Sherman]] ||[[Ronald Reagan]], [[Patricia Neal]], [[Richard Todd]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]] |
|''[[The Hasty Heart]]''||[[Vincent Sherman]] ||[[Ronald Reagan]], [[Patricia Neal]], [[Richard Todd]] ||Drama || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[Holiday Affair]]''||Don Hartman ||[[Robert Mitchum]], [[Janet Leigh]] ||Romantic comedy ||[[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Holiday Affair]]''||Don Hartman ||[[Robert Mitchum]], [[Janet Leigh]] ||Romantic comedy ||[[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Holiday in Havana]]''|| [[Jean Yarborough]] || [[Desi Arnaz]], [[Mary Hatcher]], [[Ann Doran]] ||Musical comedy ||[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Home of the Brave (1949 film)|Home of the Brave]]''||[[Mark Robson]] ||[[Jeff Corey]], [[Lloyd Bridges]] ||Drama || [[United Artists]] |
|''[[Home of the Brave (1949 film)|Home of the Brave]]''||[[Mark Robson]] ||[[Jeff Corey]], [[Lloyd Bridges]] ||Drama || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[Homicide (1949 film)|Homicide]]'' || Felix Jacoves || [[Robert Douglas (actor)|Robert Douglas]], [[Helen Westcott]] || Crime || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[House of Strangers]]''||[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]]||[[Edward G. Robinson]], [[Susan Hayward]], [[Richard Conte]], [[Efrem Zimbalist Jr.]] ||Crime drama ||[[20th Century Fox]] |
|''[[House of Strangers]]''||[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]]||[[Edward G. Robinson]], [[Susan Hayward]], [[Richard Conte]], [[Efrem Zimbalist Jr.]] ||Crime drama ||[[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[Incident (film)|Incident]]'' || [[William Beaudine]] || [[Jane Frazee]], [[Joyce Compton]] || Crime || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[In the Good Old Summertime]]''||[[Robert Z. Leonard]] ||[[Judy Garland]], [[Van Johnson]], [[Buster Keaton]] ||Musical ||[[MGM]] |
|''[[In the Good Old Summertime]]''||[[Robert Z. Leonard]] ||[[Judy Garland]], [[Van Johnson]], [[Buster Keaton]] ||Musical ||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[The Inspector General (film)|The Inspector General]]''||[[Henry Koster]] ||[[Danny Kaye]], [[Walter Slezak]], [[Barbara Bates]] ||Musical comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] [[Golden Globe]] Best Original Score |
|''[[The Inspector General (film)|The Inspector General]]''||[[Henry Koster]] ||[[Danny Kaye]], [[Walter Slezak]], [[Barbara Bates]] ||Musical comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] [[Golden Globe]] Best Original Score |
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|''[[Intruder in the Dust (1949 film)|Intruder in the Dust]]''|| [[Clarence Brown]] || [[David Brian]], [[Claude Jarman Jr.]] || Drama || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Intruder in the Dust (1949 film)|Intruder in the Dust]]''|| [[Clarence Brown]] || [[David Brian]], [[Claude Jarman Jr.]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[It Happens Every Spring]]''||[[Lloyd Bacon]] ||[[Ray Milland]], [[Jean Peters]], [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]] ||Comedy ||[[20th Century Fox]] |
|''[[It Happens Every Spring]]''||[[Lloyd Bacon]] ||[[Ray Milland]], [[Jean Peters]], [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]] ||Comedy ||[[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[Jigsaw (1949 film)|Jigsaw]]''||[[Fletcher Markle]] ||[[Franchot Tone]], [[Jean Wallace]] || [[Film noir]] || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[Joe Palooka in the Counterpunch]]'' || [[Reginald Le Borg]] || [[Leon Errol]], [[Joe Kirkwood Jr.|Joe Kirkwood]], [[Elyse Knox]] || Comedy || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Johnny Allegro]]'' || Ted Tetzlaff || [[George Raft]], [[George Macready]], [[Nina Foch]] || Crime || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Johnny Allegro]]'' || Ted Tetzlaff || [[George Raft]], [[George Macready]], [[Nina Foch]] || Crime || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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| ''[[Kazan (1949 film)|Kazan]]'' || [[Will Jason]] || [[Stephen Dunne (actor)|Stephen Dunne]], [[Lois Maxwell]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[King of the Rocket Men]]''||[[Fred C. Brannon]] || [[Tris Coffin]], [[Mae Clarke]] ||Serial || |
