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All 49 Henry Travers Movies (in Order)
Discover the timeless charm of Henry Travers’ performances in some of the most iconic movies throughout history. In this roundup article, we delve into the career of Henry Travers, exploring the roles that have made him a beloved and memorable figure on the big screen. From heartwarming dramas to classic comedies, we examine the films that showcase the versatility and talent of this remarkable actor.
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1. Another Language (1933)
An enchanting tale of a newlywed couple, Another Language (1933) tells the story of Stella and Victor, who fall in love and marry on a passionate encounter in Europe. The honeymoon soon turns sour as Victor’s family, dominated by his manipulative mother, finds Stella’s free spirit pretentious and aloof. As their marriage starts to crumble, Victor begins to side with his family over his new wife, leading them all into a web of manipulation and deceit.
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2. Reunion in Vienna (1933)
Reunion in Vienna” is a drama-filled romantic film set in 1930s Vienna. The story revolves around an archduke who, after years of banishment, finally returns to his homeland, eager to attend a lavish ball where he anticipates reuniting with his old aristocratic friends. As fate would have it, this reunion coincides with the unexpected meeting of the archduke’s former love, who is now married to a renowned psychoanalyst.
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3. The Invisible Man (1933)
In 1933, Universal Pictures released the classic horror-science fiction film “The Invisible Man”, directed by James Whale and based on the novel by H. G. Wells.
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4. My Weakness (1933)
In “My Weakness” (1933), a charming yet impulsive young man challenges his uncle to a daring bet. He wagers that he can transform a clumsy cleaning lady into a high-end fashionable lady, ultimately marrying her off to his bachelor cousin.
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5. Death Takes a Holiday (1934)
Death Takes a Holiday (1934) is a timeless drama, fantasy, and romance film that captivates audiences with its unique and intriguing plot. Directed by Mitchell Leisen and featuring an all-star cast, including Fredric March, Evelyn Venable, and Guy Standing, the movie takes us on a journey like no other.
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6. 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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7. Escapade (1935)
Escape into the whirlwind of romance and comedy in the 1935 film, Escapade, starring William Powell and Luise Rainer. Set in the beautiful backdrop of Vienna, Austria, this film is a delightful remake of the 1934 Austrian film, Maskerade.
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8. Four Hours to Kill! (1935)
Four Hours to Kill! ” is a 1935 crime drama film directed by Mitchell Leisen, starring Richard Barthelmess, Joe Morrison, and Gertrude Michael. Set in a Broadway theater, the narrative revolves around a police detective who has four hours to spare before delivering his prisoner, an escaped killer, and chooses to spend that time in the theater’s lobby during a musical performance.
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9. Seven Keys to Baldpate (1935)
Get ready for a thrilling comedy-mystery-romance ride in “Seven Keys to Baldpate” (1935), released in the golden era of cinema. This film follows a writer seeking solitude to complete his novel, but his quest for peace is disrupted by the peculiarities of the Baldpate Inn.
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10. After Office Hours (1935)
A whirlwind of comedy, crime, and drama unfolds in the 1935 film “After Office Hours, ” starring Clark Gable and Constance Bennett. Jim Branch, a tenacious news editor, finds himself in a tumultuous love affair with high-society socialite Sharon Norwood. As they navigate their relationship amidst marital infidelity and the murder of one of Sharon’s acquaintances, Jim must rely on her knowledge of the rich and famous to uncover the truth surrounding the woman’s death.
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11. Captain Hurricane (1935)
Captain Hurricane is a delightful 1935 romantic comedy-drama that follows the tempestuous Zenas Brewster, a seafaring man who earns the nickname “Captain Hurricane” due to his volatile nature. The movie takes place in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where Brewster develops a crush on his neighbor, Abbie Howland. As Brewster struggles with his fiery temper, a poorly planned investment lands him back at sea.
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12. Too Many Parents (1936)
In the heartwarming comedy-drama Too Many Parents, directed by the prolific Robert F. McGowan, we are introduced to the neglectful parenting of young Philip Stewart, portrayed by George Ernest.
