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Film Noir Timeline Compiled from Data from the Internet Movie Database—412 Films Film Noir Timeline Compiled from data from The Internet Movie Database—412 films. 1927 Underworld 1944 Double Indemnity 1928 Racket, The 1944 Guest in the House 1929 Thunderbolt 1945 Leave Her to Heaven 1931 City Streets 1945 Scarlet Street 1932 Beast of the City, The 1945 Spellbound 1932 I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang 1945 Strange Affair of Uncle Harry, The 1934 Midnight 1945 Strange Illusion 1935 Scoundrel, The 1945 Lost Weekend, The 1935 Bordertown 1945 Woman in the Window, The 1935 Glass Key, The 1945 Mildred Pierce 1936 Fury 1945 My Name Is Julia Ross 1937 You Only Live Once 1945 Lady on a Train 1940 Letter, The 1945 Woman in the Window, The 1940 Stranger on the Third Floor 1945 Conflict 1940 City for Conquest 1945 Cornered 1940 City of Chance 1945 Danger Signal 1940 Girl in 313 1945 Detour 1941 Shanghai Gesture, The 1945 Bewitched 1941 Suspicion 1945 Escape in the Fog 1941 Maltese Falcon, The 1945 Fallen Angel 1941 Out of the Fog 1945 Apology for Murder 1941 High Sierra 1945 House on 92nd Street, The 1941 Among the Living 1945 Johnny Angel 1941 I Wake Up Screaming 1946 Shadow of a Woman 1942 Sealed Lips 1946 Shock 1942 Street of Chance 1946 So Dark the Night 1942 This Gun for Hire 1946 Somewhere in the Night 1942 Fingers at the Window 1946 Locket, The 1942 Glass Key, The 1946 Strange Love of Martha Ivers, The 1942 Grand Central Murder 1946 Strange Triangle 1942 Johnny Eager 1946 Stranger, The 1942 Journey Into Fear 1946 Suspense 1943 Shadow of a Doubt 1946 Tomorrow Is Forever 1943 Fallen Sparrow, The 1946 Undercurrent 1944 When Strangers Marry 1946 Verdict, The 1944 Mask of Dimitrios, The 1946 Night Editor 1944 Ministry of Fear 1946 Nobody Lives Forever 1944 Murder, My Sweet 1946 Nocturne 1944 Phantom Lady 1946 Notorious 1944 Laura 1946 Postman Always Rings Twice, The 1944 Christmas Holiday 1946 Blue Dahlia, The 1944 Dark Waters 1946 Black Angel Film Noir Timeline, 2 1946 Big Sleep, The 1947 Desert Fury 1946 Chase, The 1947 Desperate 1946 Crack-Up 1947 Devil Thumbs a Ride, The 1946 Dark Corner, The 1947 Double Life, A 1946 Dark Mirror, The 1947 Fall Guy 1946 Deadline at Dawn 1947 Fear in the Night 1946 Deception 1947 Backlash 1946 Decoy 1947 Framed 1946 Fear 1947 Gangster, The 1946 Gilda 1947 Guilty, The 1946 Killers, The 1947 High Wall 1947 Shoot to Kill 1947 Intrigue 1947 Long Night, The 1947 Johnny O'Clock 1947 T-Men 1947 Kiss of Death 1947 They Won't Believe Me 1948 Kiss the Blood Off My Hands 1947 Two Mrs Carrolls, The 1948 Ruthless 1947 Unfaithful, The 1948 Secret Beyond the Door 1947 Unsuspected, The 1948 Sleep, My Love 1947 Web, The 1948 Sorry, Wrong Number 1947 Woman on the Beach, The 1948 Street with No Name, The 1947 Man I Love, The 1948 Moonrise 1947 Lady from Shanghai, The 1948 Naked City, The 1947 Lady in the Lake 1948 Night Has a Thousand Eyes 1947 Nightmare Alley 1948 Pitfall 1947 Nora Prentiss 1948 Raw Deal 1947 Out of the Past 1948 Road House 1947 Woman on the Beach, The 1948 Blonde Ice 1947 Possessed 1948 Bodyguard 1947 Pretender, The 1948 Call Northside 777 1947 Railroaded! 