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  • ROB X on AFI Top 100 MoviesTOP 10 GREATEST MOVIES OF ALL TIME - UPDATED (Courtesy of Daily Express UK) 11 OCT 25 10/TOY STORY 2 (1999) Tom Hanks/Tim Allen 9/ON THE WATERFRONT (1954) Marlon Brando/Rod Steiger/Eva Marie Saint 8/CHINATOWN (1974) Jack Nicholson/Faye Dunaway 7/TOP GUN MAVERICK (2022) Tom Cruise/Jennifer Connelly 6/SCHINDLER’S LIST (1993) Liam Neeson/Ralph Fiennes/Ben Kingsley 5/PARASITE (2019) Song Kang-ho/Lee Sun-kyun 4/SEVEN SAMURI (1954) Toshiro Misfune/Takashi Shimura 3/L A CONFIDENTIAL (1999) Kevin Spacey/Russell Crowe/Kim Basinger 2/CASABLANCA (1942) Humphrey Bogart/Ingrid Bergman AND OUR NO 1– THE GODFATHER (1972) Marlon Brando/Al Pacino/Diane Keaton
  • Dan on Diane Keaton MoviesHere's a list of the 42 Oscar winners Diane appeared with and anyone else who was in the top 100 on the Oracle of Bacon list down the years. AL PACINO The Godfather (1972) AA AL PACINO The Godfather: Part II (1974) AA AL PACINO The Godfather: Part III (1990) AA ALAN ARKIN LOVE THE COOPERS (2015) AA ALLISON JANNEY FINDING DORY (2016) AA ANDY GARCIA BOOK CLUB (2018) ANDY GARCIA BOOK CLUB: THE NEXT CHAPTER (2023) ANDY GARCIA The Godfather: Part III (1990) ANJELICA HUSTON Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993) AA BRUCE MCGILL POMS (2019) CANDICE BERGEN BOOK CLUB (2018)...
  • Cogerson on Tony Todd MoviesAt the end of Final Destination: Bloodlines....I saw the movie was dedicated to Tony Todd. I did not even know he had passed. So, it is way late...but we now have a tribute page to Mr. Todd. It makes his last line in the movie mean a lot more! RIP Tony Todd.
  • Cogerson on Diane Keaton MoviesDebbie (WoC) and I had just finished watching Uncle Buck, when she looked at her phone and saw the sad news of Diane Keaton's passing. Like Robert Redford, who died a few weeks ago, Keaton has been a movie star my entire life....ok minus a few toddler years. Sad sad news. Overall I have seen 44 of her movies. My Mount Rushmore of Diane Keaton movies would be The Godfather, Annie Hall, Somethings Gotta Give and Father of the Bride. Godfather 2 is a classic, but like the original her role is a supporting one. Rest in Peace Ms. Diane...
  • Dan on ForumsDiane Keaton, # 148 in your top 400 book has passed at 79. She always looked so healthy. I was waiting for her next old girls movie.
  • Imogen on William Schaefer Warner Brothers LedgersHi Laurent, Do you still have the entire MGM ledger? Would you be able to send it to me? I'm a student and would love the look over the data
  • Sidney Johnson on 1940 Top Grossing Movies67 Primrose Path (1940) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032946/awards/?ref_=tt_awd 1941 Nominee Oscar Best Actress in a Supporting Role Marjorie Rambeau
  • Dan on 2025 In Memoriam – RIP Diane KeatonClaudia Cardinale, no longer on the Oracle of Bacon top 500 but as high as # 65 in the past, has passed at 87.
  • Cedric on Chris Pratt MoviesI think Chris Pratt should s the greatest actor in history and always will be. I have seen 16 of his 50+ movies. And he is awesome in all of them!
  • Paul on Cary Grant MoviesTop.Ten C Grant movies for me. Bringing Up Baby The Philadelphia Story His Girl Friday The Talk of The Town Arsenic and Old Lace Houseboat North by Northwest Operation Petticoat Charade Father Goose
  • Brad Beck on The French Connection (1971)Hi there, Please try your first order from my website https://gadgetgifters.com/ and unlock amazing surprises for the first 1000 person. We are excited to serve you Don’t lose this chance!
  • Dan on Robert Redford MoviesAmazingly have never done anything on Robert Redford, apparently he is one of the first ones you did, before I discovered the site. Robert was # 514 on January's Oracle of Bacon list (wow 1 edition this year). Below are the Oscar winning actors he appeared with along with anyone else who made the top 100 during the past 25 years. This is for him acting with only, so no Timothy Hutton in Ordinary People. ALAN ARKIN Havana (1990/I) AA ALEC GUINNESS Situation Hopeless... But Not Serious (1965) AA ANTHONY HOPKINS A Bridge Too Far (1977) AA BARBRA STREISAND The...
  • Carol on Robert Redford MoviesRobert Redford has had one of Hollywood’s most versatile careers—as an actor, director, and producer. In A Bridge Too Far (1977), he stood out in the sprawling World War II epic, bringing quiet intensity to a film filled with stars. As a director, he showed a gift for thoughtful, layered storytelling. A River Runs Through It (1992) beautifully captured themes of family, nature, and the passage of time, cementing his reputation behind the camera. Later, with Quiz Show (1994), Redford turned his lens on media, morality, and corruption, creating a sharp, intelligent drama that earned critical acclaim.
  • Anonymous on Robert Redford MoviesRest in Peace Bob Redford. You will be missed.
