Get ready for an exciting journey through the world of cinema with our latest roundup, Henry Silva Movies. In this article, we will take you on a nostalgic trip as we explore the fascinating filmography of the legendary actor, Henry Silva. From his iconic roles in classics to his appearances in lesser-known films, we delve into the vast array of Silva's talents and captivating performances. So, grab your popcorn and settle in for a thrilling ride.
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1. Viva Zapata! (1952)
Viva Zapata! " is a captivating 1952 biographical drama that tells the story of Emiliano Zapata, a courageous Mexican revolutionary who fought against the corrupt and oppressive dictatorship of President Porfirio Díaz in the early 20th century. The film, directed by Elia Kazan and written by John Steinbeck and Edgecumb Pinchon, offers a vivid portrayal of the revolution and the era, set against the backdrop of the tumultuous events of the 1910s.
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2. Crowded Paradise (1956)
Crowded Paradise" is a 1956 drama film that follows the story of a Puerto Rican immigrant who is eagerly anticipating his wedding day. However, his fiance's racist landlord steps in, causing turmoil and conflict within their lives. This film explores themes of race and identity, as well as the challenges faced by people who are trying to make a new life in a foreign land.
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3. The Tall T (1957)
In the rugged Arizona Territory, a man of intestinal fortitude, Josh Stewart, finds himself caught in a web of betrayal. Kidnapped along with a wealthy heiress, the duo is held for ransom by a trio of ruthless outlaws. When the going gets tough, Stewart demonstrates his courage and ingenuity in defying his captors, leading to a thrilling showdown.
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4. A Hatful of Rain (1957)
A Hatful of Rain" is a 1957 drama film that delves into the deeply impactful consequences of addiction on a family. Centered around a Korean War veteran's devastating morphine addiction, the film paints an intense and harrowing portrayal of the destructive power of drugs.
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5. The Bravados (1958)
The Bravados" is a gripping and suspenseful Western drama released in 1958. This movie, directed by Henry King, follows the story of a man seeking revenge for the brutal crime committed against his wife.
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6. Ride a Crooked Trail (1958)
In the midst of a wild Western town, a mysterious marshal rides in on a horse. Joe Maybe, a fugitive bank robber, has stolen the identity of a lawman, and now he finds himself in a precarious predicament. The town's judge, wary of the newcomer's intentions, appoints him as the marshal, unaware of his true nature.
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7. The Jayhawkers! (1959)
The Jayhawkers! " is a gripping Western movie, set against the backdrop of the U. S. Civil War, where the independent Republic of Kansas rises under the leadership of rebel man, Luke Darcy, played by Jeff Chandler. However, the determined military governor sends an infamous ex-raider, portrayed by Fess Parker, to capture Darcy.
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8. Green Mansions (1959)
Green Mansions (1959) is a thrilling adventure set in the untamed jungles of Venezuela. Based on the novel by William Henry Hudson, the film takes us on a journey of romance and discovery.
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9. Ocean's Eleven (1960)
Ocean's Eleven" (1960) is a classic heist comedy starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. The film follows Danny Ocean and his group of former World War II friends who plan to pull off the ultimate heist in Las Vegas by robbing five casinos in one night.
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10. Cinderfella (1960)
In the whimsical world of 1960's Cinderfella, a gender-swapped retelling of Charles Perrault's classic tale comes to life. The story revolves around Cinderfella, a young boy who faces the wrath of his wicked stepmother and stepbrothers. When a kind-hearted fairy godfather appears, Cinderfella is granted magical assistance in escaping his cruel household.
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11. The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
The Manchurian Candidate (1962) is a gripping political drama and psychological thriller set in the height of the Cold War. A captivating and chilling tale unfolds as an unsuspecting American soldier, Raymond Shaw, returns home from the Korean War, only to become an unwitting assassin in an international Communist conspiracy. This suspenseful thriller stars renowned actors Frank Sinatra and Laurence Harvey, and is expertly directed by John Frankenheimer.
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12. Sergeants 3 (1962)
Sergeants 3" is a 1962 Western comedy film featuring the iconic Rat Pack trio - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Sammy Davis Jr. Directed by John Sturges, the film follows three U. S. cavalry officers and a bugler as they join forces to combat a Native American chief determined to unite local tribes against white settlers.
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13. Johnny Cool (1963)
Johnny Cool, a 1963 crime drama directed by William Asher, stars Henry Silva, Elizabeth Montgomery, and Richard Anderson. The story unfolds with the exiled American gangster Colini appointing his protégé-killer Giordano to the USA, where he is tasked with eliminating Colini's mob enemies. As Giordano immerses himself in this new world, he finds himself drawn into a vendetta against the enemy.