1948 Cry of the City 1947 Red House, The 1948 Dark Past, The 1947 Ride the Pink Horse 1948 Big Clock, The 1947 Blackmail 1948 Berlin Express 1947 Blind Spot 1948 Behind Locked Doors 1947 Body and Soul 1948 Force of Evil 1947 Boomerang! 1948 Assigned to Danger 1947 Born to Kill 1948 He Walked by Night 1947 Brasher Doubloon, The 1948 Hollow Triumph 1947 Brute Force 1948 Hunted, The 1947 Calcutta 1948 Act of Violence 1947 Crossfire 1948 I Walk Alone 1947 Dark Passage 1948 I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes 1947 Dead Reckoning 1948 Key Largo Film Noir Timeline, 3 1949 White Heat 1950 Shadow on the Wall 1949 Scene of the Crime 1950 Shakedown 1949 Set-Up, The 1950 Side Street 1949 Shockproof 1950 Sleeping City, The 1949 They Live by Night 1950 Sound of Fury, The 1949 Thieves' Highway 1950 Southside 1-1000 1949 Third Man, The 1950 Sun Sets at Dawn, The 1949 Threat, The 1950 Sunset Blvd 1949 Too Late for Tears 1950 Tattooed Stranger, The 1949 Trapped 1950 Tension 1949 Undercover Man, The 1950 This Side of the Law 1949 Undertow 1950 Underworld Story, The 1949 Window, The 1950 Union Station 1949 Whirlpool 1950 Walk Softly, Stranger 1949 White Heat 1950 Where Danger Lives 1949 Window, The 1950 Where the Sidewalk Ends 1949 Woman's Secret, A 1950 Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye 1949 Manhandled 1950 Woman in Hiding 1949 Knock on Any Door 1950 Woman on the Run 1949 Port of New York 1950 Man Who Cheated Himself, The 1949 Woman's Secret, A 1950 Mystery Street 1949 Reckless Moment, The 1950 Night and the City 1949 Red Light 1950 Woman in Hiding 1949 Border Incident 1950 No Man of Her Own 1949 Big Steal, The 1950 No Way Out 1949 Bribe, The 1950 Once a Thief 1949 C-Man 1950 One Way Street 1949 Caught 1950 Lady Without Passport, A 1949 Champion 1950 Panic in the Streets 1949 Chicago Deadline 1950 Woman on the Run 1949 Clay Pigeon, The 1950 Quicksand 1949 Criss Cross 1950 Gun Crazy 1949 Crooked Way, The 1950 Black Hand 1949 Deadly Is the Female 1950 Born to Be Bad 1949 Beyond the Forest 1950 Breaking Point, The 1949 Follow Me Quietly 1950 Caged 1949 House of Strangers 1950 Convicted 1949 Impact 1950 D.O.A. 1949 Jigsaw 1950 Damned Don't Cry, The 1949 Accused, The 1950 Dark City 1949 Johnny Stool Pigeon 1950 Destination Murder 1949 Abandoned 1950 Edge of Doom 1950 Secret Fury, The 1950 Between Midnight and Dawn Film Noir Timeline, 4 1950 File on Thelma Jordon, The 1951 I Was a Communist for the FBI 1950 Backfire 1951 Ace in the Hole 1950 Asphalt Jungle, The 1951 13th Letter, The 1950 Armored Car Robbery 1952 Scandal Sheet 1950 Guilty Bystander 1952 Sniper, The 1950 House by the River 1952 Loan Shark 1950 Hunt the Man Down 1952 Strange Fascination 1950 I Married a Communist 1952 Sudden Fear 1950 In a Lonely Place 1952 Talk About a Stranger 1950 Killer That Stalked New York, The 1952 Thief, The 1950 711 Ocean Drive 1952 Turning Point, The 1951 Roadblock 1952 Macao 1951 Scarf, The 1952 Without Warning 1951 Second Woman, The 1952 Without