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|''[[A Kiss for Corliss]]'' || [[Richard Wallace (director)|Richard Wallace]] || [[Shirley Temple]], [[David Niven]] || Comedy || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[A Kiss in the Dark (1949 film)|A Kiss in the Dark]]'' || [[Delmer Daves]] || [[Jane Wyman]], [[David Niven]] || Comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] |
|''[[A Kiss in the Dark (1949 film)|A Kiss in the Dark]]'' || [[Delmer Daves]] || [[Jane Wyman]], [[David Niven]] || Comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[Knock on Any Door]]''||[[Nicholas Ray]] ||[[Humphrey Bogart]], [[John Derek]], [[George Macready]] ||Drama ||[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]; from [[Willard Motley]] novel |
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|''[[The Lady Takes a Sailor]]'' || [[Michael Curtiz]] || [[Jane Wyman]], [[Dennis Morgan]] || Comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] |
|''[[The Lady Takes a Sailor]]'' || [[Michael Curtiz]] || [[Jane Wyman]], [[Dennis Morgan]] || Comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[Laramie (film)|Laramie]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Smiley Burnette]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[The Last Bandit]]''||[[Joseph Kane]]||[[Wild Bill Elliott|Bill Elliott]], [[Lorna Gray]]||Western|| [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Law of the Golden West]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Monte Hale]], [[Gail Davis]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Law of the West (1949 film)|Law of the West]]'' || [[Ray Taylor (director)|Ray Taylor]] || [[Johnny Mack Brown]], [[Max Terhune]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Lawless Code]]'' || [[Oliver Drake (filmmaker)|Oliver Drake]] || [[Jimmy Wakely]], [[Dub Taylor]], [[Ellen Hall]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[A Letter to Three Wives]]''||[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]] ||[[Linda Darnell]], [[Ann Sothern]], [[Jeanne Crain]], [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]], [[Kirk Douglas]], [[Jeffrey Lynn]], [[Thelma Ritter]] ||Drama || [[20th Century Fox]]; won 2 [[Academy |
|''[[A Letter to Three Wives]]''||[[Joseph L. Mankiewicz]] ||[[Linda Darnell]], [[Ann Sothern]], [[Jeanne Crain]], [[Paul Douglas (actor)|Paul Douglas]], [[Kirk Douglas]], [[Jeffrey Lynn]], [[Thelma Ritter]] ||Drama || [[20th Century Fox]]; won 2 [[Academy Award]]s |
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|''[[The Life of Riley (1949 film)|The Life of Riley]]'' || [[Irving Brecher]] || [[William Bendix]], [[Rosemary DeCamp]] || Comedy || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Little Women (1949 film)|Little Women]]''||[[Mervyn LeRoy]] ||[[Elizabeth Taylor]], [[Margaret O'Brien]], [[June Allyson]], [[Mary Astor]], [[Janet Leigh]] ||Family || [[MGM]]; from [[Louisa May Alcott]] novel |
|''[[Little Women (1949 film)|Little Women]]''||[[Mervyn LeRoy]] ||[[Elizabeth Taylor]], [[Margaret O'Brien]], [[June Allyson]], [[Mary Astor]], [[Janet Leigh]] ||Family || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]; from [[Louisa May Alcott]] novel |
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|''[[The Lone Wolf and His Lady]]'' || John Hoffman || [[Ron Randell]], [[June Vincent]] || Mystery || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]. Last of [[Lone Wolf (character)|series]] |
|''[[The Lone Wolf and His Lady]]'' || John Hoffman || [[Ron Randell]], [[June Vincent]] || Mystery || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]. Last of [[Lone Wolf (character)|series]] |
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|''[[Ma and Pa Kettle (film)|Ma and Pa Kettle]]''|| [[Charles Lamont]] || [[Marjorie Main]], [[Percy Kilbride]] || Comedy || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]]. ''[[The Egg and I]]'' sequel |
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|''[[Madame Bovary (1949 film)|Madame Bovary]]''||[[Vincente Minnelli]] ||[[Jennifer Jones]], [[James Mason]], [[Van Heflin]] ||Drama || [[MGM]]. From [[Gustave Flaubert]] novel |
|''[[Madame Bovary (1949 film)|Madame Bovary]]''||[[Vincente Minnelli]] ||[[Jennifer Jones]], [[James Mason]], [[Van Heflin]] ||Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]. From [[Gustave Flaubert]] novel |
