Joan Crawford / filmography

Joan Crawford's Extended Filmography lists all of the actress's feature films, including cameos . Contributions as an extra are not listed. Also not included is the short film Jewel Robbery in Hollywood , which was produced exclusively for charitable purposes and which all major film studios showed free of charge in their respective contract cinemas.

The list provides information about the film studio or distributor responsible for the production and, if verified information is available, about the production costs and box office results. The theatrical release date refers to the start of official distribution in the USA.

The technical data column shows the duration in minutes as well as whether it is a black and white (b & w) or color production (f) or a silent (S) or sound film (T). The production costs and the values ​​in the column Evaluation of the box office results refer to US dollars. For some films, information is only available for box office earnings in the USA. These are marked accordingly. The order of the information:

• Box office earnings USA
• Earnings abroad
• Cumulative earnings
• Profit (+) / loss (-)
• k. A .: no information available.

Most frequent co-star:

• Clark Gable : 8 Films
• Franchot Tone : 7 Films
• Robert Montgomery : 6 films

Most frequent director:

• Clarence Brown : 5 films
• Jack Conway : 5 films
• Harry Beaumont : 4 films
• WS Van Dyke : 4 films

Decades

1920s

1930s

1940s

1950s

1960s

1970s

year	German title Original title	Technical specifications	Studio	Theatrical release	Director	Contributors	costs	evaluation	action	Remarks
						1920s
1925	Pretty ladies	74 / sw / S	MGM	July 15, 1925	Monta Bell	ZaSu Pitts , Myrna Loy	k. A.	k. A.	Marriage drama set against a Broadway show	Only appearance under her maiden name Lucille LeSueur.
1925	Old clothes	65 / sw / S	MGM	9/11/1925	Eddie Cline	Jackie Coogan , Ted Davidson	k. A.	k. A.	Two poor friends get rich by speculating in precious metals.	First appearance as Joan Crawford.
1925	Sally, Irene and Mary	58 / sw / S	MGM	December 7, 1925	Edmund Goulding	Constance Bennett , Sally O'Neil	156,000	373,000 98,000 471,000 +141,000	Three friends experience romantic entanglements.
1926	Tramp, tramp, tramp	62 / sw / S	First National	March 21, 1926	Harry Edwards	Harry Langdon	k. A.	k. A.	The naive Harry takes part in a sports competition out of love for a girl.
1926	Paris	67 / sw / S	MGM	May 24, 1926	Edmund Goulding	Charles Ray , Douglas Gilmore	198,000	275,000 92,000 367,000 +33,000	A young dancer has to choose between two men and ends up making the wrong choice.	First dance film for Joan Crawford. Rise to Leading Lady status .
1926	The boob	64 / sw / S	MGM	June 14, 1926	William A. Wellman	George K. Arthur , Carmel Myers	108,000	142,000 41,000 183,000 -30,000	Comedy about a man who turns into an undercover agent out of love.	The film was shot in mid-1925.
1927	Winners of the Wilderness	68 / sw / S	MGM	January 15, 1927	WS Van Dyke	Tim McCoy	86,000	158,000 125,000 283,000 +74,000	Westerns against the backdrop of the Anglo-French conflict in America.
1927	The Taxi Dancer	64 / sw / S	MGM	5.2.1927	Harry billion	Owen Moore	143,000	263,000 100,000 363,000 +67,000	A young dancer experiences difficult trials in search of true love.	First film to name Joan Crawford above the title (so-called "top-billing").
1927	The Understanding Heart	67 / bw with color sequences / p	Cosmopolitan Productions MGM	February 12, 1927	Jack Conway	Francis X. Bushman, Jr.	248,000	427,000 109,000 536,000 +70,000	Love story against the background of a forest fire that endangers the lives of everyone involved.
