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All 50 Mariette Hartley Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of Mariette Hartley, the talented and versatile actress who has captivated audiences for years in movies. From romantic comedies to suspenseful dramas, we round up some of her most memorable film appearances. Join us as we explore the captivating stories and memorable characters brought to life by Hartley’s exceptional talents.
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1. Ride the High Country (1962)
Ride the High Country” is a gripping Western drama set in the heart of the gold rush era. The story follows an ex-union soldier, hired to transport a fortune in gold through treacherous territory. Along the way, he discovers that his trusted partner and old friend has a hidden agenda to double-cross him.
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2. Drums of Africa (1963)
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with “Drums of Africa, ” a thrilling 1963 film that takes you deep into the heart of the African jungle. Follow the journey of David Moore, an ambitious young man who has been hired to oversee the construction of a railway in East Africa. Joined by the owner’s son, Brian, they enlist the services of the legendary Jack Cuortemayn, a guide known for his knowledge of the jungle and its inhabitants.
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3. Marnie (1964)
Marnie, directed by maestro Alfred Hitchcock and written by Winston Graham and Jay Presson Allen, is a psychological thriller that unfurls in 1964, with a runtime of 2 hours and 20 minutes. Starring Tippi Hedren, Sean Connery, and Martin Gabel, the film explores themes of kleptomania, marital rape, and compulsion, all while delving into the employer-employee relationship.
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4. Marooned (1969)
Marooned” is a thrilling 1969 adventure film that takes its audience on a perilous journey into outer space. Directed by John Sturges and featuring a star-studded cast including Gregory Peck, Richard Crenna, and David Janssen, the movie follows three American astronauts who find themselves on the brink of disaster after their retros fail to ignite.
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5. Barquero (1970)
Barquero is a gripping 1970 Western drama, written by George Schenck and William Marks, and directed by Gordon Douglas. The film unfolds in the Sonora, Mexico, and Arizona territories, portraying a tense standoff between a gang of ruthless outlaws and the local townspeople.
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6. Earth II (1971)
Earth II” - a thrilling, engaging science fiction film from 1971 - takes us on a journey unlike any other. Set on an orbiting research space station of the same name, Earth II, the residents face an unimaginable threat. A Red Chinese nuclear weapon, with the capability to obliterate the entire station, looms over their heads.
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7. The Return of Count Yorga (1971)
The Return of Count Yorga” is a chilling horror film from 1971 that brings back the infamous vampire lord, Count Yorga. Set in a small community, Count Yorga continues his reign of terror by preying on the local residents and feasting on their blood. As he searches for a new wife, he also maintains a bevy of female vampires who indulge in his sinister desires.
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8. Sandcastles (1972)
Sandcastles” is a 1972 drama-romance film directed by Ted Post. Following the tragic demise of a young man in an auto accident, he miraculously returns to life to reconnect with the woman who attempted to save him. As they navigate their newfound reality, the couple grapples with love, loss, and the complexities of fate.
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9. The Magnificent Seven Ride! (1972)
The Magnificent Seven Ride! ” is a 1972 action-packed western film that follows the story of Marshal Chris Adams. As personal circumstances force him to seek help, he recruits a writer and five prisoners from Tucson Territorial Prison to battle against a gang of ruthless Mexican bandits. With the aid of a long-range rifle and the determination to protect the town, the unlikely group of heroes embark on a thrilling journey to eliminate the bandits and restore peace to their home.
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10. Skyjacked (1972)
In the nail-biting thriller “Skyjacked” (1972), a crazed Vietnam vet hijacks a commercial airplane filled with unsuspecting passengers. Demanding to be taken to Russia, the hijacker’s reckless actions spark a high-stakes race against time to thwart his deadly plan.
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11. Mystery in Dracula’s Castle (1973)
Mystery in Dracula’s Castle” is a delightful adventure-comedy featuring a trio of unlikely heroes - two brothers and a stray dog - who unwittingly stumble upon a team of jewel thieves hiding in a seaside lighthouse. As they unravel the mystery surrounding the missing jewels, they must also contend with the terrifying presence of Dracula’s Castle looming over their small town. With heartwarming humor and a touch of horror, this 1973 film directed by Robert Totten and written by Sue Milburn keeps viewers engaged as the brothers and their furry friend navigate a thrilling and dangerous journey.
