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Maureen Stapleton (1925-2006) was an Oscar® winning American actress. Stapleton started out as a model before turning towards acting. She made her Broadway debut in 1946. Her movie career started in 1958. She would appear in movies for the next 6 decades. Her IMDb page shows 82 acting from 1948 to 2003. This page will rank Maureen Stapleton movies from Best to Worst in six different sortable columns of information. To do well in our overall rankings a movie has to do well at the box office, get good reviews by critics, be liked by audiences, and get some award recognition.
Maureen Stapleton Movies Ranked In Chronological Order With Ultimate Movie Rankings Score (1 to 5 UMR Tickets) *Best combo of box office, reviews and awards.
Maureen Stapleton Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table
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I’ve seen 6 Maureen Stapleton films – favorites are – Cocoon 1 & 2, Airport and The Money Pit. I’ve also seen Johnny Dangerously and Reds.
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Hey Steve….thanks for checking out our Maureen Stapleton page. Tally count: Cogerson 15, Flora 8 and you 6. I am right there with you on Cocoon 1, Airport and The Money Pit. I am alos right there with you on Reds not being a favorite….well done movie….but a very difficult not fun watch. Good stuff as always.
You were right, Maureen Stapleton is the closest one to be on the Oracle of Bacon Top 1000. She’s not on anymore but she was # 799 back in 2000 then Hasta La Vista baby.
Maureen doesn’t seem to have been too active in films in the 50’s or 60’s. She made her first film in 1953 and then pre Airport maybe 3 other films.
I went to Airport when I was a kid.
These are the actors on the 2020 list Maureen appeared with.
32 DEREK JACOBI Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2003)
39 RODDY MCDOWELL Doin’ Time on Planet Earth (1988)
43 CHRISTOPHER LLOYD Airport (1970)
45 GEORGE KENNEDY Airport (1970)
49 FRANK WELKER Trading Mom (1994)
58 ELI WALLACH Nuts (1987)
78 GENE HACKMAN Reds (1981)
80 MARTIN LANDAU Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2003)
83 JACK NICHOLSON Heartburn (1986)
83 JACK NICHOLSON Reds (1981)
101 M. EMMET WALSH Reds (1981)
131 BURT LANCASTER Airport (1970)
133 MERYL STREEP Heartburn (1986)
136 SHANE RIMMER Reds (1981)
137 LAUREN BACALL The Fan (1981)
143 JACK WARDEN Dig (1972)
143 JACK WARDEN Passed Away (1992)
143 JACK WARDEN The Cosmic Eye (1986)
145 BOB HOSKINS Passed Away (1992)
163 CLINT HOWARD Cocoon (1985)
165 JACQUELINE BISSET Airport (1970)
166 TOM HANKS The Money Pit (1986)
175 GEORGE SEGAL Lost and Found (1979)
194 CHARLES DURNING Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2003)
200 MARTIN BALSAM Trilogy (1969)
204 MIKE STARR The Money Pit (1986)
211 DANNY DEVITO Johnny Dangerously (1984)
228 JOHN RATZENBERGER Reds (1981)
236 PAUL SORVINO Lost and Found (1979)
236 PAUL SORVINO Reds (1981)
239 BEAU BRIDGES The Runner Stumbles (1979)
243 LESLIE NIELSEN Nuts (1987)
253 RANCE HOWARD Cocoon (1985)
283 RICHARD DREYFUSS Nuts (1987)
291 EDWARD HERRMANN Reds (1981)
296 JAMES GARNER The Fan (1981)
318 TONY SHALHOUB HEARTBURN (1986)
323 BRIAN DENNEHY Cocoon (1985)
323 BRIAN DENNEHY Cocoon: The Return (1988)
333 DANNY AIELLO Wilbur Falls (1998)
339 TIM CURRY Passed Away (1992)
343 PETER BOYLE Johnny Dangerously (1984)
356 STOCKARD CHANNING Heartburn (1986)
366 ANN-MARGRET Bye Bye Birdie (1963)
397 MIRIAM MARGOLYES Reds (1981)
403 ARMIN MUELLER-STAHL The Last Good Time (1994)
406 LIONEL STANDER The Last Good Time (1994)
410 JEFF DANIELS Heartburn (1986)
414 JOE MANTEGNA The Money Pit (1986)
417 VINCENT SCHIAVELLI Johnny Dangerously (1984)
422 MARLON BRANDO The Fugitive Kind (1960)
445 JAMES GAMMON Made in Heaven (1987)
453 KEVIN CORRIGAN The Last Good Time (1994)
467 JOHN WOOD Heartburn (1986)
484 SAM WATERSTON Interiors (1978)
494 LOIS MAXWELL Lost and Found (1979)
498 TCHEKY KARYO Addicted to Love (1997)
545 TIMOTHY HUTTON Made in Heaven (1987)
566 STEVE GUTTENBERG Cocoon (1985)
566 STEVE GUTTENBERG Cocoon: The Return (1988)
573 KEVIN SPACEY Heartburn (1986)
605 FRANCES MCDORMAND Passed Away (1992)
609 AMANDA PLUMMER Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2003)
609 AMANDA PLUMMER Made in Heaven (1987)
631 DIANE KEATON Interiors (1978)
631 DIANE KEATON Reds (1981)
636 MICHAEL BIEHN The Fan (1981)
643 JAMES WHITMORE Nuts (1987)
