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All 48 Ann Sheridan Movies (in Order)
Experience the charm and charisma of iconic Hollywood actress Ann Sheridan in our latest movie roundup article. Dive into the world of this captivating star as we explore her most memorable and influential films. Prepare to be mesmerized by Sheridan’s captivating performances in some of the most iconic movies of her era.
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1. The Lemon Drop Kid (1934)
The Lemon Drop Kid” is a delightful 1934 comedy-drama that follows the escapades of con artist Wally Brooks. Wally, portrayed by Lee Tracy, has quite the reputation as a racetrack tout. One day, while in the company of a millionaire named Griggsby, who is confined to a wheelchair, Wally slips him a ‘lemon drop’ that he claims can cure any ailment. Griggsby places a $100 bet on a horse race that Wally secretly knows will lose. The horse defies the odds and wins, leaving Wally and his partner Dunhill with a sizable sum of money. They decide to take off with the cash, resulting in a thrilling game of cat and mouse.
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2. Murder at the Vanities (1934)
In 1934’s “Murder at the Vanities, ” a charming homicide detective with a keen eye for the ladies finds himself in the midst of a gripping mystery. The detective is tasked with investigating a murder that has taken place in the glamorous world of Earl Carroll’s Vanities, a popular and exhilarating music revue that brings together talented stars and a lively audience.
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3. Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1934)
Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, released in 1934, is a charming comedy-drama film that takes place around Thanksgiving. The Wiggs family, who live in a rundown shack and have a lot of issues, plan a simple feast for the holiday. However, things take a turn when do-gooder Miss Lucy brings them a real feast and Bob arranges for their sick boy to see a doctor. With help from their resourceful children, the family experiences joy, love, and hope amidst their struggles.
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4. Enter Madame! (1934)
Enter Madame! . is a delightful 1934 comedy-romance film directed by Elliott Nugent, starring Cary Grant and Elissa Landi. The story revolves around a man who marries an opera singer, only to find himself taking a back seat to her illustrious career.
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5. Ready for Love (1934)
Ready for Love” is a delightful 1934 comedy-romance film that tells the story of Marigold Tate, played by the talented Ida Lupino. Marigold is sent to a boarding school, but decides to leave and live with her retired aunt. Upon arrival, she is met with hostility by townsfolk who display their bigotry and snobbish attitudes.
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6. Kiss and Make-Up (1934)
Kiss and Make-Up”, a 1934 Paramount Pictures release directed by Harlan Thompson and featuring a talented ensemble cast, captivates its audience with an delightful blend of comedy, musical and romance genres. Headlined by Cary Grant, known for his playful yet endearing character as a plastic surgeon operating a thriving beauty clinic in Los Angeles, the film takes viewers through an intriguing tale of love, beauty, and unrequited affections.
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7. Bolero (1934)
Bolero” is a captivating drama film released in 1934 starring George Raft, Carole Lombard, and Sally Rand. The movie follows the story of an egotistical nightclub dance performer, Raoul, who is determined to succeed at all costs. He finds his only solace in his relationship with a talented dancing partner named Helen, and the two share a deep connection. However, when an unexpected tragedy strikes, Raoul is left with grief and a desire for retribution.
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8. College Rhythm (1934)
Get ready for a delightful blend of comedy, drama, and musicals with College Rhythm! . Released in 1934, this timeless classic revolves around a passionate piccolo player and an All-American halfback on the college football team, both of whom are in love with the same co-ed.
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9. Rumba (1935)
Rumba, released in 1935, is a dramatic musical film that tells the story of a captivating performance between the glitz and glamour of Broadway. The movie centers around a society girl, who, yearning for an escape from her mundane life, becomes mesmerized by a talented dancer in a famous Broadway show.
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10. The Glass Key (1935)
The Glass Key” is a gripping crime drama from 1935, where loyalty and friendship are put to the test. George Raft plays Ed Beaumont, the trusted advisor and bodyguard to Paul Madvig, a powerful city political boss.
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11. San Quentin (1937)
San Quentin” is a classic crime drama from 1937, directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring Pat O’Brien, Ann Sheridan, and Humphrey Bogart. Set in the notorious San Quentin prison, the film follows the story of an army trainer who finds himself in charge of the prison yard, a position that thrusts him into a dangerous world of gossip, lies, and murderous intentions.
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12. Black Legion (1937)
In the hard-hitting crime drama “Black Legion” (1937), a dedicated machinist succumbs to jealousy and finds himself drawn to a dangerous secret organization called the Black Legion. This violent group intimidates foreigners to secure privileged positions, including the promotion the machinist once sought.