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12. Genesis II (1973)
In the desolate and mysterious land of Arizona, the future awaits with a twist. Genesis II, a 1973 drama, sci-fi, and thriller film, follows the journey of a scientist who finds himself in a primitive society that lies far in the future. Preserved in suspended animation, he wakes up to a world that is both alien yet eerily familiar.
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13. The Killer Who Wouldn’t Die (1976)
The Killer Who Wouldn’t Die” is a gripping, 1976 thriller that plunges viewers into a world of espionage and murder. The plot follows a troubled police officer, who after his wife’s mysterious death, leaves the force and opens a charter boat business in Hawaii.
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14. The Last Hurrah (1977)
The Last Hurrah” (1977) is a timeless drama about ambition, power, and the price of success. Starring Carroll O’Connor as the determined and aging politician, the film follows his quest for a fourth term as the mayor of a city riddled with internal strife and external pressures. As he faces challenges from a new generation of discontented opponents, he must confront his own fears of age and illness.
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15. The Love Tapes (1979)
The Love Tapes, ” an engaging 1979 romantic comedy that aired in 1980, follows the journey of various individuals who seek the perfect partner through Frank Yost’s Good Possibilities, a state-of-the-art videotaping dating service. The clients face numerous comedic misadventures in their quest for love, showcasing the complexities and humor that unfolds during the dating process. Directed by Allen Reisner and written by Joanna Lee and Elliot Shoenman, this film stands out as an unsold TV series pilot that brings a unique blend of comedy and romance to the big screen.
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16. Stone (1979)
Stone is a gripping crime drama film from 1979. Directed by Corey Allen and written by Stephen J.
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17. The Secret War of Jackie’s Girls (1980)
During the height of World War II, six female helicopter pilots are ingeniously recruited for a top-secret mission. Operating solely in England, their mission is to bring valuable intelligence, refugees, and strategic weapons back and forth from behind enemy lines.
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18. Improper Channels (1981)
Improper Channels, released in 1981, is a heartwarming and emotionally charged comedy-drama that explores the resilience of the human spirit and the unbreakable bond between a husband and wife. Starring the talented Alan Arkin and Mariette Hartley, the film centers around a loving couple who fights tirelessly to help their injured daughter escape the confines of a foster care center. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 32 minutes, this touching story delivers a powerful message about the lengths a family will go to for justice.
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19. No Place to Hide (1981)
No Place to Hide” (1981) is a gripping drama, horror, and mystery film that follows the life of Amy, the only daughter of a recently deceased wealthy father. After her father’s death, she lives with her stepmother, who brings along a new family dynamic.
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20. Drop-Out Father (1982)
Drop-Out Father, ” a 1982 comedy directed by Don Taylor and written by Bob Shanks, tells the captivating story of a middle-aged man’s extraordinary decision to leave his high-pressure job in the advertising industry. This bold move has a tremendous and unexpected impact on his family, as he seeks to forge a new balance in his relationships with his wife, daughter, mother, and son. Featuring a renowned cast, including Dick Van Dyke and Mariette Hartley, this engaging film explores the complexities of family dynamics and showcases the emotional growth that can occur as individuals discover themselves and their loved ones.
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21. O’Hara’s Wife (1982)
O’Hara’s Wife is a heartwarming comedy-drama from 1982, directed by William Bartman, where a workaholic mourns the loss of his wife. But, not to fear, his deceased wife comes back in a benevolent form, determined to help him change his dreary attorney life and form a closer bond with his children.
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22. M.A.D.D.: Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (1983)
M. A. D. D. : Mothers Against Drunk Drivers” is a gripping drama film from 1983, starring Mariette Hartley, Paula Prentiss, and Shelby Balik. The film unravels the powerful story of Cindy Lightner, who is relentless in her efforts to drive the national campaign for anti-drunk driver legislation after her daughter becomes a tragic victim of a hit-and-run accident caused by a drunk driver. This poignant tale resonates with themes of motherhood, loss, and the quest for justice.
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23. Silence of the Heart (1984)
Silence of the Heart” is a poignant and thought-provoking drama that tackles the challenging world of a teenage protagonist, Skip Lewis, played by Dana Hill. Set in 1984, the film revolves around Skip, who experiences a combination of academic struggles, unrequited love, and denial from his family.
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24. One Terrific Guy (1986)
One Terrific Guy” is a gripping 1986 drama that explores the fallout from a scandalous accusation. The film revolves around a highly respected baseball coach, played by Wayne Rogers, who faces the wrath of a furious community after being falsely accused of sexual wrongdoing by a young female student.