  • Simone on Robert Redford MoviesThe Natural is one of my all-time favourite movies. Rest in peace Robert Redford, I simply adored him. He had great contributions to cinema and and even greater contributions in protecting the environment.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsRobert Redford has passed away. RIP Robert
  • ROBERT 'R' on Marlon Brando MoviesI Read recently that Donald’s 3 favourite movies are though I am aware if he place them in any particular order of favouritism. Sunset Boulevard starring William Holden The Godfather starring Marlon Brando Citizen Cane starring Orson Welles John McCain, who stood against Obama in the 2008 US presidential election said in an interview that his favourite move was Viva Zapata, again starring Brando. John’s favourite movie CHARACTER was Robert Jordan in 1943’s For Whom the Bell Tolls starring Gary Cooper as Jordan. The fave movie SEQUENCE of all time for ex- British Prime Minister Boris Johson is the retribution...
  • ROBERT , on Donald Trump MoviesI Read recently that Donald’s 3 favourite movies are though I am aware if he place them in any particular order of favouritism. Sunset Boulevard starring William Holden The Godfather starring Marlon Brando Citizen Cane starring Orson Welles John McCain, who stood against Obama in the 2008 US presidential election said in an interview that his favourite move was Viva Zapata, again starring Brando. John’s favourite movie CHARACTER was Robert Jordan in 1943’s For Whom the Bell Tolls starring Gary Cooper as Jordan. The fave movie SEQUENCE of all time for ex- British Prime Minister Boris Johson is the retribution...
  • Mark Throop on 1977 MoviesHi. Curious, where did you come up with the gross for "Between The Lines".
  • Dan on Griffin Dunne MoviesGriffin Dunne is # 751 on the most recent Oracle list. Following is all 43 Oscar winners he appeared with (impressive) and anyone else who was ever in the top 100 on the various Oracle lists. ADRIEN BRODY THE FRENCH DISPATCH (2021) AA ANDY GARCIA Rob the Mob (2014) ANJELICA HUSTON THE FRENCH DISPATCH (2021) AA ANNE HATHAWAY OCEAN'S 8 (2018) AA BEN KINGSLEY WAR MACHINE (2017) AA BENICIO DEL TORO THE FRENCH DISPATCH (2021) AA BILL MURRAY THE FRENCH DISPATCH (2021) BRAD PITT WAR MACHINE (2017) AA CATE BLANCHETT OCEAN'S 8 (2018) AA CATHERINE ZETA-JONES Broken City (2013) AA...
  • Mike HoF 2020 on ForumsH Sidney, Yellowstone Cubs $149,500
  • Sidney Johnson on 1963 Top Box Office MoviesAnyone have any box office info on Yellowstone Cubs? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0206446/
  • Dan on Graham Greene MoviesInfo was lifted from Deadline.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on RequestsHi UMR and Cogerson family, I was watching a movie tonight and they mentioned something quite interesting that I thought I would share with all. Did you know the original Oscar was designed by Best Art Director named Cedric Gibbons. He also was nominated for 39 Oscars for Best Art Direction and he won a total of 11 Oscars. He received over 1500 on screen credits for 1917-56. Maybe a tribute page to this great Art Director.
  • Cogerson on Graham Greene MoviesHey Dan....thanks for letting me know of Graham Greene's passing. Good information on his movie career. His Top 5 UMR movies are pretty impressive. And in his 19 Oscar winning co-stars and one can easily see he has left behind a very good movie legacy. Rest in Peace Mr. Greene.
  • Dan on Graham Greene MoviesGraham Greene, a trailblazing Canadian First Nations actor who opened doors for Indigenous actors in Hollywood, died September 1 in a Toronto hospital after a long illness. The Oscar nominee from Dances With Wolves was 72. “He was a great man of morals, ethics and character and will be eternally missed,” Greene’s agent Michael Greene said in a statement to Deadline. “You are finally free. Susan Smith is meeting you at the gates of heaven,” he added, referencing the actor’s longtime agent who died in 2013. Greene was born on June 22, 1952 in Ohsweken, on the Six Nations Reserve....
  • Sidney Johnson on 1978 Moviessorry my paste from imdb seems to have introduced some garbage, just go to the source for the info. thanks.
  • Sidney Johnson on 1978 MoviesSame Time, Next Year (1978) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078199 Please update your Oscar Nominations/Wins to 04/01 Ellen Burstyn at an event for Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002) 1979 Nominee Oscar Best Actress in a Leading Role Ellen Burstyn 1979 Nominee Oscar Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium Bernard Slade Robert Surtees on the set of "Cowboys, The " c. 1971. 1979 Nominee Oscar Best Cinematography Robert Surtees Marvin Hamlisch 1979 Nominee Oscar Best Music, Original Song Marvin Hamlisch (music)Alan Bergman (lyrics)Marilyn Bergman (lyrics) For the song "The Last Time I Felt Like This"
  • Rob McLean on ForumsIs “Asphalt Flowers” a real movie? The only thing I can find about it is an 18-minute short film of that title, made in 2018, not 2008. And Gustavo Goulart’s IMDB page doesn’t mention it. A copyright trap, perhaps?
  • Jorge Larrauri on The French Connection (1971)Hello, We’re Coral Stone USA—direct quarry owners and distributors of premium coral stone tiles & pavers, ideal for pool decks, patios, and water features. By sourcing straight from the quarry, we offer: Trade Pricing: Competitive rates for builders and contractors Non-Slip Surface Natural cleft finish for superior traction around wet areas Low Heat Retention Keeps surfaces cool underfoot, even in full sun If you’d like a quote delivered right to your jobsite, simply visit: https://coralstoneusa.com/request-quote/ We look forward to partnering on your next pool project! Best regards, Coral Stone USA
  • Patrick Browne on Bette Davis MoviesBette received 10 Oscar nominations. In 1934 and 1935, the Academy allowed members of the different voting branches - as it still is today, in ’34 and ’35, actors voted for actors, directors voted for directors..... in the nominating process - to add “write-in” candidates to the list of nominees before the ballots were thrown open to all Academy members to vote for the winners. Appropriately enough, these actions were taken because of an outcry in Hollywood when people discovered that Bette was NOT NOMINATED for her role opposite Leslie Howard in the John Cromwell-directed “Of Human Bondage.” When the...
