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RAY MILLAND (Reginald Alfred John Truscott-Jones) Filmografia Essenziale Dal 1945 Al 1962 RAY MILLAND (Reginald Alfred John Truscott-Jones) Filmografia essenziale dal 1930 al 1944 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1930 CASA DI MARINAIO WAY FOR A SAILOR SAM WOOD 1931 LA BIONDA E L' AVVENTURIERO BLONDE CRAZY ROY DEL RUTH 7,5 1931 VOLUBILITA` STRANGERS MAY KISS GEORGE FITZMAURICE 1933 VOGLIO FARE IL SIGNORE THIS IS THE LIFE ALBERT DE COURVILLE 1934 BOLERO IDEM WESLEY RUGGLES 7 1934 IL DIAVOLO IN CASERMA ORDERS IS ORDERS WALTER FORDE 1934 LA MINACCIA MENACE RALPH MURPHY 1934 IL NEMICO INVISIBILE CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON EUGENE FORDE 7 1935 IL GIGLIO D' ORO THE GOLDEN LILY WESLEY RUGGLES 1935 THE GLASS KEY IDEM FRANK TUTTLE 7 1936 LA FIGLIA DELLA JUNGLA THE JUNGLE PRINCESS WILLIAM THIELE 1936 TRE RAGAZZE IN GAMBA THREE SMART GIRLS HENRY KOSTER 7,5 1937 ALI NELLA BUFERA WINGS OVER HONOLULU HENRY C. POTTER 1937 CHE BELLA VITA EASY LIVING MITCHELL LEISEN 8 1937 LA FUGA DI BULLDOG DRUMMOND BULLDOG DRUMMOND ESCAPES JAMES HOGAN 6 1937 L' ISOLA DELLE PERLE EBB TIDE JAMES HOGAN 1939 BEAU GESTE IDEM WILLIAM A. WELLMAN 8 1939 HOTEL IMPERIAL IDEM ROBERT FLOREY 6,5 1940 ARRIVEDERCI IN FRANCIA ARISE, MY LOVE MITCHELL LEISEN 7 1940 IRENE IDEM HERBERT WILCOX 7 1940 NOTTE BIANCA THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE ALEXANDER HALL 7,5 1941 CAVALIERI DEL CIELO I WANTED WINGS MITCHELL LEISEN 7 1941 I DIMENTICATI SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS PRESTON STURGES 8,5 1942 FRUTTO PROIBITO THE MAJOR AND THE MINOR BILLY WILDER 8 1942 IL SEGRETO SULLA CARNE THE LADY HAS PLANS SIDNEY LANFIELD 1942 SIGNORINE, NON GUARDATE I MARINAI STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM GEORGE MARSHALL 7 1942 VENTO SELVAGGIO REAP THE WILD WIND CECIL B. DE MILLE 7,5 1943 DOMANI SARO` TUA THE CRYSTAL BALL ELLIOTT NUGENT 6,5 1943 PER SEMPRE E UN GIORNO ANCORA FOREVER AND A DAY REGISTI VARI 7,5 1944 LA CASA SULLA SCOGLIERA THE UNINVITED LEWIS ALLEN 7,5 1944 L' ESTREMA RINUNCIA TILL WE MEET AGAIN FRANK BORZAGE 7,5 1944 IL PRIGIONIERO DEL TERRORE MINISTRY OF FEAR FRITZ LANG 8 1944 LE SCHIAVE DELLA CITTA` LADY IN THE DARK MITCHELL LEISEN 8 www.eurodeon.it RAY MILLAND (Reginald Alfred John Truscott-Jones) Filmografia essenziale dal 1945 al 1962 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1945 GIORNI PERDUTI THE LOST WEEKEND BILLY WILDER 9,5 1945 KITTY IDEM MITCHELL LEISEN 8 1947 AMORE DI ZINGARA - PASSIONE DI ZINGARA GOLDEN EARRINGS MITCHELL LEISEN 7 1947 LA DONNA DI QUELLA NOTTE THE IMPERFECT LADY LEWIS ALLEN 7 1947 RIVISTA DI STELLE VARIETY GIRL GEORGE MARSHALL 7 1947 VECCHIA CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA JOHN FARROW 1948 AMARTI E` LA MIA DANNAZIONE SO EVIL, MY LOVE LEWIS ALLEN 7,5 1948 I CARI PARENTI MISS TATLOCK'S MILLIONS RICHARD HAYDN 1948 IL TEMPO SI E` FERMATO THE BIG CLOCK JOHN FARROW 8 1948 IL VERDETTO SEALED VERDICT LEWIS ALLEN 6,5 1949 QUANDO TORNA PRIMAVERA IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING LLOYD BACON 7 1949 LA SCONFITTA DI SATANA ALIAS NICK BEAL JOHN FARROW 7,5 1950 LE FRONTIERE DELL' ODIO COPPER CANYON JOHN FARROW 7 1950 L' INDOSSATRICE A LIFE OF HER OWN GEORGE CUKOR 6,5 1950 LO SCANDALO DELLA