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14. A Gathering of Eagles (1963)
Embark on a thrilling journey with 'A Gathering of Eagles' as we delve into the heart of the Cold War. Set in 1963, an air force colonel, Jim Caldwell, takes command of his Strategic Air Command B-52 wing in a bid to pass a nuclear war readiness test.
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15. The Secret Invasion (1964)
The Secret Invasion, " directed by Roger Corman and released in 1964, is a gripping action-drama set during World War II. With an ensemble cast that includes Stewart Granger, Raf Vallone, and Mickey Rooney, this film tells the story of a group of hardened criminals given a chance at redemption - a mission to rescue a captive Italian general from the grip of the Nazis.
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16. The Reward (1965)
The Reward, released in 1965, is a gripping Western drama set in the arid wasteland of Chihuahua, Mexico. Tensions rise among a ruthless group of bounty hunters - Max von Sydow, Yvette Mimieux, and Efrem Zimbalist Jr. - as they capture a dangerous fugitive and make their way across the hostile desert.
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17. Hail, Mafia (1965)
Hail, Mafia, a thrilling 1965 French-Italian crime-drama, takes us on a heart-pounding journey through the treacherous world of Marseille's Mafia hitmen. Directed by Raoul Lévy and written by Lévy and Pierre Lesou, this film features stellar performances by Jack Klugman, Henry Silva, and Micheline Presle.
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18. The Return of Mr. Moto (1965)
Get ready for an action-packed drama full of twists and turns as you journey with Mr. Moto in "The Return of Mr. Moto. " Set in the thrilling world of Middle Eastern oil politics, Mr. Moto goes undercover to expose the mastermind behind the sabotage of oil wells and the quest for control of all the oil leases in this oil-rich country.
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19. The Plainsman (1966)
The Plainsman, " a 1966 Western film directed by David Lowell Rich, is set amidst the tumultuous atmosphere of an Indian war. The movie revolves around the characters of Calamity Jane, Buffalo Bill Cody, and Wild Bill Hickock as they embark on a mission to stop the conflict. The film, with a runtime of 1 hour and 32 minutes, stars Don Murray, Guy Stockwell, and Abby Dalton.
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20. Assassination (1967)
In "Assassination, " J. Chandler (played by Henry Silva) finds himself in a precarious situation when he is sentenced to death only to be resurrected as his own brother, courtesy of the CIA.
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21. Matchless (1967)
Matchless, " also known as "Dove Fai Vi? " is a 1967 Italian comedy, sci-fi, and thriller film. It stars Patrick O'Neal, Ira von Fürstenberg, and Donald Pleasence. Directed by Alberto Lattuada and written by Ermanno Donati, Luigi Malerba, and Alberto Lattuada, this thrilling adventure takes place in the world of espionage, where a skilled secret agent possesses a unique ring that makes him invisible for a limited time, every 10 hours.
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22. Never a Dull Moment (1968)
Never a Dull Moment" is a delightful 1968 comedy, crime, and family film starring Dick Van Dyke and Edward G. Robinson.
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23. Frame Up (1968)
Frame Up, also known as "Quella carogna dell'ispettore Sterling, " is a gritty crime drama released in 1968. Set in Italy, the movie stars the skilled and versatile Henry Silva as a determined police inspector, who faces adversity when both his son and a fellow police officer are brutally murdered.
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24. Drive Hard, Drive Fast (1970)
Race against time and unravel the mystery in the high-octane thriller, Drive Hard, Drive Fast. Brian Kelly stars as a renowned race-car driver who finds himself in a dangerous love triangle with Joan Collins.
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25. The Animals (1970)
In the hard-edged, unforgiving world of the Arizona Territory, a woman is driven by vengeance to pursue the five men who brutally violated her. Joined by an enigmatic Apache warrior, they march toward a confrontation that will shake the very foundations of justice and retribution. "The Animals" is a gritty Western film that tests the limits of human resilience, as the protagonist searches for redemption amidst the carnage and bloodshed of frontier life.
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26. Man and Boy (1971)
Man and Boy, " a gripping adventure set in post-Civil War Arizona Territory, follows a black ex-union soldier, Caleb, and his family as they attempt to build a life together. Despite initial harmony, reality slowly sets in, and Caleb is faced with the stark reality of his race standing in the way of his dreams.
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27. Black Noon (1971)
Immerse yourself in the chilling thrills of "Black Noon, " a 1971 Western-Horror film set in the treacherous Arizona desert. Join Reverend Jim and his devoted wife Mary as they travel through unforgiving terrain in search of spiritual redemption.