  • Cogerson on Tom Skerritt MoviesHey Dan. Thanks for the comment on Mr. Tom Skerritt. I just watched him in a supporting role in Broke with Wyatt Russell and Dennis Quaid. When I looked him up on IMDb I saw he was 91. So I figured getting him an UMR page might need some urgency…lol. Seeing he is in the Top 500 is pretty impressive since his last 10 years has only produced a handful of movies. As a movie fan I always associated him with MASH, Alien and Top Gun. Good stuff as always.
  • Cogerson on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaThanks Dan. Got a double whammy of Bob passing and hearing that Sunshine, an UMR Hall of Famer had passed earlier in the summer.
  • Cogerson on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaThanks Dawn. Hope all is going well.
  • Dan on Tom Skerritt MoviesTom Skerritt is # 475 on the January 2025 top 1000 Center of the Hollywood Universe list. Below are the 28 Oscar winners he has appeared with along with all actors who were in the Oracle's top 100, one time or another. ALFRED MOLINA Texas Rangers (2001) ANNE BANCROFT The Turning Point (1977) AA BRAD PITT A River Runs Through It (1992) AA BRUCE DERN The Big Town (1987) BRUCE WILLIS Tears of the Sun (2003) BURT REYNOLDS Fuzz (1972) CHRISTOPHER WALKEN The Dead Zone (1983) AA CLINT EASTWOOD The Rookie (1990) DIANE KEATON The Other Sister (1999) AA DICK...
  • Dan on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaJust saw this, my deepest sympathies.
  • Dawn on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaOur sincerest sympathies to you and Debbie.
  • Cogerson on Erik Estrada MoviesHey Hadden. Chips was a must watch show for me too. I appreciate you commented on my Erik Estrada page.
  • Cogerson on Erik Estrada MoviesHey Michael. Glad you were able to find out website. Kudos for spotting Erik Estrada before the nation did. I sort of have the same story with Bruce Willis. He was in my town for a show off off off off Broadway. I remembered him when it got Moonlighting. That created a lifetime fandom for Mr. Willis. Thanks for the comment.
  • Cogerson on Erik Estrada MoviesHey Janet. My wife now has the same thoughts on Mr. Estrada after meeting him. Thanks for stopping by.
  • Janet on Erik Estrada MoviesLoved him on Chips and still do. Had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Estrada last year at Comic Con. I saw in person why he is so lovable.
  • Michael on Errol Flynn MoviesOMG 2! I can not believe you have this much Errol Flynn box office information. What is the source for all of this wonderful information? I have loved Flynn since I discovered him in the early 1950s. I still remember the day he died, or at least when the days came out he died. I cried when heard Robin Hood had died. One of the greats, who I feel has been almost forgotten.
  • Michael on Gene Hackman MoviesOMG! This is an incredible breakdown of my all-time favorite actor, Mr. Gene Hackman. So much information! I am shocked this website never caught my eye. At the end of your article, you name 5 great Hackman movies. I would replace Young Frankenstein in my Top 5. I think Royal Tenenbaums or Crimson Tide would easily boot out Gene's cameo in that Mel Brooks' comedy classic.
  • Michael on Erik Estrada MoviesSaw this link on a Facebook page, so I came to this website which I had never heard of before. I "discovered" Erik from his supporting role in the 1974 disaster epic Airport 1975. After that it seemed he was on every television show I watched. Usually in one episode arcs. It was when he became on star on Chips that I finally connected a name to all those pre Chip roles. Lots of information on his movie career. I must admit I was not aware he had appeared in so many movies.
  • Hadden on Erik Estrada MoviesChips was my favorite show as a kid. He seems to be a good guy too.
  • Petersen on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaThoughts and prayers to the Cogerson family.
  • In The Shadows on Cogerson Interviews Sunshine625Rest in peace Linda. I am thinking she was involved more in your writings well before I found Ultimate Movie Rankings. Sounds like she was a very happy person.
  • In The Shadows on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaSo sorry to hear this news. Good thoughts to WoC and your family.
  • Cogerson on Cogerson Interviews Sunshine625More sad news in the Cogerson world....just found Linda, an UMR Hall of Famer passed away in April. She was so supportive of me and the early days of starting a website. Rest in Peace Linda.
  • Cogerson on Stories & Memories of the Tiger Movie Theater In Auburn, AlabamaSad news from Cogerson world. WoC's father, Bob, the hero of this interview, passed away this morning.
  • Cogerson on Merle Oberon MoviesHey Who ME? I fixed that error on her Interesting Facts section....I also updated the page...so it now has 3 tables versus one. Thanks for the visit and the heads up.
  • Who ME? on Merle Oberon MoviesShe was nominated for The Dark ANGEL, not Dark Waters
  • Cogerson on Joel Hirschhorn MoviesHey Bob. Thanks for the detailed information on Bob De Niro and Marlon Brando. It seems like ages since I have read you talking about Brando. Good stories from the set of The Score. I like Bob's Top 7....some legends and some surprises...can you say Kim Hunter? Good stuff as always....hope all is good in your next of the woods.