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13. The Sisters (1938)
In “The Sisters” (1938), three daughters of a small town pharmacist grapple with the challenges and emotional upheaval of their tumultuous marriages between 1904 and 1908. Set in a time of change, this gripping drama explores the complexities of relationships, the power of loyalty, and the consequences of choices made in the heat of the moment. Featuring erol Flynn, Bette Davis, and Anita Louise as the leads, this captivating film will keep you on the edge of your seat as the sisters confront their fears, confront their mistakes, and ultimately discover the true meaning of love, sisterhood, and resilience.
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14. You Can’t Get Away with Murder (1939)
You Can’t Get Away with Murder is a gripping crime drama from 1939, directed by Lewis Seiler and starring Humphrey Bogart. The film follows the story of Johnnie Stone, a young man who gets caught up in the world of crime under the influence of his friend Frank Wilson. Johnnie finds himself involved in robbery and murder, using a stolen gun belonging to his sister’s boyfriend. As events unfold, Johnnie ends up facing the consequences of his actions, with a false accusation of murder leading to serious legal troubles.
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15. Dodge City (1939)
Dodge City, ” directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, and Ann Sheridan, transports viewers to the gritty and lawless Dodge City in 1870s Texas. This sprawling, dusty town is known for its ruthless gunfighters and ruthless townsfolk. When a determined cattle agent, played by Flynn, witnesses the brutality firsthand, he is inspired to clean up the town and restore order.
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16. Stanley and Livingstone (1939)
Stanley and Livingstone, ” released in 1939, is an adventure drama film set in East Africa. American reporter, Henry M. Stanley, is assigned by his editor to search for the mysterious Scottish pioneer missionary, Dr.
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17. Remember? (1939)
Remember? ” is a charming, whimsical comedy-romance from 1939, starring Robert Taylor, Greer Garson, and Lew Ayres. The film follows the story of a jilted lover, who exacts an elaborate revenge by giving his best friend, a divorced gentleman, and his ex-fiancée, the potion that will cause them both to forget each other. As the lovers try to navigate their newfound amnesia and the complexities of their relationships, viewers are treated to a delightful exploration of love, misunderstandings, and the power of memory.
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18. On Borrowed Time (1939)
On Borrowed Time” is a heartwarming drama-comedy from 1939 that follows the unlikely bond between an irascible old man and his orphaned grandson. When the old man unexpectedly takes in his beloved grandson, he sets out to protect him at all costs, enlisting the help of a whimsical agent of Death and a magical apple tree. As the story unfolds, the old man and his grandson learn the value of love, loyalty, and the power of friendship.
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19. Dark Victory (1939)
Dark Victory” is a touching drama film released in 1939, directed by the talented Edmund Goulding. Bette Davis stars as a young, socialite heroine who faces a devastating diagnosis - an inoperable brain tumor. As she confronts the reality of her inescapable fate, she must make a heart-wrenching decision to face it with dignity.
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20. The Rains Came (1939)
The Rains Came” is a classic romantic drama set in 1939 India. The film follows the complex interpersonal relationships of the characters, particularly among the British aristocracy. A married British aristocrat finds herself reunited with a past lover, who is captivated by another man - a charming surgeon.
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21. Wyoming (1940)
Wyoming” (1940) is a classic drama-western film that takes place post-Civil War. After a retired soldier is brutally murdered by cattle rustlers, the family he left behind is left in turmoil. Enter a train-robbing fugitive who, not only seeks justice but also aids the family in their fight against a land-grabber.
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22. Anne of Windy Poplars (1940)
In the heartwarming drama “Anne of Windy Poplars”, young Anne Shirley, now engaged to her beloved Gilbert Blythe, embarks on a new adventure by taking up a teaching position in a renowned school. This change brings Anne closer to her dreams while also stirring turmoil in a small, tightly-knit community led by the formidable Pringle family.
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23. Edison, the Man (1940)
Step back in time and witness the captivating story of Thomas Alva Edison in the remarkable 1940 biographical drama, “Edison, the Man. ” Spencer Tracy delivers a phenomenal portrayal of the 82-year-old inventor and entrepreneur as he recollects his remarkable 60-year career of scientific triumphs.
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24. High Sierra (1940)
High Sierra is a thrilling 1940 action adventure film, directed by Raoul Walsh and starring Humphrey Bogart, Ida Lupino, and Alan Curtis. Set in a breathtaking mountainous environment, the movie follows Roy Earle, a notorious thief released from prison, who is roped into assisting a group of inexperienced criminals in planning and executing a daring robbery at a California resort.