1927	The Unknown The Unknown	65 / sw / S	MGM	6.4.1927	Death Browning	Lon Chaney	217,000	578,000 269,000 847,000 +362,000	Dramatic love story in a circus environment.	Lon Chaney gave Crawford numerous tips during the filming to master her complex role.
1927	Twelve Miles Out	85 / sw / S	MGM	July 9, 1927	Jack Conway	John Gilbert	462,000	655,000 238,000 893,000 +125,000	An alcohol smuggler kidnaps a young woman on his ship and falls in love with her. In the end, he sacrifices his life for her.	First of two films starring John Gilbert.
1927	Spring fever	60 / sw / S	MGM	October 18, 1927	Edward Sedgwick	William Haines	314,000	386,000 119,000 505,000 +115,000	Romantic love story.	First of three films with William Haines.
1928	The smart West Point	80 / sw / S	MGM	2.1.1928	Edward Sedgwick	William Haines	205,000	502,000 190,000 692,000 +238,000	Romantic entanglements in America's most famous cadet school.	Some of the filming took place in West Point .
1928	The Law of the Range	60 / sw / S	MGM	January 21, 1928	William Nigh	Tim McCoy	52,000	139,000 102,000 241,000 +87,000	Western about two different brothers who love the same woman.
1928	Rose-Marie	70 / sw / S	MGM	February 11, 1928	Lucien Hubbard	James Murray	494,000	679,000 293,000 972,000 +165,000	A young woman stands in the Canadian wilderness between two men and her criminal brother.	Film adaptation of the operetta of the same name by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein II .
1928	Duty and love across to Singapore	78 / sw / S	MGM	April 30, 1928	William Nigh	Ramón Novarro , Ernest Torrence	292,000	548,000 333,000 881,000 +306,000	A young sailor loves his brother's girlfriend. During a crossing, there is a dramatic argument on board the ship.	Film adaptation of the novel All the Brothers Were Valiant by Ben Ames Williams.
1928	Four walls	60 / sw / S	MGM	August 11, 1928	William Nigh	John Gilbert , Carmel Myers	255,000	605,000 198,000 803,000 +289,000	A gangster story about a former criminal who tries to lead an honest life after being released from prison.
1928	Our Dancing Daughters	86 / sw / S	Cosmopolitan Productions MGM	September 9, 1928	Harry Beaumont	Anita Page , Dorothy Sebastian , John Mack Brown	178,000	757,000 342,000 1,099,000 +304,000	A flapper experiences romantic entanglements in search of true love.	Breakthrough to a top star. There are two more films with the addition "Our" in the title, but they do not refer to each other in terms of content.
1928	Dream of Love	65 / sw / S	MGM	1.12.1928	Fred Niblo	Nils Asther , Aileen Pringle	221,000	339,000 232,000 571,000 +138,000	Gypsy girl falls in love with the heir to the throne of a dwarf state, turns unhappy love into a stage star and in the end saves him from execution.
1929	The Duke Steps Out	62 / sw / S	MGM	March 16, 1929	James Cruze	William Haines	218,000	714,000 206,000 920,000 +343,000	A spoiled boy becomes a man out of love for a poor girl.
1929	The Hollywood Revue of 1929	82 / bw with color sequences / T	MGM	August 14, 1929	Charles Reisner	Star cast	426,000	1,517,000 894,000 2,421,000 +1,135,000	Number revue with appearances by all MGM stars except Greta Garbo and Ramón Novarro .	Sound film debut by Joan Crawford. She presents the first tap dance of the sound film. Song: "I've got a feeling for you".
1929	Modern Girls Our Modern Maidens	70 / sw / S with sound effects	MGM	8/24/1929	Jack Conway	Douglas Fairbanks Jr. , Dorothy Sebastian , Rod La Rocque	283,000	675,000 182,000 857,000 +248,000	The rich heiress is left sitting in front of the altar and only finds true love after many errors.	Only appearance at the side of her first husband Douglas Fairbanks. Jr. Last silent film.
1929	Untamed	65 / sw / T	MGM	11/23/1929	Jack Conway	Robert Montgomery	229,000	714,000 260,000 974,000 +508,000	Heiress from the jungle becomes a lady with manners in New York and almost loses her true love in the process.	First pure sound film and first of six joint films with Robert Montgomery.