  • Cogerson on UMR Movie ThoughtsHey Dead Last....thanks for the thoughts on our The Rock thoughts. The chemical test chamber scene is a good one to get the movie going. Thanks for the feedback.
  • Cogerson on UMR Movie ThoughtsThanks In The Shadows...I hope all is going well. I like putting them together, just having a time issue. Good to hear from you.
  • Anonymous on Joel Hirschhorn MoviesRobert the Great: HIS FAVE MOVIES AND STARS NEW TO THE INTERNET 3 AUG 2025 Robert De Niro is one of today’s most revered actors of all time, his name always appearing on any Top 10 list -and usually near the very top- of the cinema’s greatest ever actors and actresses. One such list, compiled by the word’s perceived greatest directors internationally, included De Niro with the likes of movie acting Royalty such as Charlie Chaplin. Olivier, Brando, Spencer Tracy, Daniel Day Lewis, Gary Cooper and Cary Grant. Robert has made well over an astonishing 100 movies [103 of them...
  • Anonymous on Joel Hirschhorn MoviesTHE 15 GREATEST SCREEN ACTORS OF ALL TIME GLOBALLY NEW TO THE INTERNET SUNDAY – 3 AUG 2025 Ranked in ascending order 15/Paul Newman 14/Philip Seymour Hoffman 13/Spencer Tracy 12/Gene Hackman 11/Toshiro Mifune 10/Peter O’Toole 9/Denzel Washington 8/Humphrey Bogart 7/Anthony Hopkins 6/Robert De Niro 5/Jack Nicholson 4/Al Pacino 3/Laurence Olivier 2/Daniel Day-Lewis 1/Marlon Brando
  • ANON: De NIRO'S SCREEN FAVOURITES on Robert DeNiro MoviesRobert the Great: HIS FAVE MOVIES AND STARS NEW TO THE INTERNET 3 AUG 2025 Robert De Niro is one of today’s most revered actors of all time, his name always appearing on any Top 10 list -and usually near the very top- of the cinema’s greatest ever actors and actresses. One such list, compiled by the word’s perceived greatest directors internationally, included De Niro with the likes of movie acting Royalty such as Charlie Chaplin. Olivier, Brando, Spencer Tracy, Daniel Day Lewis, Gary Cooper and Cary Grant. Robert has made well over an astonishing 100 movies [103 of them...
  • Angelique Johnson on Maureen O’Hara MoviesI gave been searching for the movie thar she plays a "gypsy" where she and her father dupe gypsy men for their "diaries" (money) to marry her. She and her father run off with the money, except the last man they plan to steal, she wants him and they really go through with the marriage ceremony. He is a gypsy dancer, promised a major role in a Broadway musical. What is the name of this movie please. I saw it on Turner Clasic Movies and can't remember the name of the movie. Thank you
  • ANON GREATEST ACTORS RANKED - NEW on Top 100 Movie StarsTHE 15 GREATEST SCREEN ACTORS OF ALL TIME GLOBALLY NEW TO THE INTERNET SUNDAY - 3 AUG 2025 Ranked in ascending order 15/Paul Newman 14/Philip Seymour Hoffman 13/Spencer Tracy 12/Gene Hackman 11/Toshiro Mifune 10/Peter O’Toole 9/Denzel Washington 8/Humphrey Bogart 7/Anthony Hopkins 6/Robert De Niro 5/Jack Nicholson 4/Al Pacino 3/Laurence Olivier 2/Daniel Day-Lewis 1/Marlon Brando
  • Cogerson on Pamela Anderson MoviesHey Al. Welcome to UMR....thanks for the heads up on that error....it has been corrected.
  • Al Jimenson on Pamela Anderson MoviesLove her. She is a 1967 baby and not a 1963 baby.
  • Dan on Gena Rowlands MoviesYou are correct. That site MSN puts up a lot of stories that are old passing them off as new articles. I never remember death dates good, but I have seen someone they say just passed and find your page, and one has contributed something because of that 4 years ago. Yes my wife is still teaching, seems not to have the inclination to retire like her bum husband.
  • Eric on Smokey and the Bandit (1977)Love this movie so much. The tractor trailer is my favorite!
  • Anonomous on ForumsHello, I want to say what a wonderful movie site. I was hoping you could help. I am researching movie cinema and your information Includes how much movies made, quite a lot of information your website has is amazing. Do you information production cost available for the movies? Also is there information on the years from early 1900's to the early 1920s? Thank you
  • Anno on ForumsHello, I want to say what a wonderful movie site. I was hoping you could help. I am researching movie cinema and your information Includes how much movies made, quite a lot of information your website has is amazing. Do you information production cost available for the movies? Also is there information on the years from early 1900's to the early 1920s? Thank you
  • Cogerson on Shelley Winters MoviesHey Norma White. Shelley Winters was not in any Titanic movies. She was in The Poseidon Adventure. It that movie a ocean liner got flipped over and she was one of the initial survivors....though she does not make it to the end of the movie. Thanks for stopping by.
  • Kamden Burnett on Christopher Guest MoviesI appreciate how this blog addresses important issues in a respectful and informative manner It's refreshing to see a blog use its platform for good
  • Norma White on Shelley Winters MoviesWas Shelly Winters in the original Titanic film
  • Cogerson on Gena Rowlands MoviesHey Dan. I think she passed last August. The summer is flying by......is your wife still teaching?
  • Dan on Gena Rowlands MoviesGena passed away today at 94.
  • Paul Campbell on The French Connection (1971)Love this movie.
