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All 28 Joan Hackett Movies (in Order)
Get ready to delve into the captivating world of Joan Hackett, a versatile actress known for her outstanding performances in various movies. In this article, we’ll round up some of her most memorable on-screen roles, giving you an inside look into her impressive acting career.
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1. The Group (1966)
The Group” is a captivating drama that follows the lives of eight devoted female friends, all graduates from a prestigious Eastern university, as they navigate the challenges of their post-graduate world. The film captures the tumultuous relationships, career aspirations, and personal growth of these characters as they part ways after graduation, with each one experiencing their own unique journey. Decades later, these women reunite for one last meeting, reflecting on their past and the choices they’ve made.
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2. Will Penny (1967)
In the harsh, untamed west of 1968, aging cowboy Will Penny lands a line camp job on a sprawling cattle spread. Upon arrival, he discovers that his isolated cabin is occupied by an abandoned woman traveler and her young son. As the long nights pass and the long underwear warms them all, an unlikely bond forms between the rugged cowboy and the vulnerable family.
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3. Assignment to Kill (1968)
Assignment to Kill, a gripping 1968 crime drama directed by Sheldon Reynolds, follows a tenacious private investigator hired by an insurance company to unravel the mystery surrounding a suspicious shipping magnate. As he delves deeper into the case, he becomes entangled in a perilous network of deception, betrayal, and bloodshed. With a star-studded cast led by Patrick O’Neal, Joan Hackett, and John Gielgud, this suspenseful thriller keeps viewers on their toes as the protagonist struggles to untangle the web of danger that surrounds him.
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4. Support Your Local Sheriff! (1969)
Support Your Local Sheriff! ” is a rollicking 1969 comedy Western film directed by Burt Kennedy and written by William Bowers. Set in the old west, this light-hearted spoof stars James Garner as a newcomer who takes on the role of Sheriff purely for the financial benefits, with plans to leave as soon as things heat up.
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5. How Awful About Allan (1970)
How Awful About Allan is a 1970 horror-thriller film directed by Curtis Harrington, with a screenplay written by Henry Farrell. Starring Anthony Perkins, Julie Harris, and Joan Hackett, the film follows the story of Allan, a man who returns home after an eight-month stay in a mental hospital.
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6. The Young Country (1970)
The Young Country” is a riveting western movie released in 1970, directed by Roy Huggins and written by the same talented man. The film, with a 7.0 IMDb rating and 96.0 IMDb rating votes, runs for an hour and 14 minutes and is rated unrated.
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7. The Other Man (1970)
The Other Man” is a gripping drama, mystery, and thriller that was released in 1970. The movie, which was based on a novel, follows the life of a neglected wife who embarks on an affair with an ex-convict.
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8. Five Desperate Women (1971)
Five Desperate Women, set in 1971, follows a fateful vacation on an isolated island as a group of carefree young women face a terrifying reality. After one of their own is found dead, the survivors are left questioning the strange behavior of their only other human company, the boat Captain.
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9. Rivals (1972)
Rivals (1972) is a gripping drama movie that explores the complicated and deep-seated relationships between family members. Peter runs a tour in New York, and he soon finds himself drawn into the complicated web of Christine’s heart as she becomes a widow and falls for him. However, their relationship takes an unexpected turn as Christine’s 10-year-old son becomes excessively attached to her. This unhealthy bond manifests in various ways, including jealousy and pathological behavior.
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10. The Last of Sheila (1973)
The Last of Sheila is a thrilling movie set in 1973, directed by Herbert Ross and written by Stephen Sondheim and Anthony Perkins. With a runtime of 2 hours, this movie is a gripping tale of crime, drama, and mystery. The film takes place a year after Sheila’s tragic death in a hit-and-run accident, and her wealthy husband decides to invite a group of friends aboard his lavish yacht for a week. The plan? To play a mysterious scavenger hunt game. However, things soon turn deadly as the game takes an alarming real-life turn, leaving the guests in deadly danger.
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11. Class of ‘63 (1973)
Class of ‘63” is a gripping 1973 drama film directed by John Korty. The story unfolds as a jealous husband takes matters into his own hands during a college reunion, plotting to exact revenge on his wife’s former lover, whom he believes is having an ongoing affair with her.
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12. The Terminal Man (1974)
The Terminal Man is a 1974 horror, sci-fi, and thriller film that captivates audiences with its chilling premise. As the story unfolds, we are introduced to a man suffering from violent seizures. Desperate for a cure, he undergoes an experimental procedure, where microcomputers are inserted into his brain.
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13. Reflections of Murder (1974)
Reflections of Murder, ” a 1974 thriller directed by John Badham, tells the chilling story of a headmaster’s murder at a boy’s school. The plot revolves around the abusive headmaster’s wife and mistress, who team up to kill him and dispose of his body in the school’s swimming pool.
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14. Mackintosh and T.J. (1975)
Mackintosh and T. J. ” is a 1975 drama-western film set on a cattle ranch. Directed by Marvin J. Chomsky and starring Roy Rogers, Clay O’Brien, and Joan Hackett, the movie follows Roy, a ranch hand and a drifter, who takes a young man under his wing and helps him grow up.