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|''[[Make Believe Ballroom]]'' || [[Joseph Santley]] || [[Ruth Warrick]], [[Ron Randell]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Make Believe Ballroom]]'' || [[Joseph Santley]] || [[Ruth Warrick]], [[Ron Randell]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Make Mine Laughs]]'' || [[Richard Fleischer]] || [[Ray Bolger]], [[Joan Davis]], [[Dennis Day]] || Musical || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Make Mine Laughs]]'' || [[Richard Fleischer]] || [[Ray Bolger]], [[Joan Davis]], [[Dennis Day]] || Musical || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Malaya (film)|Malaya]]''||[[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[James Stewart]], [[Sydney Greenstreet]] ||Drama ||[[MGM]] |
|''[[Malaya (film)|Malaya]]''||[[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Spencer Tracy]], [[James Stewart]], [[Sydney Greenstreet]] ||Drama ||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Malice in the Palace]]''||[[Jules White]] ||[[The Three Stooges]] ||[[Slapstick]] || |
|''[[Malice in the Palace]]''||[[Jules White]] ||[[The Three Stooges]] ||[[Slapstick]] || |
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|''[[The Man on the Eiffel Tower]]''|| [[Burgess Meredith]] || [[Charles Laughton]], [[Franchot Tone]] || Mystery || [[RKO]] |
|''[[The Man on the Eiffel Tower]]''|| [[Burgess Meredith]] || [[Charles Laughton]], [[Franchot Tone]] || Mystery || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Manhandled (1949 film)|Manhandled]]''||[[Lewis R. Foster]] ||[[Dorothy Lamour]], [[Dan Duryea]], [[Sterling Hayden]] ||[[Film noir]] ||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[Manhandled (1949 film)|Manhandled]]''||[[Lewis R. Foster]] ||[[Dorothy Lamour]], [[Dan Duryea]], [[Sterling Hayden]] ||[[Film noir]] ||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[My Own True Love]]'' || [[Compton Bennett]] || [[Phyllis Calvert]], [[Melvyn Douglas]], [[Wanda Hendrix]] || Drama || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[My Own True Love]]'' || [[Compton Bennett]] || [[Phyllis Calvert]], [[Melvyn Douglas]], [[Wanda Hendrix]] || Drama || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[The Mysterious Desperado]]'' || [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (actor)|Richard Martin]], [[Movita Castaneda]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Navajo Trail Raiders]]'' || [[R. G. Springsteen]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Eddy Waller]] || Western|| [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Neptune's Daughter (1949 film)|Neptune's Daughter]]''|| [[Edward Buzzell]] || [[Esther Williams]], [[Red Skelton]], [[Ricardo Montalbán]] || Musical || [[MGM]]; [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for Best Song |
|''[[Neptune's Daughter (1949 film)|Neptune's Daughter]]''|| [[Edward Buzzell]] || [[Esther Williams]], [[Red Skelton]], [[Ricardo Montalbán]] || Musical || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]; [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for Best Song |
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|''[[Never Fear]]'' || [[Ida Lupino]] || [[Sally Forrest]], [[Hugh O'Brian]] || Drama || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
|''[[Never Fear]]'' || [[Ida Lupino]] || [[Sally Forrest]], [[Hugh O'Brian]] || Drama || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
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|''[[One Last Fling]]'' || [[Peter Godfrey (director)|Peter Godfrey]] || [[Alexis Smith]] || Comedy || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[On the Town (film)|On the Town]]''||[[Stanley Donen]], [[Gene Kelly]] ||[[Gene Kelly]], [[Frank Sinatra]], [[Ann Miller]], [[Betty Garrett]] ||Musical || [[MGM]]; [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for Best Musical Score |
|''[[On the Town (film)|On the Town]]''||[[Stanley Donen]], [[Gene Kelly]] ||[[Gene Kelly]], [[Frank Sinatra]], [[Ann Miller]], [[Betty Garrett]] ||Musical || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]; [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for Best Musical Score |
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|''[[Outcasts of the Trail]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Monte Hale]], [[Jeff Donnell]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Outpost in Morocco]]'' || [[Robert Florey]] || [[George Raft]], [[Marie Windsor]] || Adventure || [[United Artists]] |
|''[[Outpost in Morocco]]'' || [[Robert Florey]] || [[George Raft]], [[Marie Windsor]] || Adventure || [[United Artists]] |
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|''[[Pinky (1949 film)|Pinky]]''||[[Elia Kazan]] ||[[Jeanne Crain]], [[Ethel Barrymore]], [[Ethel Waters]] ||Drama || [[20th Century Fox]]. 3 [[Academy Award|Oscar]] nominations |