  • In the Shadows on NASA MoviesNice new page. Thanks for photos is Space Camp. That is a place I always wanted to go as a kid.
  • Mike HoF 2020 on NASA MoviesNASA training? Are you doing this for fun or are you becoming a future Astronaut? Wow, simply amazing. just for fun
  • Cogerson on NASA MoviesHey Dan. Just added The Reluctant Astronaut (16th) and Moon Pilot (12th). The research on this page was less than normal.....as it was my son-in-law's birthday last night.....and we got home late. About to do Day 3 of my NASA training. On Friday, my class is headed to Wallops Island...which is where they launch rockets that re-supply the I.S.S. Thanks for the suggestions. Hope all is going well this summer.
  • Dan on NASA MoviesNo Reluctant Astronaut with Don Knotts or Moon Pilot with Tom Tryan
  • Cogerson on NASA MoviesHey Trent....glad you came back after the update. I like your Top 3 movies as well. They would probably be in my Top 3 as well....though Hidden Figures would be a strong candidate to reach the medal stand. That story took place in my backyard...added bonus....I am touring the very location of the movie's story next week. As for First Man, I like so many others thought it was ok, but not as good as I was hoping. That is cool about working at Glenn Research Center. On Monday, we were talking about all the NASA facilities spread out throughout...
  • Trent on NASA MoviesHey Cogerson. I understand. Glad to see the movies listed. I am a support contractor at NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. I see my favorites are near the top of your rankings. My Top 3 NASA movies are: Apollo 13, The Martian and The Right Stuff. Two are of course based on true stories. Hidden Figures and the criminally neglected First Man round out my Top 5. Capricorn One and Rocketman are at the bottom of my list. Nice photos from Space Camp.
  • Cogerson on NASA MoviesHey Trent. Wow....you caught me....I am in the process of uploading my database to the internet.....so...as soon as that update is done the Mission Impossible movies will disappear and the NASA movies will appear. Thanks for the headsup.
  • Trent on NASA MoviesHey Cogerson, you have Mission Impossible movies in the tables versus NASA movies.
  • Dan on 2025 In Memoriam – RIP Diane KeatonHere is a list of all 27 Oscar winners that Michael Madsen appeared with , along with anyone else who ever made the top 100 on the Oracle lists. AL PACINO Donnie Brasco (1997) AA AL PACINO ONCE UPON A TIME …IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) AA ALEC BALDWIN ARCTIC DOGS (2019) ALEC BALDWIN BACK IN THE DAY (2016) ALEC BALDWIN The Getaway (1994) ALFRED MOLINA Species (1995) ANJELICA HUSTON ARCTIC DOGS (2019) AA ARMAND ASSANTE Fatal Instinct (1993) ARMAND ASSANTE The Bleeding (2009) BEN KINGSLEY BloodRayne (2005) AA BEN KINGSLEY Species (1995) AA BENICIO DEL TORO Money for Nothing (1993) AA...
  • Dan on ForumsHere is a list of all 27 Oscar winners that Michael Madsen appeared with , along with anyone else who ever made the top 100 on the Oracle lists. AL PACINO Donnie Brasco (1997) AA AL PACINO ONCE UPON A TIME …IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) AA ALEC BALDWIN ARCTIC DOGS (2019) ALEC BALDWIN BACK IN THE DAY (2016) ALEC BALDWIN The Getaway (1994) ALFRED MOLINA Species (1995) ANJELICA HUSTON ARCTIC DOGS (2019) AA ARMAND ASSANTE Fatal Instinct (1993) ARMAND ASSANTE The Bleeding (2009) BEN KINGSLEY BloodRayne (2005) AA BEN KINGSLEY Species (1995) AA BENICIO DEL TORO Money for Nothing (1993) AA...
  • Dan on ForumsBio is from Variety'
  • Dan on ForumsMichael Madsen, the # 2 ranked actor on the 2025 Oracle of Bacon top 1000 most connected actors in history, has passed at 67. Michael Madsen, the actor known for his roles in Quentin Tarantino films including the “Kill Bill” films and “Reservoir Dogs,” has died, Variety has confirmed. He was 67. Madsen was found unresponsive in his Malibu home Thursday morning, according to his rep, who said the cause appeared to be a cardiac arrest. “In the last two years Michael Madsen has been doing some incredible work with independent film including upcoming feature films ‘Resurrection Road’, ‘Concessions’ and...
  • Diana Chittenden on The French Connection (1971)Hey Thought this might help that could automate your business a bit. If you run funnels, this free tool might help. It replaces ClickFunnels — and it’s no-cost to try. https://swiy.co/grow-now No follow-up — just sharing in case it’s useful. All the best, Gold Coast Team
  • Sidney Johnson on 2011 MoviesStarbuck Highly rated Canadian film Comedy/Drama/Romance www.imdb.com/title/tt1756750 Gross US & Canada $529,905 Gross worldwide $6,509,940
  • Sidney Johnson on 1940 Top Grossing MoviesThe Invisible Man Returns Academy Award nominated for Best Effects, Special Effects www.imdb.com/title/tt0032635 No box office data on imdb though but still its an Oscar nominee, so maybe someone can sleuth it.
  • Christopher Craig on 1976 Top Grossing Movies"Bound for Glory" is the fifth nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture for 1976.