						1930s
1930	Montana Moon	71 / sw / T	MGM	March 20, 1930	Malcolm St. Clair	John Mack Brown , Dorothy Sebastian	227,000	751,000 209,000 960,000 +326,000	Romance in love in the Wild West.	One of the first sound films with numerous outdoor recordings.
1930	Our Blushing Brides	74 / sw / T	MGM	July 19, 1930	Harry Beaumont	Dorothy Sebastian , Anita Page , Robert Montgomery	337,000	874,000 337,000 1,211,000 +412,000	Three young employees in a department store experience intricate, sometimes dramatic love stories.	Last film in the "Our" series.
1930	Paid	80 / sw / T	MGM	12/30/1930	Sam Wood	Marie Prevost	385,000	920,000 311,000 1,231,000 +415,000	An innocent young woman goes to jail and later takes revenge.
1931	Life's wrong ways Dance, Fools, Dance	82 / sw / T	MGM	February 21, 1931	Harry Beaumont	Clark Gable	234,000	848,000 420,000 1,268,000 +524,000	Wealthy heiress loses all of her fortune in the stock market crash and, as a reporter, uncovered a criminal syndicate.	First of eight joint films with Clark Gable.
1931	Laughing Sinners	71 / sw / T	MGM	May 30, 1931	Harry Beaumont	Neil Hamilton , Clark Gable	338,000	624,000 141,000 765,000 +156,000	Young woman ends up with the wrong man and only realizes the value of real love after much confusion.
1931	This Modern Age	68 / sw / T	MGM	August 29, 1931	Nicholas Grinde	Pauline Frederick	316,000	708,000 183,000 891,000 +218,000	Dramatic mother-daughter story.
1931	Everything for your happiness possessed	76 / sw / T	MGM	11/31/1931	Clarence Brown	Clark Gable	378,000	1,030,000 492,000 1,522,000 +611,000	The easiest route to luxury is horizontal: poor woman from the slums becomes the mistress of a rich politician and almost ruins his career.
1932	People in the Hotel Grand Hotel	115 / sw / T	MGM	April 12, 1932	Edmund Goulding	Greta Garbo , Wallace Beery , John Barrymore , Lionel Barrymore	700,000	1,235,000 1,359,000 2,594,000 +947,000	Fateful hours in a Berlin luxury hotel.	First large-scale production with a star cast.
1932	Letty Lynton	84 / sw / T	MGM	April 30, 1932	Clarence Brown	Robert Montgomery , Nils Asther	347,000	754,000 418,000 1,172,000 +390,000	Rich young woman is accused of killing her sadistic lover. The film is vaguely based on the case of Madeleine Smith .
1932	Rain	92 / sw / T	United Artists	10/12/1932	Lewis Milestone	Walter Huston	591,000	538,000 166,000 704,000 -198,000	Prostitutes find their way into a bourgeois existence via detours.	Film adaptation of the play of the same name by William Somerset Maugham . Loan-out at Crawford's own request.
1933	Today We Live	115 / sw / T	MGM	3/3/1933	Howard Hawks	Gary Cooper , Franchot Tone	663,000	590,000 445,000 1,035,000 -23,000	English noblewoman falls in love with an American bomber pilot.	First of seven appearances alongside Franchot Tone, her second husband.
1933	I only dance for you Dancing Lady	94 / sw / T	MGM	11/24/1933	Robert Z. Leonard	Clark Gable , Franchot Tone	923,000	1,490,000 916,000 2,406,000 +744,000	Young dancer becomes the star of a revue and stands between two men.
1934	Sadie McKee	88 / sw / T	MGM	9.5.1934	Clarence Brown	Franchot Tone , Gene Raymond , Edward Arnold	612,000	838,000 464,000 1,302,000 +226,000	Employee falls in love with the son of the master and has to leave the house. She marries a millionaire and ends up finding true happiness.
1934	Chained in golden chains	74 / sw / T	MGM	September 9, 1934	Clarence Brown	Clark Gable , Otto Kruger	544,000	1,301,000 687,000 1,988,000 +732,000	A young woman marries an older and rich man out of a sense of duty and then falls in love with a younger man without money.