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25. Primrose Path (1940)
Primrose Path, released in 1940, is a riveting drama that tells the tale of a young woman’s struggle to find love and acceptance amidst a family history of prostitution. Starring the talented Ginger Rogers and Joel McCrea, the film delves into the complexities of love, social stigma, and the power of self-discovery.
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26. A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob (1941)
A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob is a delightful 1941 screwball comedy that blends romance, family relationships, and a touch of naval adventure. This playful film follows the story of shy, quiet Stephen, an executive in a shipping firm, as he navigates the challenges of love and relationships.
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27. I’ll Wait for You (1941)
Amidst the bustling streets of the city lies a hidden haven at the heart of the countryside: a quaint farm where the sun-kissed fields stretch as far as the eye can see. Amidst the idyllic landscape lurks a fugitive, a notorious gangster who seeks refuge with the farmers he endangers.
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28. Ball of Fire (1941)
Ball of Fire” is a sparkling, screwball comedy from 1941, directed by Howard Hawks and starring Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. A group of erudite professors, working on a new encyclopedia in a luxurious Manhattan mansion, take in a spirited nightclub singer named Sugarpuss O’Shea (Stanwyck).
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29. The Bad Man (1941)
In the rugged landscape of the Wild West, a bandit known as Lopez strikes fear into the hearts of the residents of Gil’s ranch. Hardy, Gil’s foreman, is on the verge of seizing the property, but an unexpected reunion changes everything. Lucia, Gil’s long-lost love, returns from New York and brings with her husband, Morgan.
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30. Random Harvest (1942)
Random Harvest” is a powerful drama and romance film from 1942, directed by Mervyn LeRoy. The movie follows the story of an amnesiac World War I veteran, played by Ronald Colman, who falls in love with a music hall star, portrayed by Greer Garson.
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31. Mrs. Miniver (1942)
In the early months of World War II, the Miniver family, led by the stoic and resilient Clem (Walter Pidgeon) and his gentle wife, Kay (Greer Garson), struggle to maintain some semblance of normalcy amidst the chaos and destruction of war. Their tight-knit family, consisting of their children, Vin (Richard Ney), Judy (Clare Sandars), and Toby (Christopher Severn), must all adapt to new challenges and heartbreaking losses.
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32. Madame Curie (1943)
In “Madame Curie” (1943), a groundbreaking true story unfolds as brilliant and determined scientist, Marie, captivates the heart of renowned physicist, Pierre. Together, they embark on the trailblazing journey to discover radium, despite societal constraints and personal disagreements.
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33. Shadow of a Doubt (1943)
Shadow of a Doubt, ” directed by the masterful Alfred Hitchcock, is a gripping 1943 thriller that masterfully blends suspense and psychological intrigue. Set in a seemingly idyllic California town, the plot revolves around a young girl, Charley, who is ecstatic when her favorite uncle, played by Joseph Cotten, arrives for a visit. However, as the girl develops a stronger bond with her uncle, she starts to doubt his true identity. The audience is left on the edge of their seats as Charley unravels the truth about her uncle, who has a dark secret: he is the notorious “Merry Widow” serial killer.
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34. The Moon Is Down (1943)
The Moon Is Down, ” a gripping 1943 war drama, vividly portrays the perilous life of a Norwegian village during the Nazi occupation. As the invaders seek to exert control, the community fights to maintain its dignity and freedom. Though some villagers embrace collaboration, others, led by a courageous German officer, engage in armed resistance.
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35. The Very Thought of You (1944)
The Very Thought of You” is a classic 1944 drama, romance, and war film set against the tumultuous backdrop of World War II. Director Delmer Daves takes the audience on a captivating journey through the lives of Army sergeants Dave and “Fixit” (played by Dennis Morgan and Dane Clark). These two soldiers from different worlds find themselves in Pasadena, California, on a three-day pass, exploring a world far removed from the battlefield.
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36. Dragon Seed (1944)
Dragon Seed is a gripping World War II drama that takes place in a small Chinese village, where the Japanese invasion turns the lives of its inhabitants upside down. The film follows a courageous young woman named Li Ling (portrayed by Katharine Hepburn) as she rallies her fellow villagers to fight back against their oppressors. As tensions rise, the villagers must contend with the constant threat of poisoned food and other horrific tactics used by the Japanese to break their resolve.