  • Sidney Johnson on 1944 Top Grossing MoviesDoes The Invisible Man's Revenge have any place in this list? Gross US & Canada $1,669,226 www.imdb.com/title/tt0036959
  • Sidney Johnson on 2012 MoviesHighly rated UK drama/romance Now is Good 7.0 IMDB 35k votes box office Gross worldwide $2,273,746 https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1937264/
  • Cogerson on Frank McRae MoviesWhen Frank McRae passed away, my mind immediately flashed back to my youth—a time when it felt like he showed up in almost every movie I watched. He was the teacher who went down in the opening minutes of Red Dawn. He was the guy who broke Nick Nolte’s arm in Cannery Row, a film I must’ve watched a thousand times on HBO. He was the other security guard in National Lampoon’s Vacation. He was the shouting police chief in 48 Hrs., laying into Eddie Murphy and Nolte, a role he later spoofed brilliantly in The Last Action Hero. When...
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  • In The Shadows on UMR Movie ThoughtsI like this mini articles. Keep them coming.
  • KJ on Happy Father’s Day – An UMR Contributors PageAs a movie lover myself, I ENJOYED so much the stories of others on this page!!! : ) Such a GREAT IDEA for this website!!! Thanks! I love your site! My story of great memories with my Dad (and Mom) was that my Dad LOVED westerns (which was the most popular movie genre back then). To balance out the action and machismo of those action movies, My Mom LOVED any and everything of Barbara Stanwyck, and Bette Davis. Thanks to both of them I got an awesome mix of great movies. I still laugh in my heart today when I...

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  1. PART 3 OF 13
    Every Night at Eight $268,809.00 Alice Faye George Raft
    O’Shaughnessy’s Boy $263,388.00 Sara Haden Wallace Beery
    Break of Hearts $259,867.00 Katharine Hepburn Charles Boyer
    Dangerous $257,800.00 Bette Davis Franchot Tone
    Man on the Flying Trapeze $257,000.00 Mary Brian W. C. Fields
    Transatlantic Tunnel $252,550.00 Madge Evans Richard Dix
    The Glass Key $247,925.00 Claire Dodd George Raft
    Dr. Socrates $243,558.00 Ann Dvorak Paul Muni
    The Scoundrel/The Scoundrel of 49th Street $243,242.00 Julie Haydon Noël Coward
    She $243,125.00 Helen Gahagan Randolph Scott
    Living on Velvet $236,517.00 Kay Francis Warren William
    The Last Days of Pompeii $234,750.00 Dorothy Wilson Preston Foster
    She Couldn’t Take It $234,133.00 Joan Bennett George Raft
    George White’s 1935 Scandals $231,817.00 Alice Faye James Dunn
    Front Page Woman $231,642.00 Bette Davis George Brent
    Let ’em Have It $231,121.00 Virginia Bruce Richard Arlen
    Bright Lights $229,100.00 Ann Dvorak Joe E. Brown
    The Woman in Red $228,892.00 Barbara Stanwyck Gene Raymond
    Dante’s Inferno $226,534.00 Claire Trevor Spencer Tracy
    Mary Burns, Fugitive $225,467.00 Sylvia Sidney Melvyn Douglas
    Under the Pampas Moon $224,883.00 Ketti Gallian Warner Baxter 
    Carnival $223,950.00 Sally Eilers Lee Tracy
    The 39 Steps $223,825.00 Madeleine Carroll Robert Donat
    It’s in the Air $222,233.00 Una Merkel Jack Benny
    The Iron Duke $219,867.00 Ellaline Terriss George Arliss
    The Murder Man $219,183.00 Virginia Bruce Spencer Tracy
    Hooray for Love $212,558.00 Ann Sothern Gene Raymond
    Crime and Punishment $210,075.00 Marian Marsh Edward Arnold
    The Goose and the Gander $207,275.00 Kay Francis George Brent
    The President Vanishes $201,891.00 Peggy Conklin Edward Arnold
    Red Salute $201,842.00 Barbara Stanwyck Robert Young
    Annie Oakley $200,609.00 Barbara Stanwyck Preston Foster
    Traveling Saleslady $199,217.00 Joan Blondell William Gargan
    Charlie Chan in Shanghai $198,450.00 Irene Hervey Warner Oland
    The Flame Within $196,400.00 Ann Harding Herbert Marshall
    Murder on a Honeymoon $196,067.00 Edna May Oliver James Gleason
    Stolen Harmony/Stolen Melody $194,309.00 Grace Bradley George Raft
    Stranded $194,283.00 Kay Francis George Brent
    Age of Indiscretion $193,783.00 Madge Evans Paul Lukas
    Hot Tip $193,667.00 Zasu Pitts James Gleason
    Here’s to Romance $193,658.00 Genevieve Tobin  Nino Martini
    Ginger $192,700.00 Jane Withers O.P. Heggie
    Professional Soldier $189,386.00 Gloria Stuart  Victor McLaglen
    The Girl from 10th Avenue $187,317.00 Bette Davis Ian Hunter
    Men Without Names $183,058.00 Madge Evans Fred MacMurray
    3 Kids and a Queen/Three Kids and a Queen $181,550.00 May Robson Henry Armetta
    Stars Over Broadway $181,179.00 Jane Froman Pat O’Brien
    We’re in the Money $180,850.00 Joan Blondell Hugh Herbert
    Remember Last Night? $179,200.00 Constance Cummings Edward Arnold