1934	Never Marry First Time Forsaking All Others	82 / sw / T	MGM	December 23, 1934	WS Van Dyke	Clark Gable , Robert Montgomery	392,000	1,399,000 800,000 2,199,000 +1,132,000	The rich heiress is abandoned the day before the wedding and realizes almost too late who she really loves.
1935	No more ladies	79 / sw / T	MGM	June 14, 1935	Edward H. Griffith , George Cukor	Robert Montgomery , Franchot Tone , Gail Patrick	765,000	1,117,000 506,000 1,623,000 +166,000	Rich woman stands between two men and first chooses the wrong one.
1935	Where love falls I Live My Life	88 / sw / T	MGM	October 4, 1935	WS Van Dyke	Brian Aherne , May Robson	586,000	921,000 557,000 1,478,000 +348,000	Young heiress loves poor archaeologists.
1936	The Gorgeous Hussy	105 / sw / T	MGM	8/28/1936	Clarence Brown	Robert Taylor , Melvyn Douglas	1,119,000	1,451,000 561,000 2,019,000 +116,000	Fictional account of the events surrounding the petticoat affair .
1936	Love on the run	81 / sw / T	MGM	11/20/1936	WS Van Dyke	Clark Gable , Franchot Tone	578,000	1,141,000 721,000 1,862,000 +677,000	The rich heiress runs away to Europe shortly before the wedding and is followed by two reporters.	Screwball Comedy .
1937	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney	98 / sw / T	MGM	February 19, 1937	Richard Boleslawski , Dorothy Arzner	William Powell , Robert Montgomery	741,000	1,107,000 690,000 1,797,000. +460,000	Con artist falls in love with a lord and lands her last coup.	Second adaptation of the play by Frederick Lonsdale .
1937	The bride wore red The Bride Wore Red	103 / sw / T	MGM	October 15, 1937	Dorothy Arzner	Robert Young , Franchot Tone	960,000	USA: 1,200,000	Cabaret singer poses as a society lady and experiences happy hours in high society.
1938	mannequin	95 / sw / T	MGM	January 20, 1938	Frank Borzage	Spencer Tracy	595,000	1,066,000 568,000 1,634,000 +475,000	A young woman from the slums marries the wrong man and ends up finding happiness at the side of a ship magnate.
1938	Burning fire of passion The Shining Hour	76 / sw / T	MGM	11/18/1938	Frank Borzage	Melvyn Douglas , Margaret Sullavan , Fay Bainter	1,068,000	942,000 425,000 1,367,000. -137,000	Nightclub dancer hastily marries a rancher and has to fight family prejudices.
1939	Dance on the Ice The Ice Follies of 1939	83 / bw with color passages / T	MGM	3/10/1939	Reinhold Schünzel	James Stewart , Lew Ayres	1,108,000	725,000 448,000 1,213,000. -343,000	Unknown ice skater becomes a celebrated film star and thus endangers her marriage.	The film has numerous autobiographical elements relating to Crawford's own career.
1939	The Women The Women	134 / bw with color passages / T	MGM	September 9, 1939	George Cukor	Norma Shearer , Rosalind Russell , Paulette Goddard	1,688,000	1,691,000 704,000 2,415,000 -202,000	Two women fight for a man with the participation of an armada of supposed friends.	Not a single man in front of the camera.
						1940s
1940	The wonderful rescue Strange Cargo	113 / sw / T	MGM	3/10/1940	Frank Borzage	Clark Gable	1,252,000	1,311,000 603,000 1,924,000. +21,000	Cabaret singer accompanies a group of fugitives.	Last film with Clark Gable.
1940	Susan and God Susan and God	117 / sw / T	MGM	September 9, 1940	George Cukor	Fredric March , Ruth Hussey	1,103,000	817,000 179,000 1,096,000 -433,000	Society matron vacillates between false beliefs and real feelings.	First mother role.
1941	The woman with the scar A woman's face	105 / sw / T	MGM	May 15, 1941	George Cukor	Melvyn Douglas , Conrad Veidt	1,343,000	1,077,000 830,000 1,907,000 -131,000	A woman with a cruelly disfigured face is healed of her external scars by an operation and must now face her emotional wounds.	Remake of En Kvinnas Ansigte with Ingrid Bergman .