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13. The Great O’Malley (1937)
The Great O’Malley, ” a thought-provoking drama from 1937, follows the life of a meticulous patrolman who is haunted by the unjust imprisonment of a man from a hardworking family. This cop, who adheres strictly to the rulebook, encounters guilt as he witnesses the man’s downfall due to his inflexibility towards justice. His journey tests his convictions and challenges his understanding of the law.
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14. Cowboy from Brooklyn (1938)
Step into the 1930s with ‘Cowboy from Brooklyn’, a delightful musical comedy set in a bustling New York City. After losing his job as an actor, the charming protagonist finds himself yearning to prove his authenticity as a cowboy to secure a radio position.
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15. Angels with Dirty Faces (1938)
Angels with Dirty Faces” is a gripping crime drama film from 1938, directed by Michael Curtiz and starring James Cagney, Pat O’Brien, and Humphrey Bogart. The plot revolves around a Catholic priest (Pat O’Brien) who attempts to save a group of street kids from falling into the grips of crime and corruption.
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16. Indianapolis Speedway (1939)
In 1939, “Indianapolis Speedway” is a riveting drama that weaves together action, romance, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. Ann Sheridan stars as Eddie’s dedicated father, Joe, a three-time Indy champion racing for his son’s college education. Pat O’Brien plays the role of Eddie, a young driver with dreams of the big race, but a heart torn between his own ambitions and his father’s wishes.
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17. Naughty But Nice (1939)
Naughty But Nice” is a lively and charming 1939 musical comedy that combines comedy, swing music, and a touch of mystery. Set in the energetic world of jitterbug dancing and hit parade music, the film revolves around Professor Hardwick, a rigid, old-school educator who abhors the new sway of the age.
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18. Angels Wash Their Faces (1939)
In “Angels Wash Their Faces, ” released in 1939, we follow a young man escaping his troubled past by moving to a new neighborhood with his sister. However, he quickly finds himself entangled in the local criminal underworld, controlled by a corrupt mob boss. As he struggles to start anew, he gets unjustly accused of an arson and murder he didn’t commit, putting his life and freedom at stake.
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19. They Drive by Night (1940)
In “They Drive by Night, ” two brothers, both skilled truck drivers, are thrown into a dangerous web of crime and deceit when one loses an arm in a tragic accident. Desperate for a new start, they both join a transport company, only to find themselves entangled in a deadly game of lies and betrayal. When the owner of the company is murdered and one brother is falsely accused as an accessory, they must rely on each other to clear their names and uncover the truth behind the sinister plot.
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20. Torrid Zone (1940)
Dive into the thrilling, comedic journey of “Torrid Zone” as we meet Steve Case, an executive of a fruit company struggling to maintain his precious plantation in the volatile banana republic. Revolutionaries relentlessly trouble Case, prompting him to seek the assistance of his former adversary, Nick Butler, in restoring order and profit.
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21. It All Came True (1940)
It All Came True” is a captivating 1940s crime comedy-drama that follows the thrilling life of Chips Maguire, a sly nightclub owner with a knack for playing gin rummy. When a police informant’s shot in the back makes him a suspicious figure, Maguire’s desperation leads him to blackmail his piano player into letting him stay at his eccentric mother’s boarding house.
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22. Castle on the Hudson (1940)
Castle on the Hudson” is a gripping 1940 crime drama that tells the story of an arrogant mobster, played by John Garfield, who finds himself sentenced to a long prison term in Sing Sing. Despite his guilty verdict and dismal prospects, he receives a second chance at redemption when the fair and progressive warden takes him under his wing. As the story unfolds, the audience follows the protagonist’s transformation from a heartless criminal to a changed man, guided by the warden’s unwavering belief in his reform.
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23. Honeymoon for Three (1941)
Honeymoon for Three is a delightful 1941 screwball comedy that centers around Kenneth Bixby, a well-respected author who finds himself in a complicated romantic situation. On the verge of marriage to his charming secretary, Anne Rogers, Kenneth encounters a former college acquaintance, the charmingly eccentric Julie, who’s married to the parsimonious Harvey Wilson.
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24. The Man Who Came to Dinner (1941)
Join us in the twisted and hilarious world of “The Man Who Came to Dinner, ” as it takes you on an unforgettable journey of laughter, chaos, and love. Released in 1941, this classic comedy follows the chaotic life of an acerbic critic, played by Monty Woolley, who finds himself staying with a Midwestern family after an unfortunate accident.