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25. My Two Loves (1986)
My Two Loves” is a heartwarming drama exploring the complexities of love, relationships, and self-discovery. Set in the 1980s, the story follows a widow as she navigates the challenges of entering a new chapter of her life, forging a unique bond with her late husband’s former best friend, who is hiding a secret of his own.
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26. 1969 (1988)
1969” is a poignant coming-of-age drama set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. Two young friends, Tommy (Robert Downey Jr. ) and Dale (Kiefer Sutherland), escape the confines of their small town and join the war effort. Unfortunately, Tommy’s father (Bruce Dern), who disapproves of their choice, is heartbroken by their disappearance.
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27. Passion and Paradise (1989)
Passion and Paradise” takes us on an unforgettable journey to the glamorous world of the British aristocracy living in the Bahamas before World War II. Sir Harry Oakes, a wealthy magnate, grapples with the unexpected marriage of his beloved daughter to the charming but penniless Alfred De Marigny, a notorious gigolo. As the complexities of love and wealth intertwine, the community is thrown into a web of crime, drama, and mystery.
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28. Murder C.O.D. (1990)
Murder C. O. D. ” is a gripping crime thriller that takes place in the eerily quiet streets of Portland, Oregon. A sinister psychopath is on the loose, preying on unsuspecting victims and blackmailing the bereaved relatives into paying a hefty fee for their loved ones’ untimely demise.
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29. Diagnosis Murder: Diagnosis of Murder (1992)
Diagnosis of Murder” is an intense crime drama released in 1992, starring the legendary Dick Van Dyke. This compelling mystery follows the adventures of Dr. Mark Sloan, a brilliant yet misunderstood medical professional, as he dives headfirst into a complex investigation. Entering the high-stakes world of a possible murder, Dr. Sloan must navigate the labyrinth of crime around him, all while trying to clear the name of a close friend.
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30. Child of Rage (1992)
Child of Rage” is a haunting, dramatic journey that follows the life of a pastor and his wife as they adopt two children, a boy and a girl. However, the girl soon becomes plagued by terrifying fits of rage, prompting the couple to seek professional help and delving into her disturbing past.
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31. Diagnosis Murder: The House on Sycamore Street (1992)
Diagnosis Murder: The House on Sycamore Street” is a thrilling, suspenseful crime drama starring beloved actor Dick Van Dyke. Set in 1992, this mystery movie follows Dr. Mark Sloan, a respected medical professional, as he becomes personally involved in an intriguing case.
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32. Encino Man (1992)
Get ready for a wild and hilarious ride with “Encino Man” (1992), a must-see comedy that will have you laughing out loud! . When two high school misfits stumble upon a frozen caveman in their backyard, they bring him to life and teach him all about modern ways.
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33. Perry Mason: The Case of the Telltale Talk Show Host (1993)
In “Perry Mason: The Case of the Telltale Talk Show Host, ” renowned lawyer Perry Mason is called upon to investigate a mysterious and sinister situation involving one of his friends, Dr. Sheila Carlin. When Della, Sheila’s assistant, begins receiving harassing phone calls, Perry is brought in to help unravel the mystery. As he delves deeper into the case, Perry discovers that the culprit may be one of Sheila’s fellow radio hosts.
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34. The 9th Annual Genesis Awards (1995)
Gather around to witness the glitz and glory of the 9th Annual Genesis Awards! This star-studded television special, released in 1995, celebrates the best of the best in the world of animal rights and welfare. Hosted by none other than Edward Asner, Ellen DeGeneres, and Kevin Nealon, the show is filled with heartfelt moments and inspiring speeches.
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35. Falling from the Sky: Flight 174 (1995)
In the heart-stopping, true story of Falling from the Sky: Flight 174, passengers are faced with a life or death situation when their brand-new Boeing 767 runs out of fuel during flight. With time running out, the pilot skillfully guides the plane towards the nearest airfield, while the passengers brace for impact.
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36. Snitch (1996)
In the action-packed thriller “Snitch”, a deaf woman unwittingly becomes a pawn in a deadly jewelry heist. As the tension mounts and the hunters close in, a pregnant woman walks in the park, unaware of the danger surrounding her. This riveting film follows a strong female character as she navigates through the treacherous world of stolen property and crime.