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|''[[The Pirates of Capri]]'' || [[Edgar G. Ulmer]] || [[Louis Hayward]], [[Binnie Barnes]], [[Mariella Lotti]] || Adventure || [[Film Classics]] |
|''[[The Pirates of Capri]]'' || [[Edgar G. Ulmer]] || [[Louis Hayward]], [[Binnie Barnes]], [[Mariella Lotti]] || Adventure || [[Film Classics]] |
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|''[[Port of New York (film)|Port of New York]]''|| [[László Benedek]] ||[[Scott Brady]], [[K. T. Stevens]], [[Yul Brynner]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
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|''[[Prince of Foxes (film)|Prince of Foxes]]''||[[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] ||[[Tyrone Power]], [[Orson Welles]] ||Drama || [[20th Century Fox]] |
|''[[Prince of Foxes (film)|Prince of Foxes]]''||[[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] ||[[Tyrone Power]], [[Orson Welles]] ||Drama || [[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[Prince of the Plains]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Monte Hale]], [[Paul Hurst (actor)|Paul Hurst]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Rabbit Hood]]''|| ||[[Bugs Bunny]] ||[[Animated]] || |
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|''[[Radar Patrol vs Spy King]]''|| || [[Kirk Alyn]] ||Serial || |
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|''[[Rebel Rabbit]]''|| ||[[Bugs Bunny]] ||[[Animated]] || |
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|''[[Red Canyon (1949 film)|Red Canyon]]'' || [[George Sherman]] || [[Ann Blyth]], [[Howard Duff]], [[George Brent]] || Western || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[The Red Danube]]'' || [[George Sidney]] || [[Peter Lawford]], [[Janet Leigh]], [[Angela Lansbury]] || Drama || [[ |
|''[[The Red Danube]]'' || [[George Sidney]] || [[Peter Lawford]], [[Janet Leigh]], [[Angela Lansbury]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-MayerMGM]] |
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|''[[Red, Hot and Blue (film)|Red, Hot and Blue]]''|| [[John Farrow]] || [[Betty Hutton]], [[Victor Mature]], [[William Demarest]] || Musical comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[Red, Hot and Blue (film)|Red, Hot and Blue]]''|| [[John Farrow]] || [[Betty Hutton]], [[Victor Mature]], [[William Demarest]] || Musical comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Reign of Terror (film)|Reign of Terror]]'' || [[Anthony Mann]] || [[Robert Cummings]], [[Arlene Dahl]] || Suspense || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
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|''[[Renegades of the Sage]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Smiley Burnette]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Riders in the Sky (film)|Riders in the Sky]]'' || [[John English (director)|John English]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Gloria Henry]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Riders of the Range (1949 film)|Riders of the Range]]'' || [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (actor)|Richard Martin]], [[Jacqueline White]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Riders of the Whistling Pines]]'' || [[John English (director)|John English]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Patricia Barry]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Riders of the Whistling Pines]]'' || [[John English (director)|John English]] || [[Gene Autry]], [[Patricia Barry]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Rimfire (film)|Rimfire]]'' || B. Reeves Eason || [[Mary Beth Hughes]], [[James Millican]] || Western || [[Lippert Pictures|Lippert]] |
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|''[[Ringside (1949 film)|Ringside]]'' || [[Frank McDonald (director)|Frank McDonald]] || [[Don "Red" Barry]], [[Tom Brown (actor)|Tom Brown]], [[Sheila Ryan]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Lippert Pictures]] |
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|''[[Rope of Sand]]''|| [[William Dieterle]] || [[Burt Lancaster]], [[Paul Henreid]], [[Claude Rains]] || Adventure || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[Rope of Sand]]''|| [[William Dieterle]] || [[Burt Lancaster]], [[Paul Henreid]], [[Claude Rains]] || Adventure || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Rose of the Yukon]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Myrna Dell]], [[Steve Brodie (actor)|Steve Brodie]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