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28. The Italian Connection (1972)
The Italian Connection, " also known as "La mala ordina, " is a classic crime thriller from 1972 directed by Fernando Di Leo. The film stars Mario Adorf, Henry Silva, and Woody Strode. The plot revolves around a Milanese pimp who becomes the target of New York hitmen and gangsters in a thrilling game of cat and mouse.
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29. Cry of a Prostitute (1974)
Cry of a Prostitute, " also known as "Quelli che contano, " is a gripping 1974 crime-drama film directed by Andrea Bianchi. Starring Henry Silva, Barbara Bouchet, and Fausto Tozzi, the movie follows the journey of a former prostitute who becomes entangled in an Italian gang war. Teaming up with a notorious hitman, their mission takes them to new depths.
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30. Shoot (1976)
In the tense and gripping film "Shoot" (1976), two groups of heavily armed men find themselves eyeing each other across a body of water. As a deadly incident unfolds, the first group returns to their town in fear of the consequences that never come. However, they soon realize that they face an even greater danger that threatens to upend their lives.
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31. Contract on Cherry Street (1977)
Contract on Cherry Street, " a gripping 1977 crime, drama, and thriller, finds itself at the center of a tense police investigation. Set in the backdrop of 1970s New York City, the movie follows NYC detective Frank Hovannes, played by the iconic Frank Sinatra, as he and his organized-crime squad navigate through a web of danger and deceit to bring justice to their slain partner.
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32. Day of the Assassin (1979)
Day of the Assassin" (1979) is a high-octane action adventure film, filled with high-speed chases, intrigue, and murder. An explosion of a Middle Eastern luxury yacht sends treasure hunters from across the globe racing to Mexico in search of a long-lost Shah's fortune, accompanied by a mysterious document at the bottom of the ocean. The quest for the riches attracts a bare-chested and muscled man, aptly named Speedo, along with his fellow treasure hunters.
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33. Buck Rogers in the 25th Century (1979)
Step into the far reaches of the cosmos with the 1979 cult classic, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. This thrilling sci-fi adventure follows a 20th-century astronaut who awakes after 500 years of suspended animation to discover that Earth is under attack by an array of hostile alien invaders.
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34. Love and Bullets (1979)
In the thrilling 1979 film "Love and Bullets, " renowned cop Jack Warren takes a trip from the sun-drenched streets of Phoenix, Arizona, to the snow-covered slopes of Switzerland. His mission is to apprehend the enigmatic girlfriend of a notorious mobster who's set to testify against her lover in court. But as Warren arrives, he realizes he's not the only one pursuing the woman.
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35. Alligator (1980)
In the 1980 horror thriller "Alligator, " a baby alligator is accidentally flushed down a toilet and ends up surviving in the city's sewer system. Twelve years later, this seemingly harmless creature has grown to an enormous size due to feeding on discarded laboratory dogs that were injected with growth hormones. What once seemed like a harmless pet now becomes a terrifying behemoth that begins to prey on unsuspecting humans.
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36. Sharky's Machine (1981)
Get ready for an action-packed thrill-ride in "Sharky's Machine, " a 1981 crime drama starring Burt Reynolds. When Vice detective Tom Sharky (Reynolds) experiences a disastrous bust, he finds himself demoted, but his luck takes a turn when he and his team stumble upon a gruesome mob murder linked to corruption in the government and the world of prostitution.
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37. Wrong Is Right (1982)
In the thrilling adventure of "Wrong Is Right", Sean Connery stars as a relentless TV reporter thrust into a perilous web of intrigue, espionage, and danger. As he finds himself in the company of an unpredictable Arab leader and his quest for two portable nukes, the stakes couldn't be higher. Navigating a world of terrorists, arms dealers, and CIA spies, the reporter must outwit and outlast everyone involved.
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38. Megaforce (1982)
Experience the pulse-pounding action in "Megaforce, " a 1982 sci-fi thriller directed by Hal Needham and starring Barry Bostwick, Michael Beck, and Persis Khambatta. Set in a world where freedom often hangs by a thread, this rapid deployment defense unit comes to the rescue in times of crisis.
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39. Le Marginal (1983)
Le Marginal" is a gripping crime-action-drama set in the bustling city of Marseille, France. Seasoned police commissioner Jordan arrives in the area with a specific mission - to combat drug trafficking using his unique, no-nonsense approach. The film takes audiences on a thrilling journey as Jordan navigates his way through the labyrinth of criminal investigations, murder cases, and dangerous encounters with powerful drug trafficking organizations.