    Sanders of the River $178,900.00 Nina Mae McKinney Leslie Banks

  2. PART 2 OF 13
    Diamond Jim $427,575.00 Jean Arthur Edward Arnold
    Gold Diggers of 1935 $422,751.00 Gloria Stuart Dick Powell
    Star of Midnight $419,450.00 Ginger Rogers William Powell
    Rendezvous $416,900.00 Rosalind Russell William Powell
    I Dream Too Much $404,975.00 Lily Pons Henry Fonda
    Collegiate  $394,450.00 Frances Langford Joe Penner
    Reckless $380,950.00 Jean Harlow William Powell
    Broadway Gondolier $376,675.00 Joan Blondell Dick Powell
    Our Little Girl $376,475.00 Shirley Temple Joel McCrea
    Private Worlds $374,450.00 Claudette Colbert Charles Boyer
    Follies Bergere/Folies Bergère de Paris $371,125.00 Merle Oberon Maurice Chevalier
    Wings in the Dark/Wings in the Air $368,192.00 Myrna Loy Cary Grant
    If You Could Only Cook $367,025.00 Jean Arthur Herbert Marshall
    Hands Across the Table $364,280.00 Carole Lombard Fred MacMurray
    So Red the Rose $359,200.00 Margaret Sullavan Walter Connolly
    Rumba $358,300.00 Carole Lombard George Raft
    Black Fury $356,185.00 Karen Morley Paul Muni
    Oil for the Lamps of China $350,400.00 Josephine Hutchinson Pat O’Brien
    Biography of a Bachelor Girl $349,650.00 Ann Harding Robert Montgomery
    The Whole Town’s Talking $349,350.00 Jean Arthur Edward G. Robinson
    The Wedding Night/Her Wedding Night $348,375.00 Anna Sten Gary Cooper
    Sweet Music $345,000.00 Ann Dvorak Rudy Vallée
    Public Hero No. 1 $338,600.00 Jean Arthur Lionel Barrymore
    One More Spring $337,750.00 Janet Gaynor Warner Baxter
    Special Agent $335,383.00 Bette Davis George Brent
    Whipsaw $329,929.00 Myrna Loy Spencer Tracy
    The Good Fairy $326,250.00 Margaret Sullavan Herbert Marshall
    I Found Stella Parish $322,817.00 Kay Francis Ian Hunter
    The Farmer Takes a Wife $319,308.00 Janet Gaynor Henry Fonda
    Metropolitan $314,140.00 Virginia Bruce Lawrence Tibbett
    Doubting Thomas $310,100.00 Billie Burke Will Rogers
    Annapolis Farewell $308,784.00 Rosalind Keith Guy Standing
    Two for Tonight $307,442.00 Joan Bennett Bing Crosby
    The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo $306,200.00 Joan Bennett Ronald Colman
    Bordertown $305,525.00 Bette Davis Paul Muni
    In Person $304,583.00 Ginger Rogers George Brent
    West Point of the Air $302,800.00 Maureen O’Sullivan Wallace Beery
    Splendor $298,225.00 Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea
    Peter Ibbetson $292,583.00 Ann Harding Gary Cooper
    Escapade $291,900.00 Luise Rainer William Powell
    Show Them No Mercy! $290,725.00 Rochelle Hudson Cesar Romero
    Shanghai $289,275.00 Loretta Young Charles Boyer
    In Caliente $287,175.00 Dolores del Río Pat O’Brien
    Romance in Manhatten $285,800.00 Ginger Rogers  Francis Lederer
    Escape Me Never $284,400.00 Elisabeth Bergner Hugh Sinclair
    The Gay Deception $282,350.00 Frances Dee Francis Lederer
    The Informer $280,575.00 Heather Angel Victor McLaglen
    Accent on Youth $279,158.00 Sylvia Sidney Herbert Marshall
    Vanessa: Her Love Story $271,500.00 Helen Hayes Robert Montgomery
    The Three Musketeers $269,575.00 Margot Grahame Walter Abel

  3. Hi Mr. Cogerson,
    Happy Holiday
    Here is the estimated domestic Box Office data from the top 23 to 28 cities for the year 1935.
    Here is part 1 of 13 to follow.

    PART 1 OF 13
    Top Hat $1,499,575.00 Ginger Rogers Fred Astaire
    Mutiny on the Bounty $1,301,467.00 Movita Castaneda Charles Laughton
    Roberta $1,139,825.00 Irene Dunne Fred Astaire
    David Copperfield $960,858.00 Madge Evans W. C. Fields
    Love Me Forever $951,500.00 Grace Moore Leo Carrillo
    The Littlest Rebel $859,814.00 Shirley Temple John Boles
    China Seas $831,900.00 Jean Harlow Clark Gable
    The Lives of a Bengal Lancer $825,692.00 Kathleen Burke Gary Cooper
    Broadway Melody of 1936 $783,550.00 Eleanor Powell Jack Benny
    ‘G’ Men $745,663.00 Margaret Lindsay James Cagney
    A Tale of Two Cities $740,100.00 Elizabeth Allan Ronald Colman
    A Midsummer Night’s Dream $695,750.00 Olivia de Havilland Ian Hunter
    Les Misérables $690,073.00 Rochelle Hudson Fredric March
    A Night at the Opera $680,950.00 Kitty Carlisle Marx Brothers
    The Little Colonel $676,233.00 Shirley Temple Lionel Barrymore
    Magnificent Obsession $655,375.00 Irene Dunne Robert Taylor
    Becky Sharp $644,600.00 Miriam Hopkins Alan Mowbray
    Anna Karenina $625,600.00 Greta Garbo Fredric March
    Curly Top $607,020.00 Shirley Temple John Boles
    Captain Blood $605,914.00 Olivia de Havilland Errol Flynn
    No More Ladies $590,950.00 Joan Crawford Robert Montgomery