|''[[Rose of the Yukon]]'' || [[George Blair (director)|George Blair]] || [[Myrna Dell]], [[Steve Brodie (actor)|Steve Brodie]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Roughshod (film)|Roughshod]]'' || [[Mark Robson]] || [[Gloria Grahame]], [[Robert Sterling]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Rustlers (1949 film)|Rustlers]]''|| [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (RKO actor)|Richard Martin]], [[Martha Hyer]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Rustlers (1949 film)|Rustlers]]''|| [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (RKO actor)|Richard Martin]], [[Martha Hyer]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Rusty's Birthday]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[John Litel]], [[Ann Doran]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Rusty Saves a Life]]'' || [[Seymour Friedman]] || [[John Litel]], [[Ann Doran]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Samson and Delilah (1949 film)|Samson and Delilah]]''||[[Cecil B. DeMille]] ||[[Hedy Lamarr]], [[Victor Mature]], [[Angela Lansbury]] ||[[Biblical]] [[drama]] || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]. 5 [[Academy Award|Oscar]] nominations |
|''[[Samson and Delilah (1949 film)|Samson and Delilah]]''||[[Cecil B. DeMille]] ||[[Hedy Lamarr]], [[Victor Mature]], [[Angela Lansbury]] ||[[Biblical]] [[drama]] || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]. 5 [[Academy Award|Oscar]] nominations |
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|''[[San Antone Ambush]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Monte Hale]], [[Paul Hurst (actor)|Paul Hurst]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Sand (1949 film)|Sand]]'' || [[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] || [[Coleen Gray]], [[Mark Stevens (actor)|Mark Stevens]] || Western || [[20th Century Fox]]. [[Academy Award|Oscar]]-nominated |
|''[[Sand (1949 film)|Sand]]'' || [[Henry King (director)|Henry King]] || [[Coleen Gray]], [[Mark Stevens (actor)|Mark Stevens]] || Western || [[20th Century Fox]]. [[Academy Award|Oscar]]-nominated |
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|''[[Satan's Cradle]]'' || [[Ford Beebe]] || [[Duncan Renaldo]], [[Ann Savage]] || Western || [[United Artists]]. [[Cisco Kid]] |
|''[[Satan's Cradle]]'' || [[Ford Beebe]] || [[Duncan Renaldo]], [[Ann Savage]] || Western || [[United Artists]]. [[Cisco Kid]] |
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|''[[Scene of the Crime (1949 film)|Scene of the Crime]]'' || [[Roy Rowland (film director)|Roy Rowland]] || [[Van Johnson]], [[Arlene Dahl]] || Crime || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Scene of the Crime (1949 film)|Scene of the Crime]]'' || [[Roy Rowland (film director)|Roy Rowland]] || [[Van Johnson]], [[Arlene Dahl]] || Crime || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Search for Danger]]''||[[Jack Bernhard]]||[[John Calvert (magician)|John Calvert]], [[Albert Dekker]]||Crime|| [[Film Classics]] |
|''[[Search for Danger]]''||[[Jack Bernhard]]||[[John Calvert (magician)|John Calvert]], [[Albert Dekker]]||Crime|| [[Film Classics]] |
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|''[[The Secret Garden (1949 film)|The Secret Garden]]''||[[Fred M. Wilcox (director)|Fred M. Wilcox]]||[[Margaret O'Brien]], [[Dean Stockwell]] ||Drama||[[MGM]] |
|''[[The Secret Garden (1949 film)|The Secret Garden]]''||[[Fred M. Wilcox (director)|Fred M. Wilcox]]||[[Margaret O'Brien]], [[Dean Stockwell]] ||Drama||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[The Secret of St. Ives]]'' || [[Phil Rosen]] || [[Richard Ney]], [[Vanessa Brown]] || Historical || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[The Secret of St. Ives]]'' || [[Phil Rosen]] || [[Richard Ney]], [[Vanessa Brown]] || Historical || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[She Wore a Yellow Ribbon]]''||[[John Ford]] ||[[John Wayne]], [[Joanne Dru]], [[Ben Johnson (actor)|Ben Johnson]] ||Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]]. [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for cinematography |
|''[[She Wore a Yellow Ribbon]]''||[[John Ford]] ||[[John Wayne]], [[Joanne Dru]], [[Ben Johnson (actor)|Ben Johnson]] ||Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]]. [[Academy Award|Oscar]] for cinematography |