1941	When Ladies Meet	105 / sw / T	MGM	9/28/1941	Robert Z. Leonard	Robert Taylor , Greer Garson , Herbert Marshall	640,000	1,162,000 684,000 1,846,000 +607,000	Successful writer fights for the affection of a married man to find true love in the end.	Remake of the 1933 film of the same name.
1942	One kiss too many They All Kissed the Bride	86 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	June 11, 1942	Alexander Hall	Melvyn Douglas	k. A.	k. A.	Cold-hearted businesswoman discovers true love.	Crawford took on the role for Carole Lombard, who had just had an accident .
1942	Reunion in France	102 / sw / T	MGM	12/12/1942	Jules Dassin	John Wayne	1,054,000	1,064,000 817,000 1,863,000 +222,000	French fashion designer fights side by side with an American pilot for free France and against the German occupiers.
1943	Dangerous Honeymoon Above Suspicion	91 / sw / T	MGM	August 6, 1943	Richard Thorpe	Fred MacMurray , Conrad Veidt	k. A.	k. A.	An American couple fights against fascism and successfully spies on crucial secrets.	Last film after 18 years with MGM.
1944	Hollywood Canteen	123 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	November 15, 1944	Delmer Daves	Star cast with cameo appearances from all Warner Stars.	2,126,000	3,813,000 1,621,000 5,452,000 k. A.	Bette Davis and John Garfield lead through a number revue with sketches and shows. Joan Crawford dances with one of the soldiers in a short sequence.	The proceeds went to charities.
1945	As long as a heart beats Mildred Pierce	111 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	September 24, 1945	Michael Curtiz	Zachary Scott , Jack Carson , Ann Blyth	1,453,000	3,483,000 2,155,000 5,638,000 k. A.	Complex mother-daughter relationships lead to numerous conflicts.	Oscar / Best Actress at the 1946 Academy Awards for Crawford. Artistically and financially most successful film of the year for the studio.
1946	Humoresque Humoresque	125 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	11/25/1946	Jean Negulesco	John Garfield , Oscar Levant , Anne Revere	2,164,000	2,281,000 1,118,000 3,399,000 k. A.	Ambitious musician falls in love with an alcoholic society lady who breaks up in the relationship.	One of the first American films, of the New Look of Christian Dior adapted into the costume design.
1947	Unrestrained love possessed	108 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	July 26, 1947	Curtis Bernhardt	Van Heflin , Raymond Massey	2,592,000	1,987,000 1,085,000 3,072,000 k. A.	The unrequited love for a man leads to the total emotional breakdown of a woman who only gets back on the path of recovery through psychoanalysis.	Nomination for an Oscar for best actress at the 1948 Academy Awards .
1947	Daisy Kenyon	99 / sw / T	20th Century Fox	December 25, 1947	Otto Preminger	Dana Andrews , Henry Fonda , Ruth Warrick , Peggy Ann Garner	1,852,000.	USA: 1,750,000	A successful commercial artist has an affair with a married man and ends up choosing someone else.	First large-scale production to address the internment of Americans of Japanese descent.
1949	The road of Successful Flamingo Road	96 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	6.5.1949	Michael Curtiz	Zachary Scott , Sydney Greenstreet , Gladys George	1,528,000	2,263,000 633,000 2,896,0000 k. A.	Burlesque dancer achieves promotion through a relationship with a seedy politician and fights against corruption and felt in a small town.	One of the most financially successful films of the year for the studio.
1949	A great feeling It's a great feeling	85 / F / T	Warner Brothers	1.8.1949	Michael Curtiz	Doris Day , Jack Carson , Dennis Morgan	1,452,000	2,059,000 645,000 2,713,000 k. A.	Numerous Warners stars made cameo appearances , including Joan Crawford, who made fun of her screen image in a short sketch.
						1950s