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37. None Shall Escape (1944)
None Shall Escape” is a gripping war drama set in 1944, centering on the life of a ruthless Nazi officer. The film’s narrative unfolds as a series of flashbacks from the officer’s trial as a war criminal. The story delves into the disturbing world of fascism, highlighting the horrific acts of violence committed in the name of ideological purity.
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38. The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945)
In the heartfelt 1945 film “The Bells of St. Mary’s, ” Father O’Malley and Sister Benedict, two dedicated Catholic educators, are pitted against each other in a playful rivalry.
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39. The Naughty Nineties (1945)
The Naughty Nineties, released in 1945, takes the audience on a hilarious journey through the life of stage show star Abbott and his sidekick Costello. When their captain’s riverboat is stolen by a group of cunning gamblers, it’s time to roll up their sleeves and set things right.
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40. Thrill of a Romance (1945)
Thrill of a Romance, ” a 1945 romantic comedy, follows the story of a swim teacher and a wealthy businessman who quickly fall in love and tie the knot. The couple heads to their honeymoon, but the businessman abandons his bride for a crucial business meeting, leaving her in the arms of a charming war hero.
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41. It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
It’s a Wonderful Life” is a heartwarming and timeless tale of a man named George Bailey, who, after struggling in his small town business, finds himself despairing about the world. One fateful Christmas Eve, an angel named Clarence is sent from Heaven to intervene, showing George an alternate existence where he never existed and the profound impact he’s had on his friends, family, and the town. As George witnesses the ripple effect of his existence, he learns to appreciate his humble life and the love around him.
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42. Gallant Journey (1946)
Experience the thrilling journey of the nation’s pioneering aviator in “Gallant Journey” (1946), an engrossing biography of U. S. aviation trailblazer John J. Montgomery. The movie, set in the heart of San Diego, California, brings to life Montgomery’s unforgettable career as the first American to fly a glider in 1883.
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43. The Yearling (1946)
The Yearling, ” a heartwarming and poignant coming-of-age story from 1946, follows a young boy who dreams of adopting a wild deer. In this vibrant family drama set in the American Southwest, the young protagonist embarks on an unforgettable journey of love, loss, and responsibility. Directed by Clarence Brown and written by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Paul Osborn, and John Lee Mahin, the movie stars iconic actors Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman, and Claude Jarman Jr.
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44. The Flame (1947)
In the film noir “The Flame” (1947), directed by John H. Auer, we follow the twisted tale of a woman whose life becomes intertwined with the victim of a blackmail plot. Set during New Year’s Eve, the story is told through a series of flashbacks, unraveling the complex web of deceit and crime that surrounds this Platinum Blonde.
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45. Beyond Glory (1948)
Beyond Glory” (1948) is a gripping drama following the life of Rocky, a young man plagued by guilt after he believes he caused the death of his commanding officer, Captain Daniels, in Tunisia. To escape his troubles, Rocky seeks solace in the arms of Daniels’ widow, and she encourages him to pursue his dreams of attending West Point Military Academy.
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46. The Girl from Jones Beach (1949)
The Girl from Jones Beach” is a delightful, light-hearted comedy-romance from 1949, starring the beloved Ronald Reagan as a pinup artist in search of the perfect woman. Taking on the guise of a Czech immigrant, Reagan uses his talent to try and win over the charming, but uptight schoolteacher, Virginia Mayo. Mayo’s preference for facts over figures sets the stage for a series of amusing misunderstandings and deceptions.
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47. The Accused (1949)
The Accused, ” directed by William Dieterle, delves into the captivating world of drama, film-noir, and romance. Released in 1949, this intriguing movie features a psychology professor, played by Loretta Young, struggling to keep a deadly secret; a self-defense killing.
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48. James Stewart: A Wonderful Life - Hosted by Johnny Carson (1987)
Join Johnny Carson in hosting an extraordinary celebration of the life and Hollywood career of the legendary Jim Stewart. This 1987 biography sheds light on Stewart’s remarkable journey as an actor, director, and producer.
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49. These Amazing Shadows (2011)
These Amazing Shadows” (2011) is a powerful documentary that explores the history and significance of The National Film Registry, a prestigious roll call of American cinema treasures. This film not only reflects the diverse array of films but also encapsulates the American experience, making it a compelling watch for film appreciation enthusiasts.
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