648 RICHARD JORDAN Interiors (1978)
657 RICHARD MASUR Heartburn (1986)
658 JOSEF SOMMER Reds (1981)
675 DOM DELUISE Johnny Dangerously (1984)
682 DYLAN BAKER Passed Away (1992)
695 SALLY KIRKLAND Wilbur Falls (1998)
707 RAF VALLONE Vu du pont (1962)
712 FRANKIE FAISON The Money Pit (1986)
714 GIANCARLO ESPOSITO Sweet Lorraine (1987)
715 MATTHEW BRODERICK Addicted to Love (1997)
719 WALTER MATTHAU Plaza Suite (1971)
724 MICHAEL KEATON Johnny Dangerously (1984)
727 ROBERT RYAN Lonelyhearts (1958)
747 E.G. MARSHALL Interiors (1978)
761 WILFORD BRIMLEY COCOON (1985)
761 WILFORD BRIMLEY COCOON: THE RETURN (1988)
814 PETER RIEGERT Passed Away (1992)
823 SISSY SPACEK Trading Mom (1994)
832 GRIFFIN DUNNE ADDICTED TO LOVE (1997)
832 GRIFFIN DUNNE JOHNNY DANGEROUSLY (1984)
832 GRIFFIN DUNNE THE FAN (1981)
844 ELLEN BARKIN Made in Heaven (1987)
865 PHILIP BOSCO The Money Pit (1986)
892 ROBERT WEBBER Nuts (1987)
902 KENNETH WELSH Heartburn (1986)
921 KATHLEEN QUINLAN The Runner Stumbles (1979)
956 LEE GRANT Plaza Suite (1971)
973 JOHN CANDY Lost and Found (1979)
Maureen did a little better in the Osca winning co-stars then the 3 from yesterday, she appeared with 27.
ANNA MAGNANI The Fugitive Kind (1960)
BARBRA STREISAND Nuts (1987)
BURT LANCASTER Airport (1970)
DIANE KEATON Interiors (1978)
DIANE KEATON Reds (1981)
DON AMECHE Cocoon (1985)
DON AMECHE Cocoon: The Return (1988)
FRANCES MCDORMAND Passed Away (1992)
GENE HACKMAN Reds (1981)
GEORGE KENNEDY Airport (1970)
GERALDINE PAGE Interiors (1978)
GERALDINE PAGE Trilogy (1969)
GLENDA JACKSON Lost and Found (1979)
HELEN HAYES Airport (1970)
JACK NICHOLSON Heartburn (1986)
JACK NICHOLSON Reds (1981)
JESSICA TANDY Cocoon (1985)
JESSICA TANDY Cocoon: The Return (1988)
JOANNE WOODWARD The Fugitive Kind (1960)
KARL MALDEN Nuts (1987)
KEVIN SPACEY Heartburn (1986)
LEE GRANT Plaza Suite (1971)
MARLON BRANDO The Fugitive Kind (1960)
MARTIN BALSAM Trilogy (1969)
MARTIN LANDAU Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There (2003)
MERYL STREEP Heartburn (1986)
RICHARD DREYFUSS Nuts (1987)
SISSY SPACEK Trading Mom (1994)
TIMOTHY HUTTON Made in Heaven (1987)
TOM HANKS The Money Pit (1986)
VAN HEFLIN Airport (1970)
WALTER MATTHAU Plaza Suite (1971)
Who thought, The Fugitive Kind has 4 Oscar winners.
Hey Dan. Thanks for the lists on Maureen Stapleton and the other 4 members….I have to say my excitement level on all five of these Oscar winners was pretty low….but I am glad that I completed them. I think I have done 8 Best Supporting Actress Oscar winners in the last few weeks. Still have about 20 plus to go. Good information about you seeing Airport in theaters. I saw a few disaster movies in theaters…but it was in the later part of the 1970s…with the classic movies like The Swarm and Meteor.
Looking at the first list…Jack Warden gets the honors as most frequent Oracle co-star. I always enjoyed him in movies….just recently got WoC to watch him in All The President’s Men….a solid actor for sure. Looking at the second list, 27 is about average. She had a nice long career, but as you mentioned…..things did not really start rolling on the movie side until she was already in her mid 40s. Good stuff as always.
20 more! Who can be there after Lila Kedrova (actually saw her on the stage in London).
Bruce, you have published a lot of pages in one day. You have missed an important Maureen Stapleton movie – BELLS ARE RINGING starring Judy Holliday and Maureen Stapleton
I have seen 8 Maureen Stapleton movies.
The HIGHEST rated movie I have seen is Airport.
The highest rated movie I have NOT seen is Reds.
The LOWEST rated movie I have seen is The Fugitive Kind.
Favourite Maureen Stapelton Movies:
Airport
Bells Are Ringing
Cocoon
Other Maureen Stapleton Movies I Have Seen:
Summer of ’42
Bye Bye Birdie
Plaza Suite
The Fugitive Kind
Hey Flora. Thanks for checking out our new page on Maureen Stapleton. Tally count: 15 for me and 8 for you. As for Bells Are Ringing….that was Jean Stapleton and not Maureen. I used to think they were sisters, but I looked it up after reading your comment…they are not related. Surprised you have not seen Reds…granted it is not a favorite of mine….but a cast that makes it “must watch”. I also enjoyed Airport and Cocoon. Good stuff as always.
Thanks for the information. I do get Maureen and Jean Stapleton mixed up. 🙂
Hey Flora…I imagine they (Maureen and Jean) got mixed up a lot during their long careers. Hope your weekend is going great.
Great UMR Page
Thank you Mike.