Warning 1951 Strangers on a Train 1952 Narrow Margin, The 1951 Strip, The 1952 Night Without Sleep 1951 Tomorrow Is Another Day 1952 On Dangerous Ground 1951 Two of a Kind 1952 Las Vegas Story, The 1951 Under the Gun 1952 Captive City, The 1951 M 1952 Clash by Night 1951 Unknown Man, The 1952 Beware, My Lovely 1951 Man with My Face 1952 Angel Face 1951 Medium, The 1952 Hoodlum Empire 1951 Mob, The 1952 Affair in Trinidad 1951 No Questions Asked 1952 Kansas City Confidential 1951 People Against O'Hara, The 1953 Second Chance 1951 Pickup 1953 Split Second 1951 Place in the Sun, A 1953 System, The 1951 Prowler, The 1953 Vicki 1951 Racket, The 1953 Niagara 1951 Raging Tide, The 1953 Pickup on South Street 1951 Big Carnival, The 1953 Blue Gardenia, The 1951 Big Night, The 1953 Blueprint for Murder, A 1951 Cause for Alarm! 1953 City That Never Sleeps 1951 Cry Danger 1953 Cry of the Hunted 1951 Due verità, Le 1953 Big Heat, The 1951 Enforcer, The 1953 Hitch-Hiker, The 1951 Fourteen Hours 1953 I, the Jury 1951 Appointment with Danger 1953 Jeopardy 1951 He Ran All the Way 1953 99 River Street 1951 His Kind of Woman 1954 World for Ransom 1951 House on Telegraph Hill, The 1954 Rogue Cop 1951 Amantes, Los 1954 Shield for Murder Film Noir Timeline, 5 1954 Suddenly 1956 While the City Sleeps 1954 Long Wait, The 1956 Wrong Man, The 1954 Loophole 1956 Nightmare 1954 Witness to Murder 1956 Price of Fear, The 1954 Make Haste to Live 1956 Crime Against Joe 1954 World for Ransom 1956 Cry in the Night, A 1954 Witness to Murder 1956 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt 1954 Naked Alibi 1956 Harder They Fall, The 1954 Other Woman, The 1956 Killer Is Loose, The 1954 Private Hell 36 1956 Killing, The 1954 Pushover 1956 Kiss Before Dying, A 1954 Black Tuesday 1957 Sweet Smell of Success 1954 Crime Wave 1957 Tattered Dress, The 1954 Cry Vengeance 1957 Teenage Doll 1954 Drive a Crooked Road 1957 Midnight Story, The 1954 Female Jungle 1957 Night Runner, The 1954 Hell's Half Acre 1957 Nightfall 1954 Human Desire 1957 Plunder Road 1954 Jail Bait 1957 Brothers Rico, The 1955 Storm Fear 1957 Burglar, The 1955 Sudden Danger 1957 Chicago Confidential 1955 Tight Spot 1957 Crime of Passion 1955 Murder Is My Beat 1957 Edge of the City 1955 Naked Street, The 1957 Baby Face Nelson 1955 New York Confidential 1957 Garment Jungle, The 1955 Night Holds Terror, The 1957 Girl in Black Stockings, The 1955 Night of the Hunter, The 1957 Hit and Run 1955 Phenix City Story, The 1957 House of Numbers 1955 Bullet for Joey, A 1957 Affair in Havana 1955 Crashout 1958 Screaming Mimi 1955 Big Knife, The 1958 Lineup, The 1955 Desperate Hours, The 1958 Touch of Evil 1955 Big Combo, The 1958 Man Who Wouldn't Talk, The 1955 Fingerman 1958 Murder by Contract 1955 Hell's Island 1958 Party Girl 1955 House of Bamboo 1958 Revolt in the Big House 1955 I Died a Thousand Times 1958 Bonnie Parker Story, The 1955 Illegal 1958 Cry Terror! 1955 Killer's Kiss 1959 Trap, The 1955 5 Against the House 1955 Kiss Me Deadly 1956 Wrong Man, The 1956 Slightly Scarlet.
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