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|''[[Sheriff of Wichita]]'' || [[R. G. Springsteen]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Lyn Wilde]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Shockproof]]''|| [[Douglas Sirk]] || [[Cornel Wilde]], [[Patricia Knight]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Shockproof]]''|| [[Douglas Sirk]] || [[Cornel Wilde]], [[Patricia Knight]] || Drama || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[So Dear to My Heart]]'' || [[Harold D. Schuster]] || [[Burl Ives]], [[Beulah Bondi]], [[Harry Carey (actor)|Harry Carey]] || Family || [[Walt Disney Productions|Disney]] |
|''[[So Dear to My Heart]]'' || [[Harold D. Schuster]] || [[Burl Ives]], [[Beulah Bondi]], [[Harry Carey (actor)|Harry Carey]] || Family || [[Walt Disney Productions|Disney]] |
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|''[[Song of India (film)|Song of India]]'' || [[Albert S. Rogell]]||[[Sabu Dastagir|Sabu]], [[Turhan Bey]], [[Gail Russell]] || Adventure || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Song of Surrender]]'' || [[Mitchell Leisen]] || [[Wanda Hendrix]], [[Claude Rains]] || Drama || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
|''[[Song of Surrender]]'' || [[Mitchell Leisen]] || [[Wanda Hendrix]], [[Claude Rains]] || Drama || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Sons of New Mexico]]'' || [[John English (director)|John English]]|| [[Gene Autry]], [[Gail Davis]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Sorrowful Jones]]''|| [[Sidney Lanfield]] ||[[Bob Hope]], [[Lucille Ball]] ||Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]. [[Damon Runyon]] story; remake of [[Little Miss Marker|1934 film]] |
|''[[Sorrowful Jones]]''|| [[Sidney Lanfield]] ||[[Bob Hope]], [[Lucille Ball]] ||Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]. [[Damon Runyon]] story; remake of [[Little Miss Marker|1934 film]] |
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|''[[South of Death Valley]]'' || [[Ray Nazarro]] || [[Charles Starrett]], [[Gail Davis]] || Western || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[South of Rio]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Monte Hale]], [[Kay Christopher]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[South of St. Louis]]''|| [[Ray Enright]] || [[Joel McCrea]], [[Zachary Scott]], [[Victor Jory]] || Western || [[Warner Bros.]] |
|''[[South of St. Louis]]''|| [[Ray Enright]] || [[Joel McCrea]], [[Zachary Scott]], [[Victor Jory]] || Western || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[Special Agent (1949 film)|Special Agent]]'' || [[William C. Thomas]] || [[William Eythe]], [[Kasey Rogers]], [[Carole Mathews]] || Crime || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Square Dance Jubilee]]'' || [[Paul Landres]] || [[Don "Red" Barry]], [[Mary Beth Hughes]], [[Wally Vernon]] || Musical<br>Western || [[Screen Guild Productions]] |
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|''[[Stagecoach Kid]]'' || [[Lew Landers]] || [[Tim Holt]], [[Richard Martin (actor)|Richard Martin]], [[Jeff Donnell]] || Western || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Stampede (film)|Stampede]]'' || [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Rod Cameron (actor)|Rod Cameron]], [[Gale Storm]] || Western || [[Allied Artists Pictures Corporation|Allied Artists]] |
|''[[Stampede (film)|Stampede]]'' || [[Lesley Selander]] || [[Rod Cameron (actor)|Rod Cameron]], [[Gale Storm]] || Western || [[Allied Artists Pictures Corporation|Allied Artists]] |
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|''[[Strange Bargain]]'' || Will Price || [[Martha Scott]], [[Jeffrey Lynn]] || Film noir || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[Strange Bargain]]'' || Will Price || [[Martha Scott]], [[Jeffrey Lynn]] || Film noir || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[The Stratton Story]]''||[[Sam Wood]] ||[[James Stewart]], [[June Allyson]] ||Biography || [[MGM]]. Story of [[Monty Stratton]] |
|''[[The Stratton Story]]''||[[Sam Wood]] ||[[James Stewart]], [[June Allyson]] ||Biography || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]. Story of [[Monty Stratton]] |
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|''[[Streets of Laredo (film)|Streets of Laredo]]''|| [[Leslie Fenton]] || [[William Holden]], [[William Bendix]], [[Macdonald Carey]], [[Mona Freeman]] || Western || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]; remake of ''[[The Texas Rangers (1936 film)|The Texas Rangers]]'' |
|''[[Streets of Laredo (film)|Streets of Laredo]]''|| [[Leslie Fenton]] || [[William Holden]], [[William Bendix]], [[Macdonald Carey]], [[Mona Freeman]] || Western || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]; remake of ''[[The Texas Rangers (1936 film)|The Texas Rangers]]'' |