SUA VITA A WOMAN OF DISTINCTION EDWARD BUZZELL 7 1951 LA CORTINA DEL SILENZIO CIRCLE OF DANGER JACQUES TOURNEUR 7,5 1951 FIGLIO DI IGNOTI CLOSE TO MY HEART WILLIAM KEIGHLEY 7 1951 IL GATTO MILIONARIO RHUBARB ARTHUR LUBIN 7 1951 SOLITUDINE NIGHT INTO MORNING FLETCHER MARKLE 7 1952 PERDONAMI SE HO PECCATO SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR GEORGE STEVENS 7 1952 LA SPIA THE THIEF RUSSELL ROUSE 7,5 1952 SQUILLI AL TRAMONTO BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON ROY ROWLAND 7,5 1953 ANCORA E PER SEMPRE LET'S DO IT AGAIN ALEXANDER HALL 7 1953 GIAMAICA JAMAICA RUN LEWIS R. FOSTER 6,5 1954 DELITTO PERFETTO DIAL «M» FOR MURDER ALFRED HITCHCOCK 8 1955 L' ALTALENA DI VELLUTO ROSSO THE GIRL IN THE RED VELVET SWING RICHARD FLEISCHER 8 1955 GLI OSTAGGI A MAN ALONE RAY MILLAND 7 1956 IO NON SONO UNA SPIA THREE BRAVE MEN PHILIP DUNNE 7 1956 LISBON IDEM RAY MILLAND 7 1957 MISSILI UMANI HIGH FLIGHT JOHN GILLING 1957 L' ULTIMA RIVA THE RIVER'S EDGE ALLAN DWAN 7,5 1958 OBIETTIVO BUTTERFLY THE SAFECRACKER RAY MILLAND 6,5 1962 IL GIORNO DOPO LA FINE DEL MONDO PANIC IN YEAR ZERO RAY MILLAND 7 1962 SEPOLTO VIVO THE PREMATURE BURIAL ROGER CORMAN 7,5 www.eurodeon.it RAY MILLAND (Reginald Alfred John Truscott-Jones) Filmografia essenziale dal 1963 al 1984 ANNO TITOLO TITOLO ORIGINALE REGIA VOTO 1963 L' UOMO DAGLI OCCHI A RAGGI X X - THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES ROGER CORMAN 7,5 1964 IL TESORO DEL SANTO THE CONFESSION WILLIAM DIETERLE 6 1968 TESTIMONE A CARICO HOSTILE WITNESS RAY MILLAND 6,5 1970 LOVE STORY IDEM ARTHUR HILLER 7 1971 UN FIUME D' ORO RIVER OF GOLD DAVID FRIEDKIN 6,5 1971 PROFESSIONE KILLER COMPANY OF KILLERS JERRY THORPE 1972 FROGS IDEM GEORGE MC COWAN 6,5 1972 SHANNON SENZA PIETA` EMBASSY GORDON HESSLER 7 1973 LA CASA DEGLI ORRORI NEL PARCO THE HOUSE IN NIGHTMARE PARK PETER SYKES 6,5 1973 LA MACCHINA DELLA VIOLENZA THE BIG GAME ROBERT DAY 1973 IL MANICHINO ASSASSINO TERROR IN THE WAX MUSEUM GEORG FENADY 6,5 1974 QUALCUNO HA VISTO UCCIDERE UN PAR DE ZAPATOS DEL 32 RAFAEL R. MARCHENT 1974 IL SEGNO DEL POTERE GOLD PETER HUNT 7 1975 INCREDIBILE VIAGGIO VERSO L' IGNOTO ESCAPE TO WITCH MOUNTAIN JOHN HOUGH 7 1975 LA MORTE NON ESISTE THE DEAD DON'T DIE CURTIS HARRINGTON 6,5 1976 LA BATTAGLIA DELLE AQUILE ACES HIGH JACK GOLD 7,5 1976 COSA E` SUCCESSO A ROSEMARY'S BABY ? LOOK WHAT'S HAPPENED TO ROSEMARY'S BABY SAM O'STEEN 5 1976 INTRIGO IN SVIZZERA THE SWISS CONSPIRACY JACK ARNOLD 6,5 1976 TERRORE A 12 MILA METRI MAYDAY AT 40.000 FEET! ROBERT BUTLER 7 1976 GLI ULTIMI FUOCHI THE LAST TYCOON ELIA KAZAN 8 1977 ARTIGLI THE UNCANNY DENIS HEROUX 1977 DIMENSIONE GIGANTI IDEM MIRCEA DRAGAN 1977 LA RAGAZZA DAL PIGIAMA GIALLO IDEM FLAVIO MOGHERINI 6,5 1978 BATTAGLIE NELLA GALASSIA BATTLESTAR: GALACTICA RICHARD A. COLLA 7 1978 BLACKOUT: INFERNO NELLA CITTA` BLACKOUT EDDY MATALON 1978 OLIVER'S STORY IDEM JOHN KORTY 6,5 1978 RAZZA SCHIAVA SLAVERS JURGEN GOSLAR 1979 CLONAZIONE THE DARKER SIDE OF TERROR GUS TRIKONIS 1979 IL GIOCO DEGLI AVVOLTOI GAME FOR VULTURES JAMES FARGO 6,5 1980 TERRORE IN CIMA ALLE SCALE THE ATTIC GEORGE EDWARDS 7 1983 STARFLIGHT ONE STARFLIGHT: THE PLANE THAT COULDN'T LAND JERRY JAMESON 6,5 1984 LA MASCHERA DELLA MORTE THE MASK OF DEATH ROY W. BAKER 7 www.eurodeon.it.
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