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25. Juke Girl (1942)
In the gritty, crime-laden world of Cat Tail, Florida, two farm workers, Danny and Steve, find themselves caught in a web of deception, corruption, and betrayal. As they navigate the dangerous landscape of the tomato crop, they form a bond with Nick, a struggling farmer.
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26. Wings for the Eagle (1942)
Wings for the Eagle, ” released in 1942, is an engaging adventure-drama set against the backdrop of World War II. The film centers around Aircraft workers, who find themselves entangled in a passionate love triangle amidst the tumultuous times. Amid this whirlwind romance, they face their own conflicts, dealing with draft dodgers, reprisals, treachery, and retribution.
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27. Kings Row (1942)
Kings Row, ” a gripping drama released in 1942, takes viewers on a journey through the dark side and hypocrisy of provincial American life, as seen through the eyes of five children growing up at the turn of the century. Directed by Sam Wood and written by Casey Robinson and Henry Bellamann, the film stars a talented cast including Ann Sheridan, Robert Cummings, and Ronald Reagan. Nominated for three Oscars and with three wins and three nominations in total, “Kings Row” is a must-watch for fans of the drama genre.
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28. Thank Your Lucky Stars (1943)
Experience the magic of “Thank Your Lucky Stars, ” an iconic comedy-musical released in 1943. Set amidst the backdrop of World War II, two producers embark on a mission to create an unforgettable charity show with an all-star cast that includes the likes of Dennis Morgan, Humphrey Bogart, and Eddie Cantor. However, their plans take a detour when the egotistic radio personality Eddie Cantor throws a wrench in the works.
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29. Edge of Darkness (1943)
Edge of Darkness, ” released in 1943, is a dramatic war film set in a small Norwegian fishing village. The village, which has been under Nazi rule for two years, rises up and decides to revolt against the oppressive occupiers.
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30. The Doughgirls (1944)
The Doughgirls (1944) is a witty and charming comedy set in the midst of World War II. The film follows three friends, each in a less-than-legal marriage, who find solace in sharing a hotel suite due to the housing shortage in Washington, D. C.
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31. Shine on Harvest Moon (1944)
Shine on Harvest Moon” is a 1944 biographical musical about the early 20th century Broadway stars Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth. Directed by David Butler and starring Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan, and Jack Carson, the film offers a glimpse into the lives and careers of Bayes and Norworth during their time on the Broadway stage.
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32. One More Tomorrow (1946)
One More Tomorrow” is a 1946 drama-romance film that follows the life of Tom Collier, a wealthy yet lazy playboy. Tom’s life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Christie Sage, a talented photographer, and together they take over the management of a liberal magazine called “Tomorrow. ” As Tom’s life becomes more meaningful, he proposes to Christie but is rejected. Meanwhile, the cunning Cecelia Henry marries Tom, creating a heart-wrenching love triangle among the three characters.
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33. Cinderella Jones (1946)
Cinderella Jones” is a delightful screwball comedy set in the midst of World War Two, starring Joan Leslie, Robert Alda, and Julie Bishop. Judy Jones, a talented singer who also works at an aircraft plant, discovers that she’s an heiress to a massive fortune. However, there’s a catch - she must be married by a specific time or risk losing it all.
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34. The Unfaithful (1947)
The Unfaithful, ” a gripping crime drama from 1947, tells the tale of a Los Angeles socialite who kills a man in self-defense, only to see the story unravel in the press. As people connected to the dead man come forward, the circumstances become murkier than initially anticipated. With a cast led by Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayres, and Zachary Scott, this film-noir thriller is an enthralling look at themes of infidelity, art dealings, and the complexities of marriage.
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35. Good Sam (1948)
Good Sam, a delightful 1948 film directed by Leo McCarey, is an engaging blend of comedy, drama, and romance that will leave you spellbound. Following the story of Sam Clayton, a kind-hearted fellow who enjoys helping others, his generosity often leads to his own financial struggles.
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36. Silver River (1948)
Embark on an exhilarating journey with “Silver River, ” a 1948 Western romance film directed by the renowned Raoul Walsh. Set in the rugged Nevada landscape, the story follows Mike McComb, a man forced out of the cavalry and into the world of riverboat gambling and silver mine ownership. As he navigates his new life, Mike finds himself cornering the market and attracting the attention of the President himself.