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|''[[The Story of Seabiscuit]]'' || [[David Butler (director)|David Butler]] || [[Shirley Temple]], [[Barry Fitzgerald]] || Biographical || [[Warner Bros.]] |
|''[[The Story of Seabiscuit]]'' || [[David Butler (director)|David Butler]] || [[Shirley Temple]], [[Barry Fitzgerald]] || Biographical || [[Warner Bros.]] |
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|''[[The Sun Comes Up]]''||[[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Jeanette MacDonald]], [[Claude Jarman Jr.]] || [[MGM]]. Family ||[[Lassie]] feature |
|''[[The Sun Comes Up]]''||[[Richard Thorpe]] ||[[Jeanette MacDonald]], [[Claude Jarman Jr.]] || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]. Family ||[[Lassie]] feature |
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|''[[Susanna Pass]]'' || [[William Witney]] || [[Roy Rogers]], [[Dale Evans]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Sword in the Desert]]'' || [[George Sherman]] || [[Dana Andrews]], [[Märta Torén]] || War || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[Sword in the Desert]]'' || [[George Sherman]] || [[Dana Andrews]], [[Märta Torén]] || War || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Take Me Out to the Ball Game (film)|Take Me Out to the Ball Game]]'' || [[Busby Berkeley]] || [[Frank Sinatra]], [[Esther Williams]], [[Gene Kelly]] || Musical || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[Take One False Step]]'' || [[Chester Erskine]] || [[Shelley Winters]], [[William Powell]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[Take One False Step]]'' || [[Chester Erskine]] || [[Shelley Winters]], [[William Powell]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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|''[[Tarzan's Magic Fountain]]'' || [[Lee Sholem]] || [[Lex Barker]], [[Brenda Joyce (actress)|Brenda Joyce]], [[Evelyn Ankers]] || Adventure || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Task Force (film)|Task Force]]''||[[Delmer Daves]] ||[[Gary Cooper]], [[Jane Wyatt]], [[Walter Brennan]] ||War || [[Warner Bros.]] 8th Cooper-Brennan pairing |
|''[[Task Force (film)|Task Force]]''||[[Delmer Daves]] ||[[Gary Cooper]], [[Jane Wyatt]], [[Walter Brennan]] ||War || [[Warner Bros.]] 8th Cooper-Brennan pairing |
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|''[[Tennis Chumps]]''||[[Hanna-Barbera]] ||[[Tom and Jerry]] ||[[Animated]] || |
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|''[[Tension (film)|Tension]]''|| [[John Berry (film director)|John Berry]] || [[Richard Basehart]], [[Audrey Totter]], [[Barry Sullivan (actor)|Barry Sullivan]], [[Cyd Charisse]] || [[Film noir]] || [[MGM]] |
|''[[Tension (film)|Tension]]''|| [[John Berry (film director)|John Berry]] || [[Richard Basehart]], [[Audrey Totter]], [[Barry Sullivan (actor)|Barry Sullivan]], [[Cyd Charisse]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[That Forsyte Woman]]''|| [[Compton Bennett]] || [[Errol Flynn]], [[Greer Garson]], [[Walter Pidgeon]] || Drama || [[MGM]]; from book by [[John Galsworthy]] |
|''[[That Forsyte Woman]]''|| [[Compton Bennett]] || [[Errol Flynn]], [[Greer Garson]], [[Walter Pidgeon]] || Drama || [[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]; from book by [[John Galsworthy]] |
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|''[[That Midnight Kiss]]''||[[Norman Taurog]] ||[[Kathryn Grayson]], [[Mario Lanza]], [[Jose Iturbi]] ||Musical ||[[MGM]] |
|''[[That Midnight Kiss]]''||[[Norman Taurog]] ||[[Kathryn Grayson]], [[Mario Lanza]], [[Jose Iturbi]] ||Musical ||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]] |
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|''[[They Live by Night]]''||[[Nicholas Ray]] ||[[Farley Granger]], [[Cathy O'Donnell]], [[Howard Da Silva]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]]; Ray's 1st film; from novel ''Thieves Like Us'' |
|''[[They Live by Night]]''||[[Nicholas Ray]] ||[[Farley Granger]], [[Cathy O'Donnell]], [[Howard Da Silva]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]]; Ray's 1st film; from novel ''Thieves Like Us'' |
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|''[[The Threat (1949 film)|The Threat]]'' || [[Felix E. Feist]] || [[Michael O'Shea (actor)|Michael O'Shea]], [[Virginia Grey]] || Crime || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[The Threat (1949 film)|The Threat]]'' || [[Felix E. Feist]] || [[Michael O'Shea (actor)|Michael O'Shea]], [[Virginia Grey]] || Crime || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[Top o' the Morning (1949 film)|Top o' the Morning]]'' || [[David Miller (director)|David Miller]] || [[Bing Crosby]], [[Ann Blyth]], [[Barry Fitzgerald]] || Comedy || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] |