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40. Happy (1983)
In the 1983 thriller "Happy, " we follow the story of a former child show host who reminisces about the good old days. As he attempts to move on from his past, an unexpected tragedy strikes when his sidekick from the show is brutally murdered during a performance.
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41. Chained Heat (1983)
Chained Heat is a fierce action-packed thriller from 1983 that thrusts audiences into the searing reality of a female prison. This gritty and disturbing world is brought to life by talented director, Paul Nicholas, and a star-studded cast that includes Linda Blair, John Vernon, and Sybil Danning. Chained Heat explores themes of brutality, corruption, and exploitation from both inmates and staff.
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42. Razza violenta (1984)
Razza violenta, " also known as "Violent Races, " is a crime-thriller set in 1984, starring Henry Silva, in his final role as an ex-CIA agent named Mike Martin. Martin embarks on a dangerous mission to Thailand, where he must uncover a group of KGB infiltrators.
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43. Lust in the Dust (1984)
In "Lust in the Dust, " a comedy-western film released in 1985, a motley crew of dishonest misfits ventures into the Old West on a quest for buried treasure. Led by a suave cowboy (Tab Hunter), the group is armed with a mysterious tattooed map that they believe will lead them to untold riches. As they embark on their wild and humorous adventure, the group encounters many quirky and dangerous characters, all while trying to evade a vengeful lynch mob seeking revenge.
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44. Cannonball Run II (1984)
Cannonball Run II" is a high-octane action-comedy that takes audiences on another thrilling road trip across the country. Featuring the original characters from the first installment, "The Cannonball Run" of 1981, this film delivers the same wild, unpredictable fun as its predecessor. With the same cast of colorful characters, including Burt Reynolds, Dom DeLuise and Dean Martin, "Cannonball Run II" takes the fun to a whole new level, as they race across the nation in various cars and trucks, each with their own unique style, speed, and daring driving maneuvers.
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45. Killer contro killers (1985)
Killer contro Killers, released in 1985, is a high-octane action-packed crime thriller that takes viewers on a heart-stopping journey. Directed by Fernando Di Leo, this Italian exploitation film boasts impressive performances from stars like Henry Silva, Edmund Purdom, and Dalila Di Lazzaro.
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46. Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1986)
In the thrilling 1986 adventure film, Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold, Richard Chamberlain reprises his role as the iconic explorer, this time with Sharon Stone by his side. A mysterious gold piece sets the stage for Quatermain's quest, as he seeks to reunite with his long-lost brother, missing in the heart of Africa after searching for a legendary lost white race.
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47. Bulletproof (1987)
Bulletproof, released in 1987, is an action-packed thriller starring Gary Busey as L. A. cop Gary Busey. When Busey's character invades Mexico to rescue U. S.
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48. Amazon Women on the Moon (1987)
Get ready for an out-of-this-world comedy adventure with Amazon Women on the Moon! . This 1987 spoof brings together a star-studded cast for a hilarious take on the classic 1950s science-fiction film.
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49. Above the Law (1988)
Above the Law, also known as Steven Seagal's first film, is a thrilling action-packed drama released in 1988. The film follows the story of a former Vietnam vet who works as a Chicago cop, navigating the complex world of crime and corruption.
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50. Trained to Kill (1989)
Trained to Kill, " a 1989 action film directed by H. Kaye Dyal and written by Arthur Webb and H.
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51. La via della droga (1989)
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping action experience in "La via della droga" (1989), where a ruthless drug dealer, backed by a band of fearless mercenaries, reigns terror in Bolivia. As the Washington Narcotics Bureau steps in to bring him to justice, they realize the challenges of extradition.
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52. Dick Tracy (1990)
Dick Tracy, a classic comic strip detective, finds himself in the middle of an intricate web of crime, love, and danger when the captivating Breathless Mahoney makes her seductive moves towards him. Amidst it all, Tracy must face the united might of the mob led by crime boss Big Boy Caprice.
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53. The Last Match (1991)
In "The Last Match, " a young girl is arrested on an island in the Caribbean for owning drugs. Her father, a celebrated football coach, takes drastic measures to save her - assembling his entire football team to embark on a daring rescue mission.
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54. Three Days to a Kill (1992)
In the gripping thriller "Three Days to a Kill" (1992), fans of action, crime, and drama are in for a heart-pounding experience. When an army colonel and a seasoned mercenary are tasked with rescuing a kidnapped ambassador in three short days, they find themselves in the crosshairs of a ruthless drug lord. As the stakes rise, the duo must rely on their skills and instincts to survive an explosive shootout on a naval base.