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37. I Was a Male War Bride (1949)
In the post-war chaos of Germany in 1949, “I Was a Male War Bride” follows the exploits of a French captain, played by suave Cary Grant, as he teams up with an American lieutenant (Ann Sheridan) to navigate the intricies of the War Bride Act. A screwball comedy with a twist of romance, this Howard Hawks-directed film sees the couple trying to find a way to bring the Frenchman to America, all without revealing his true gender. “I Was a Male War Bride” delves into themes of identity, cross-dressing, and the quirks of intercultural romance, all set against the backdrop of the American Zone of Occupation in Germany.
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38. Appointment in Honduras (1953)
Appointment in Honduras” is a gripping 1953 adventure film directed by Jacques Tourneur. Set in the chaotic year of 1910, the movie follows a wealthy American couple who find themselves as hostages during a challenging jungle journey. As the couple navigates the treacherous terrain, they become entangled in a counter-revolutionary plot in Nicaragua.
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39. Take Me to Town (1953)
In the heartwarming adventure of “Take Me to Town” (1953), a beautiful saloon entertainer named Ruby (played by Ann Sheridan) escapes the watchful eye of the marshal and finds solace in a charming small town. As fate would have it, Ruby becomes an unlikely surrogate mother to three adorable motherless boys who are longing to reunite their family.
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40. The Opposite Sex (1956)
The Opposite Sex” is a musical romantic comedy from 1956, directed by David Miller and written by Fay Kanin, Michael Kanin, and Clare Boothe Luce. Set in Reno, Nevada, the film revolves around Kay Hilliard, a chorus girl at a stage show, who discovers that her husband is engaged in an affair with a fellow performer.
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41. The Far Out West (1967)
In the vibrant 1960s, viewers were introduced to a wild and comedic take on the classic western in the form of the TV series, Pistols ‘n’ Petticoats. The Far Out West, a compilation of several episodes from this popular series, brings the humor and adventure to life once more.
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42. The Extraordinary Seaman (1969)
In 1969, “The Extraordinary Seaman” takes us on a thrilling adventure set during World War 2. A group of four American sailors find themselves marooned in the Philippines, where they stumble upon an old vessel, captained by the enigmatic Commander Finchhaven. Believing the ship to be a relic from WW1, they request passage to Australia and end up helping him restore his engine. The movie follows their exciting journey as they navigate through the thrilling world of war and encounter various challenges and mysteries along the way.
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43. James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dandy (1981)
In “James Cagney: That Yankee Doodle Dandy, ” the fascinating life of actor James Cagney is explored through a riveting documentary. With intimate interviews featuring Cagney himself, as well as renowned actors Donald O’Connor and Pat O’Brian, the film delves into Cagney’s unparalleled artistry and impact on Hollywood. As a dance pioneer, he captivated audiences, cementing his legacy within the film industry.
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44. Showbiz Goes to War (1982)
Showbiz Goes to War” is a captivating 90-minute documentary that takes viewers on a journey through Hollywood during World War II. This compelling film showcases the role of movies and those working in the industry, including classic clips from the 1940s, newsreel footage, shorts, and cartoons, both in color and black-and-white. The documentary brings to life the impact of the war on the entertainment world and how the industry responded, creating iconic war movies that still resonate today.
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45. Legends of the West (1992)
Legends of the West” is a documentary film that transports viewers to the rugged landscapes and wild tales of the American West. The film, released in 1992, features host Jack Palance as he delves into the mythic figures and unforgettable stories that shaped the region’s history, culture, and folklore.
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46. Twentieth Century Fox: The First 50 Years (1997)
Twentieth Century Fox: The First 50 Years takes viewers on a captivating journey through the history of one of the world’s most renowned film studios. Starting with the studio’s beginnings under the visionary Hungarian immigrant, William Fox, the documentary delves into the evolution of the company as it transformed from a small film distribution business to a major Hollywood player.
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47. Ronald Reagan: The Hollywood Years, the Presidential Years (2001)
Ronald Reagan: The Hollywood Years, the Presidential Years” is a documentary film released in 2001, showcasing the life and career of the iconic American president. This two-hour film takes the audience on a journey through the varied facets of Reagan’s life, from his beginnings as a Hollywood movie star to his rise as a political force. The film explores Ronald Reagan’s achievements and challenges, both on and off the screen, captivating viewers with intriguing insights and anecdotes about this exceptional individual.
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48. Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood (2009)
Cinema’s Exiles: From Hitler to Hollywood” is a captivating documentary that delves into the lives of the talented German filmmakers who fled the oppressive Nazi regime in the 1930s. Set against the backdrop of the vibrant Berlin film industry of the 1920s, the film provides an intriguing look at the challenges and triumphs faced by a group of professionals striving for success in a foreign country.
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