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|''[[Tokyo Joe (1949 film)|Tokyo Joe]]''||[[Stuart Heisler]] ||[[Humphrey Bogart]], [[Sessue Hayakawa]] ||War ||[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[Tokyo Joe (1949 film)|Tokyo Joe]]''||[[Stuart Heisler]] ||[[Humphrey Bogart]], [[Sessue Hayakawa]] ||War ||[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[Trail of the Yukon]]''||[[William Beaudine]]||[[Kirby Grant]], [[Suzanne Dalbert]]||Western|| [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]; [[Corporal Rod Webb (film series)|Corporal Rod Webb]] series |
|''[[Trail of the Yukon]]''||[[William Beaudine]]||[[Kirby Grant]], [[Suzanne Dalbert]]||Western|| [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]; [[Corporal Rod Webb (film series)|Corporal Rod Webb]] series |
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|''[[Trails End]]'' || [[Lambert Hillyer]] || [[Johnny Mack Brown]], [[Max Terhune]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Trapped (1949 film)|Trapped]]''||[[Richard Fleischer]] ||[[Lloyd Bridges]], [[John Hoyt]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
|''[[Trapped (1949 film)|Trapped]]''||[[Richard Fleischer]] ||[[Lloyd Bridges]], [[John Hoyt]] ||[[Film noir]] || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
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|''[[Treasure of Monte Cristo]]'' || [[William Berke]]||[[Glenn Langan]], [[Adele Jergens]] || [[Film noir]] || [[Screen Guild Productions]] |
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|''[[Tucson (film)|Tuscon]]'' || [[William F. Claxton]] || [[Jimmy Lydon]], [[Penny Edwards (actress)|Penny Edwards]] || Drama || [[20th Century Fox]] |
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|''[[Tulsa (film)|Tulsa]]''||[[Stuart Heisler]] ||[[Susan Hayward]], [[Robert Preston (actor)|Robert Preston]] ||Drama || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
|''[[Tulsa (film)|Tulsa]]''||[[Stuart Heisler]] ||[[Susan Hayward]], [[Robert Preston (actor)|Robert Preston]] ||Drama || [[Eagle-Lion Films|Eagle-Lion]] |
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|''[[We Were Strangers]]''|| [[John Huston]] || [[Jennifer Jones]], [[John Garfield]], [[Pedro Armendáriz]] || Adventure || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
|''[[We Were Strangers]]''|| [[John Huston]] || [[Jennifer Jones]], [[John Garfield]], [[Pedro Armendáriz]] || Adventure || [[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]] |
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|''[[West of El Dorado]] || [[Ray Taylor (director)|Ray Taylor]] || [[Johnny Mack Brown]], [[Max Terhune]], [[Reno Browne]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Western Renegades]]'' || [[Wallace Fox]] || [[Johnny Mack Brown]], [[Max Terhune]] || Western || [[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]] |
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|''[[Which Is Witch]]''||[[Friz Freleng]] ||[[Bugs Bunny]] ||[[Animated]] || |
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|''[[A Woman's Secret]]''|| [[Nicholas Ray]]|| [[Maureen O'Hara]], [[Melvyn Douglas]], [[Gloria Grahame]]||[[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
|''[[A Woman's Secret]]''|| [[Nicholas Ray]]|| [[Maureen O'Hara]], [[Melvyn Douglas]], [[Gloria Grahame]]||[[Film noir]] || [[RKO Pictures|RKO]] |
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|''[[The Wyoming Bandit]]'' || [[Philip Ford (film director)|Philip Ford]] || [[Allan Lane]], [[Eddy Waller]] || Western || [[Republic Pictures|Republic]] |
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|''[[Yes Sir, That's My Baby (film)|Yes Sir, That's My Baby]]''|| [[George Sherman]] || [[Donald O'Connor]], [[Gloria DeHaven]] || Musical || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
|''[[Yes Sir, That's My Baby (film)|Yes Sir, That's My Baby]]''|| [[George Sherman]] || [[Donald O'Connor]], [[Gloria DeHaven]] || Musical || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] |
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A list of American films released in 1949.
All the King's Men won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
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