Gerard Butler Movies

Gerard Butler

Want to know the best Gerard Butler movies?  How about the worst Gerard Butler movies?  Curious about Gerard Butler box office grosses or which Gerard Butler movie did the worst at the box office? Need to know which Gerard Butler movie got the best reviews from critics and audiences? Well you have come to the right place….because we have all of that information.

Gerard Butler (1969-) is a Scottish actor.  Butler has been starring in movies for almost 20 years.   His movies have grossed almost $3.50 billion in adjusted worldwide gross.  His IMDb page shows over 60 acting credits since 1997. This page will rank Gerard Butler movies from Best to Worst in five different sortable columns of information. Television shows, shorts, cameos and movies that were not released in theaters were not included in the rankings.  We were trying to get this page done before Gerard Butler’s Geostorm reached theaters….but we fell a few days late on that goal.

Gerard Butler Movies Ranked In Chronological Order With Ultimate Movie Rankings Score (1 to 5 UMR Tickets) *Best combo of box office, reviews and awards.

Gerard Butler Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table

The really cool thing about this table is that it is “user-sortable”. Rank the movies anyway you want.

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Gerard Butler in 2007’s 300

Possibly Interesting Facts About Gerard Butler

1. Gerard James Butler was born in Paisley, Renfrewshire Scotland in 1969.

2. Gerard Butler was originally planning to be a lawyer (he graduated from Glasgow University with a law degree)….but turned to acting in the mid-1990s.

3.  When Gerard Butler was a struggling actor he worked in a variety of jobs.  He was a waiter, a telemarketer and a demonstrator of how toys work at fairs.

4.  Gerard Butler was at one time the lead singer for a Scottish rock band named Speed, although music eventually became his second love after acting..

5.  Gerard Butler’s favorite actors are Christian Bale and Gary Oldman.

6.  Gerard Butler’s name is not pronounced, like the typical Gerard, with a long “A”. “Ger” is pronounced like ‘chair’, with the “ard” pronounced like ‘errd’. It is pronounced like ‘chair-errd’.

7. Gerard Butler has never been married and does not have any children.

8. Check out Gerard Butler’s movie career compared to current and classic stars on our Most 100 Million Dollar Movies of All-Time page.

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15 thoughts on “Gerard Butler Movies”

  2. Hi Bob, thanks for the review, generous rating, info and trivia, it is appreciated.

    Happy you liked the posters and stills.

    I was wondering, if Alan Ladd was a contemporary of Stallone’s how many Razzie’s he would have collected over the years too. Makes you think doesn’t it?

    Only one film scored 10 out of 10 from my souces, Mrs. Brown. There are none scoring 9, and 6 films scored 8 out of 10, the three How to Train your Dragon, 300, Dear Frankie and Coriolanus.

    How to Train Your Dragon 1 tops IMDB, Rotten Tomatoes, my chart and Bruce’s chart.

    Gerard Butler picks the top 5 movies that he is the most proud of – “300 would be no. 1. No. 2 would be a little movie I made many years ago called Dear Frankie. No. 3 would be The Phantom of the Opera. No. 4 would be a little movie I just made called The Vanishing. And No. 5 would be this trilogy consisting of Olympus, London & Angel Has Fallen.

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    1. HI STEVE: Thanks as always for rounding off an excellent video with some solid follow-up information and comment. “The past is a foreign country they do things differently there,” so it’s difficult to know how Laddie and Sly would have matched up in the formal award stakes had they been in the same era. All we can realistically do are broadly speaking two things-

      1/Compare Sly’s Razzies haul with that of his contemporaries and others who were around once Razzies came on the scene. Within such groupings Sly holds all the records. “HE is the marker” as Martin Scorsese would express it.

      2/Content ourselves with our own judgements about the comparative skills of the actors. My personal perception is that Laddie was no Mumbles or Tom Hanks but that he was at least a better actor than Sly. That’s just MY opinion but it is all I have to offer.

      I was reading that The Rock was awarded a Razzie nomination [for 2005’s Doom***] and actually turned up at the ceremony to accept it [one of an apparent few who have done so another being Sandra Bullock: Sly never turned up for any of his 35 Razzie wins/noms]. So full marks to Dwayne as he obviously doesn’t take it all over-seriously. ***Dwayne also WON the Stinkers Bad Movie Award in 2001 for Worst Supporting actor of the year in The Mummy Returns. Sly of course is The Man there too having gotten 10 Stinkers.

      “When I retired from acting I was able to start up my car sales business with the money. Today I leave it to others to run it; but once a year I insert the false teeth and stick on the toupee and mosey down to my showrooms and loiter there for a brief while. The off-chance of seeing me keeps them coming in all the year round and business is booming!” – Victor John Mature in a 1980s interview.

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  3. As I wasn’t familiar with too many of Gerard’s films I learned a lot from Steve’s video which has a personal satisfaction rating of 98% from me. TOP 15 POSTERS
    1/Shattered
    2/Geostorm
    3/Bounty Hunter
    4/foreign language one for Gods of Egypt
    5/Playing for Keeps
    6/Lara Croft
    7/Nim’s Island
    8/Crime Squad
    9/Attila
    10/set for Olympus has Fallen
    11/two for Hunted Killer
    12/Phantom of the Opera
    13/Mrs Brown
    14/set for 300
    15/all forTrain Your Dragon movies
    STILLS
    1/Dracula 2000
    2/Bounty Hunter
    3/Timeline
    4/Gamer
    5/Ugly Truth
    6/London has Fallen
    7/Lara Croft
    8/Nim’s Island
    9/Olympus has Fallen
    10/PS I Love You
    11/Law Abiding Citizen
    12/300
    13/How to Train Your Dragon 
    14/Rock n Rolla
    15/Closing Solo

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  4. Added Steve’s Butler YouTube Video To the Page. Our thoughts found on his channel found below.

    Nice video on Gerard Butler. Not a favorite but I have seen 29 of the movies listed here. Favorites include #20 Reign of Fire…guilty pleasure movie #6 Dear Frankie….probably one Bob really likes. #4 300…..was amazing when it first came out. And the first How To Train Your Dragon. I would say his peak box office days might be behind him. Voted up and shared.

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    1. Hi Bruce, 29 out of 35 is impressive especially you not being a fan. My tally 17 and Flora has seen 2, Phantom of the Opera and Mrs. Brown, both favorites of hers. I haven’t seen either.

      Surprised to see Dear Frankie rated so highly and from what I’ve read it’s one of Butlers favorites. Thanks for the vote, share and comment, it is appreciated.

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