1950	In Satan's Pay The Damned Don't Cry	103 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	7.4.1950	Vincent Sherman	David Brian , Steve Cochran	1,233,000	1,540,000 671,000 2,211,000 k. A.	After divorce, a lower-class woman manages to rise as a criminal's mistress. In the end, she returns to her hometown disaffected.
1950	The Liar Harriet Craig	94 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	November 2nd, 1950	Vincent Sherman	Wendell Corey , Lucile Watson	k. A.	k. A.	Harriet Craig suffers from a childhood trauma that leads to control mania and fear of loss and ultimately destroys her marriage.	Third adaptation of George Kelly's play Craig's Wife .
1951	Goodbye, my fancy	107 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	May 30, 1951	Vincent Sherman	Robert Young , Eve Arden	1,312,000	1,130,000 228,000 1,358,000 k. A.	Liberal MPs in the US Congress return to their alma mater and have to choose between two men.	Political comedy, film adaptation of the Broadway hit of the same name by Norman Krasna .
1952	This Woman is Dangerous	97 / sw / T	Warner Brothers	28.2.1952	Felix E. Feist	Dennis Morgan , David Brian	k. A.	k. A.	The head of a gangster syndicate is about to go blind and falls in love with her doctor.	Last film for Warner Brothers.
1952	Masked Heart Sudden Fear	110 / sw / T	RKO	6.8.1952	David Miller	Jack Palance , Gloria Grahame	k. A.	USA: 1,650,000	Rich heiress and successful playwright falls in love with a shady man who wants to murder her. A game of cat and mouse begins.	Third Oscar nomination for best actress at the 1953 Academy Awards . Comes back after a series of flops.
1953	Hearts in the Fever Torch Song	90 / F / T	MGM	23.10.1953	Charles Walters	Michael Wilding , Gig Young , Marjorie Rambeau	1,029,000	1,135,000 533,000 1,668,0000 -260,000	Broadway star falls in love with a blind pianist and clears up the complicated relationship with her mother.	First color film and first film for MGM since 1943. Crawford's songs were sung by India Adams.
1954	Johnny Guitar - When women hate Johnny Guitar	110 / F / T	Republic Pictures	May 27, 1954	Nicholas Ray	Sterling Hayden , Mercedes McCambridge	k. A.	USA: 2,500,000	A saloon owner is almost lynched by her rival for the affection of an outlaw.	Western that has become one of Crawford's best-known films over the years.
1955	The Beach House Female on the Beach	97 / sw / T	Universal Pictures	August 20, 1955	Joseph Pevney	Jeff Chandler , Jan Sterling	k. A.	k. A.	Rich widow falls in love with a gigolo and fears that he will murder her.	Coming back after a series of financially unsuccessful films.
1955	Marriage in Shackles Queen Bee	95 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	November 7, 1955	Ranald MacDougall	John Ireland , Fay Wray	k. A.	k. A.	Tyrannical wife of a rich man drives her sister-in-law to suicide and torments those around her.	The costumes were designed by Jean Louis .
1956	Autumn storms Autumn Leaves	108 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	2.8.1956	Robert Aldrich	Cliff Robertson , Vera Miles , Lorne Greene	k. A.	USA: 1,100,000	Lonely secretary falls in love with a much younger man who has a complicated relationship with his father.	Nat King Cole sings the title track .
1957	Esther Costello The Story of Esther Costello	127 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	11/6/1957	David Miller	Heather Sears , Rossano Brazzi	k. A.	USA: 1,075,000	Rich philanthropist takes care of a blind and deaf-mute girl and helps her to overcome a childhood trauma.	Film adaptation of the novel of the same name by Nicholas Monsarrat . The shooting took place in England.
1959	All of my dreams The Best of Everything	121 / F / T	20th Century Fox	10/9/1959	Jean Negulesco	Louis Jourdan , Brian Aherne , Suzy Parker , Hope Lange	1,965,000	k. A.	Three young women experience romantic entanglements in a New York publishing house.	Much of Crawford's appearance as the cynical head editor fell victim to the final cut.