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55. South Beach (1993)
South Beach, " released in 1993, stars real-life football player Fred Williamson in this thrilling action-crime thriller. The film follows the journey of a former cop and football star, who after getting into hot water, convinces his old teammates to help him out of a tight spot. With a Miami Florida backdrop, "South Beach" takes the viewer on an adrenaline-filled ride, packed with unexpected twists and turns.
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56. The Harvest (1993)
The Harvest" is a gripping crime-thriller set in the gritty streets of Mexico City. The film follows a writer on a mission to finish an action movie script. As he delves into the city's dark underbelly, he finds an abundance of inspiration - at a steep price.
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57. The Silence of the Hams (1994)
The Silence of the Hams" is a 1994 comedy-thriller film that stars Ezio Greggio, Dom DeLuise, and Billy Zane. The film follows federal agent Jo Dee Fostar (Ezio Greggio) as he investigates a serial killer with the help of an eccentric doctor named Animal, who is isolated in a maximum-security jail. This quirky duo team up to bring the killer to justice in a world of hilarious misunderstandings and absurdity.
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58. Possessed by the Night (1994)
Possessed by the Night" is a thrilling action-horror sci-fi film from 1994, released in 1996. This R-rated movie, running 1 hour and 24 minutes, centers around a mutant embryo in a jar that wields a supernatural power over those who interact with it.
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59. Fatal Choice (1995)
In the heart-pounding thriller Fatal Choice, FBI agent Jack Turner returns to his hometown, facing an impossible decision: to be loyal to his job or protect his brother, who's on the wrong side of the law. As he delves deeper into the darkness of his brother's criminal world, Jack must confront his own moral compass and battle the demons of his past. Directed by Jenö Hodi and written by Gene Mitchell, Fatal Choice stars Gene LeBrock, Henry Silva, and Charles Napier, delivering a high-stakes, action-packed drama that tests the limits of loyalty and family.
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60. Mad Dog Time (1996)
In the gritty world of organized crime, a cunning mobster rises to become the temporary boss of an empire that's both dangerous and unpredictable. With his boss confined to a mental institution, he must navigate the treacherous waters of loyalty, power, and deception in the face of ruthless rivals.
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61. The End of Violence (1997)
The End of Violence, " directed by Wim Wenders and written by Nicholas Klein and Wim Wenders, explores the life of a successful Hollywood producer named Mike. Known for producing violent movies, Mike suddenly becomes the victim of extreme violence, leading him to go missing. After he resurfaces, Mike joins a group of Latino gardeners and begins to reflect on his life and his choices.
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62. Justice (1999)
Justice" is a gripping 1999 crime thriller that follows a courageous lawyer and her partner, as they navigate a deadly web of betrayal and danger. Pursued by both the Colombian Mafia and corrupt U. S.
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63. Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999)
Experience the art of the samurai in the heart of the African-American Mafia world. 'Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai' tells the captivating tale of a hit man who adheres to the ancient Japanese principles of bushido - courage, honor, and loyalty - despite the violent circles in which he operates. Despite his dedication to these virtues, an African-American Mafia crime boss marks him as a target, setting off a race against time.
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64. Ocean's Eleven (2001)
Ocean's Eleven is a thrilling 2001 crime caper filled with high-stakes action, sharp wit, and breathtaking visuals. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Steven Soderbergh, the movie stars a star-studded ensemble cast, including George Clooney, Brad Pitt, and Julia Roberts.
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65. The Ocean's Eleven Story (2001)
Dive into the fascinating world of Frank Sinatra and his Rat Pack in "The Ocean's Eleven Story. " This intriguing documentary, released in 2001, offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at how the iconic group made a movie, performed multiple shows a night, and even played a role in electing a U. S. president.
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66. The Bronze Screen: 100 Years of the Latino Image in American Cinema (2001)
The Bronze Screen" is a thought-provoking documentary, released in 2001, that delves into the rich history of Latin American culture and actors in American cinema. Spanning 100 years, this enlightening film presents an intriguing journey through Hollywood, revealing the presence and influence of Latino actors and their contributions to the industry.
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67. Brando (2007)
Brando" is a riveting, heartfelt documentary that delves into the life and legacy of the iconic Marlon Brando, renowned for revolutionizing the art of acting. As the first biography made during his lifetime, the film masterfully captures Brando's essence off-screen, revealing the man behind the enigmatic persona. The movie explores Brando's professional journey, his complex relationship with the entertainment industry, and his indelible impact on film history.
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68. Step Brothers (2008)
Step Brothers, directed by Adam McKay, is a hilarious comedy starring Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.
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69. Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s (2012)
Eurocrime! . The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the '70s" is a captivating documentary that delves into the thrilling and often brutal Italian 'poliziotteschi' films of the 1970s.
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