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15. Treasure of Matecumbe (1976)
In the late 1800s, a young boy named Billy and his friends embark on a thrilling adventure to search for a long-lost treasure chest hidden in the Florida Everglades, revealed by his late father during the Civil War. Joined by his loyal friend, a street-smart orphan named Corky, and their diverse group of newfound allies, they soon uncover hidden secrets, danger, and unexpected friendships.
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16. Stonestreet: Who Killed the Centerfold Model? (1977)
Stonestreet: Who Killed the Centerfold Model? ” (1977) is a gripping drama-mystery film that follows a female private detective as she takes on a chilling undercover mission to find a missing millionaire’s daughter. Set in the world of adult entertainment, our fearless heroine uses her skills to infiltrate a porno studio, where she finds herself entangled in a web of crime and intrigue.
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17. The Possessed (1977)
A thrilling tale of terror unfolds in “The Possessed, ” where a seasoned exorcist, once a devoted priest, takes on the Satanic forces plaguing a prestigious all-girls school. With Harrison Ford and James Farentino leading the charge, this 70s horror classic will keep you on the edge of your seat as the demonic forces wreak havoc on the unsuspecting students.
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18. Dead of Night (1977)
Dead of Night” is a gripping anthology horror film that takes viewers on a chilling journey through three interconnected stories. The movie unfolds with a vintage car that mysteriously transports its driver back to 1926, immersing him in a world where time travel has catastrophic consequences.
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19. The North Avenue Irregulars (1979)
Step into a charming comedy-action world with “The North Avenue Irregulars” (1979), a heartwarming and unforgettable flick starring the talented Edward Herrmann, Barbara Harris, and Susan Clark. The film revolves around an unexpected alliance between a new preacher in town and a group of six dedicated church ladies, all ready to take on a series of crime-fighting adventures.
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20. Pleasure Cove (1979)
Dive into the sun-soaked world of ‘Pleasure Cove’, a 1979 comedy-drama that takes you on a tantalizing voyage to a luxury seaside resort. Directed by Bruce Bilson and written by Lou Shaw, this film offers a captivating and heartwarming glimpse into the lives of its vibrant guests and dedicated staff.
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21. Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video (1979)
Step into the wacky world of Mike O’Donoghue’s “Mr. Mike’s Mondo Video, ” a quirky 1979 comedy that celebrates all things odd and unusual. This satirical masterpiece, inspired by “Mondo Cane, ” showcases an eclectic mix of performers, musicians, and celebrity transformations in a series of quirky short films.
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22. One-Trick Pony (1980)
One-Trick Pony, a comic drama from 1980, follows the life of Jonah, a once-popular folk-rock musician, now grappling with an apathetic record company executive and a talentless producer. Simultaneously, he struggles to save his crumbling marriage.
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23. The Long Days of Summer (1980)
The Long Days of Summer” is set in 1939 and follows the emotional journey of a young Jewish boy named Daniel and his lawyer father, as they face the challenges of prejudice in a New England town. The story is a heartfelt drama that explores the impact of hate and discrimination during a time of great change.
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24. Only When I Laugh (1981)
Only When I Laugh” is a heartwarming comedy-drama from 1981, directed by Glenn Jordan and written by the esteemed Neil Simon. Starring Marsha Mason, Kristy McNichol, and Ed Moore, this film was nominated for three Oscars and has a total of eight nominations. With a runtime of two hours, the movie has an IMDb rating of 6.4 and a box office gross of $25,524,778.
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25. The Escape Artist (1982)
The Escape Artist, ” a 1982 drama film directed by Caleb Deschanel, follows the journey of teenager Danny Masters. The gifted amateur magician is determined to follow in his father’s footsteps, who was allegedly known as the second best escape artist in the world when he died during a perilous routine.
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26. The Long Summer of George Adams (1982)
In the mid-20th century, a middle-aged man named George Adams (James Garner) resides in a small-town Middle America. The film, titled “The Long Summer of George Adams, ” unfolds as he faces the profound changes and turning points in a pivotal year of his life.
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27. Paper Dolls (1982)
Paper Dolls, ” a captivating 1982 drama movie, takes viewers into the world of teenage fashion models and their mothers. Directed by Edward Zwick, the film follows the compelling stories of three mothers, portrayed by Joan Hackett, Jennifer Warren, and Joan Collins, who are determined to market their daughters for a powerful agent. As they navigate the high-stakes environment of the fashion industry, they form deep bonds of friendship with each other.
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28. Flicks (1983)
Get ready for a hilarious ride as you step into the wacky world of ‘Flicks’! This offbeat 1983 comedy is a loving parody of Saturday afternoon matinees, complete with amusing cameos and a laugh-out-loud cartoon. The film takes a playful jab at various movie genres, from detective dramas to sci-fi extravaganzas, and even includes a cheeky nod to the iconic ‘Flash Gordon’.
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