    Naughty Marietta $590,155.00 Jeanette MacDonald Nelson Eddy
    Steamboat Round the Bend $586,400.00 Anne Shirley Ray Bolger
    She Married Her Boss $582,925.00 Claudette Colbert Melvyn Douglas
    Call of the Wild $571,425.00 Loretta Young Clark Gable
    Ruggles of Red Gap $554,550.00 Mary Boland Charles Laughton
    Goin’ to Town $553,600.00 Mae West Paul Cavanagh
    In Old Kentucky $521,050.00 Dorothy Wilson Will Rogers
    The Big Broadcast of 1936 $517,150.00 Gracie Allen Jack Oakie
    Alice Adams $508,175.00 Katharine Hepburn Fred MacMurray
    Shipmates Forever $496,950.00 Ruby Keeler Dick Powell
    The Gilded Lily $495,083.00 Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray
    Thanks a Million $493,630.00 Ann Dvorak Dick Powell
    The Irish in Us $490,350.00 Olivia de Havilland James Cagney
    Clive of India $489,225.00 Loretta Young Ronald Colman
    I Live My Life $486,475.00 Joan Crawford Brian Aherne
    The Dark Angel $485,825.00 Merle Oberon Fredric March
    Devil Dogs of the Air $477,650.00 Margaret Lindsay James Cagney
    Life Begins at Forty $474,675.00 Rochelle Hudson Will Rogers
    Barbary Coast $462,625.00 Miriam Hopkins Joel McCrea
    The Scarlet Pimpernel $458,850.00 Merle Oberon Leslie Howard
    After Office Hours $451,958.00 Constance Bennett Clark Gable
    Mississippi $450,258.00 Joan Bennett Bing Crosby
    Cardinal Richelieu $449,458.00 Maureen O’Sullivan George Arliss
    Frisco Kid $445,166.00 Margaret Lindsay James Cagney
    Page Miss Glory $442,925.00 Marion Davies  Pat O’Brien
    Ah! Wilderness $438,250.00 Aline MacMahon  Wallace Beery 
    The County Chairman $437,150.00 Evelyn Venable  Will Rogers
    Crusades/The Crusades $434,500.00 Loretta Young Henry Wilcoxon 
    Go Into Your Dance $432,000.00 Ruby Keeler Al Jolson
    Bride of Frankenstein $428,250.00 Elsa Lanchester Boris Karloff

  4. Hi Mr. Cogerson,

    Hope all is well. I have completed the years 1940-1969 of top 20 to 25 cities in North America.
    I remembered awhile back when I first started doing this there was a request by one of the
    Hall of Famers for B cowboy star Charles Starrett. was. So I made a list of the top b Cowboy stars from 1940-1954 no 1930s data yet. Here is the list.
    Here is the top box office stars.

    1.Roy Rogers 70 movies $3,617,434.00
    2.Bill Elliott 64 movies $2,563,469.00
    3.Tim Holt 49 movies $2,011,568.00
    4.Don”Red”Barry 39 movies $1,748,936.00
    5.Gene Autry 55 movies $1,313,177.00
    6.Allen Lane 56 movies $334,631.00
    7.William Boyd 41 movies $309,889.00
    8.Johnny Mack Brown 94 movies $309,185.00
    9.Charles Starrett 97 movies $266,048.00
    10.Bob Steele 28 movies $255,679.00
    11.Robert Livingston 22 movies $210,532.00
    12.Monte Hale 18 movies $190,334.00
    13.Whip Wilson 16 movies $122,500.00
    14.LaRue 15 movies $49,700.00
    15.Tex Ritter 27 movies $26,157.00
    16.Subset Carson 15 movies $4,200.00

    Just for fun
    Thx

  5. Hi Mr. cogerson,

    Here is a famous French actress that should be included also.
    Brigette Bardot. Here is a list of movie with B.O. data that may help.

    1955 Caroline and the Rebels Brigitte Bardot $6,400.00
    1957 And God Created Woman Brigitte Bardot $2,235,100.00
    1957 Light Across the Street Brigitte Bardot $89,650.00
    1957 Mademoiselle Strip-tease/Plucking the Daisy/Please Mr. Balza Brigitte Bardot $189,467.00
    1958 La Parisienne Brigitte Bardot $725,829.00
    1958 Mam’zelle Pigalle/Naughty Girl Brigitte Bardot $188,550.00
    1958 The Bride Is Much Too Beautiful Brigitte Bardot $223,734.00
    1958 The Girl in the Bikini Brigitte Bardot $112,475.00
    1958 The Night Heaven Fell Brigitte Bardot $618,550.00
    1959 Love is My Profession Brigitte Bardot $388,450.00
    1959 Night of Love/Concert of Intrigue Brigitte Bardot $5,100.00
    1960 A Woman Like Satan/The Female Brigitte Bardot $177,800.00
    1960 Babette Goes to War Brigitte Bardot $184,100.00
    1960 Come Dance with Me! Brigitte Bardot $299,250.00
    1960 School for Love Brigitte Bardot $26,100.00
    1961 The Truth/La Vérité Brigitte Bardot $690,200.00
    1962 A Very Private Affair Brigitte Bardot $563,300.00
    1963 Love on a Pillow Brigitte Bardot $161,600.00
    1963 Please, Not Now! Brigitte Bardot $103,500.00
    1964 Contempt Brigitte Bardot $84,100.00
    1965 Viva Maria! Brigitte Bardot $852,294.00
    1966 Agent 38-24-36 Brigitte Bardot $17,200.00
    1966 Contempt/Le Parti des choses: Bardot et Godard Brigitte Bardot $5,000.00
    1967 Two Weeks in September Brigitte Bardot 24,300.00
    1968 Shalako Brigitte Bardot 982,780.00

    Thx

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