						1960s
1962	What really happened to Baby Jane? What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?	132 / sw / T	Seven Arts Pictures Warner Brothers	10/26/1962	Robert Aldrich	Bette Davis , Victor Buono	980,000	3,500,000	Two former famous sisters have been living secluded in one house for decades.	The two stars shot the film each for a fraction of their usual fee. Crawford, however, received a percentage share of the gross profit.
1963	Women who are not allowed to love The Caretakers	97 / sw / T	United Artists	August 21, 1963	Hall Bartlett	Robert Stack , Polly Bergen , Herbert Marshall	k. A.	2,050,000 1,110,000 3,160,000 k. A.	A young doctor reforms the treatment of people with mental illness.	Joan Crawford plays the supporting role of a head nurse who is reluctant to come up with a new idea.
1964	The straitjacket Strait jacket	93 / sw / T	Columbia Pictures	January 19, 1964	William Castle	Diane Baker	k. A.	USA: 2,195,000	An ax murderer is released from psychiatry after years and is soon suspected of having committed new murders.	Joan Crawford took on the role after Joan Blondell was injured shortly before filming began.
1965	It happened at 8:30 am I Saw What You Did	82 / sw / T	Universal Pictures	May 21, 1965	William Castle	John Ireland	k. A.	USA: 1,000,000	Two young girls play pranks on the phone and unintentionally track down a double murderer.	Supporting role for Crawford, who is murdered after just 25 minutes.
1967	The Karate Killer The Karate Killers	108 / F / T	Columbia Pictures		Barry Shear	Robert Vaughn , David McCallum , Telly Savalas , Curd Jürgens	k. A.	k. A.	Two agents are looking for a formula that can turn water into gold.	Supporting role for Joan Crawford. It is the double episode The Five Daughters Affair from the US TV series Solo for ONCEL , which were edited together.
1967	Circus of Death Berserk!	96 / F / T	Columbia Pictures	11/11/1968	Jim O'Connolly	Diana Dors , Ty Hardin	k. A.	1,100,000 2,095,000 3,195,000 k. A.	A traveling circus is startled by a series of gruesome murders.	Edith Head designed some of the costumes for Joan Crawford.
						1970s
1970	The monster trough	90 / F / T	Warner Brothers	October 24, 1970	Freddie Francis	Michael Gough	k. A.	USA: 2,900,583 in first week of rental.	A world-famous anthropologist introduces an ape-like creature to the basics of communication.	The last film by Joan Crawford.

Remarks

1. ↑ The source is the information here: joancrawfordbest.com
2. ↑ Unless otherwise stated, the information originates from the MGM films: The Eddie Mannix Ledger, Appendix 1: MGM Film Grosses, 1924–1948 . In: Historical Journal of Film, Television, and Radio , Vol. 12, No. 2, 1992. For the Warner Brothers films: The William Schaefer Ledger, Appendix 1, Warner Bros. Film Grosses, 1921–1951 . In: Historical Journal of Film, Television, and Radio , Vol. 15, No. 1, 1995.
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5. ↑ cumulative values ​​including re-release 1947
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9. ↑ Top Grosses of 1957 . In: Variety , January 30-8, 1958
10. ↑ Shaun Considine: The Devine Feud , p. 336. Anders: Alain Silver, James Ursini: Whatever Happened to Robert Aldrich? P. 256, which is assumed to be US $ 1,025,000. Again A. Walker, who gives a budget of 825,000 US dollars on p. 171.
11. ↑ Considine, p. 346 with reference to “the income statement from Warner Seven Arts”. Different z. B. IMDB, which is assumed to be $ 9 million. In contrast, Walker even speaks of 10-12 million US dollars, without naming sources.
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