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37. Baggage (2003)
Baggage” (2003) is a powerful and moving drama about the overwhelming burden of emotional baggage that often keeps us from truly living in the present. With a talented cast including M. Emmet Walsh, Mariette Hartley, and Vincent Schiavelli, “Baggage” explores the depths of human emotion and the interconnectedness of our lives.
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38. Sam Peckinpah’s West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade (2004)
Step into the bloodied world of Sam Peckinpah in the riveting documentary, Sam Peckinpah’s West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade. Explore the intriguing life and genius of the celebrated filmmaker who transformed the Western genre with his raw, controversial, and groundbreaking approach.
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39. Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus (2004)
In the heartwarming comedy “Single Santa Seeks Mrs. Claus” (2004), an enchanting tale unfolds when Santa’s son, played by Steve Guttenberg, embarks on a quest to find the perfect woman to become his wife and help him run the family business. As he searches for love among the bustling festivities of the holiday season, his journey is filled with laughter, romance, and unexpected surprises.
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40. Hit Celebrity TV Commercials (2004)
In this hilarious 2004 two-hour comedy, we delve into the world of hit celebrity TV commercials featuring some of the biggest names in entertainment. Get ready for laughter as Carlos Larkin, The 5th Dimension, and Don Adams bring their star power to the small screen in a series of wildly funny and unforgettable advertisements. With a talented cast of comedians and musicians, this star-studded film takes viewers on a journey of over-the-top commercials that are sure to leave you in stitches.
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41. Meet the Santas (2005)
Get ready for a heartwarming, festive, and family-friendly comedy in “Meet the Santas” (2005). The movie follows the delightful story of Nick and Beth, who are preparing for their upcoming Christmas Eve wedding and eagerly taking over their family business from Nick’s father, the legendary Santa Claus. But as Nick’s dad officially retires, the stage is set for an exciting journey!
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42. Novel Romance (2006)
Novel Romance” is a delightful romantic comedy from 2006, with a runtime of just about one and a half hours. The film is directed by Emily Skopov and written by the same talented individual. It stars Traci Lords, Paul Johansson, and Sherilyn Fenn in a fantastic ensemble. In the land of USA, “Novel Romance” was primarily produced by Raskolnikov Productions, in the English language.
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43. Love Is a Four Letter Word (2007)
Love Is a Four Letter Word is a hilarious romantic comedy that follows two divorce lawyers as they fall in love while working on a high-stakes case. The film’s charming ensemble cast brings this delightful story to life, filled with unexpected twists and turns that will keep you guessing until the very end. From a steamy kiss to a raucous party and everything in between, this heartfelt journey will have you rooting for the couple as they navigate the treacherous waters of love and divorce alike.
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44. The Inner Circle (2009)
In the serene world of a New England boarding school, five teenage girls embark on an unexpected journey of self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment. Directed and written by Camille Poisson, “The Inner Circle” takes viewers on a dramatic ride, as the girls stumble upon a secretive practice performed by a group of older nuns. This revelation shakes the girls’ belief system to its core, leading them on a path of self-exploration and transformation.
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45. Silver Skies (2016)
Silver Skies, a movie that will leave you with a mix of laughter and tears, follows the lives of a group of eccentric retirees who suddenly face eviction from their long-time dwelling. When their beloved apartment complex is sold out from under them, the retirees find themselves on an unexpected adventure to find a new home while dealing with the challenges of aging.
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46. Three Days in August (2016)
Three Days in August” is a thought-provoking drama that delves into the complexities of family relationships and the power of art. An adopted Irish-American artist prepares for a weekend where both sets of her parents come together under one roof to have their portrait painted.
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47. Counting for Thunder (2017)
Counting for Thunder” is a heartwarming and inspiring comedy-drama that follows the journey of an unlucky actor, played by Phillip Irwin Cooper. As he returns home to the deep south during a family crisis, the actor is inspired to rediscover his true voice.
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48. The House on the Hill (2019)
The House on the Hill” unleashes a thrilling journey into a reality-skewed mystery. Megan, once confined in a mental hospital, returns home to surprise her brother with the hope of reconnecting after years gone by.
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49. The Message (2020)
The Message” is an uplifting family drama that tells the story of a young girl named Chloe, who embarks on a journey to communicate a heartfelt message to her deceased mother. Set against the backdrop of the serene Camp Arrowhead, the film explores themes of grief, resilience, and the power of human connection.
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50. Our Almost Completely True Story (2021)
Our Almost Completely True Story” (2021) is a delightful romance-comedy film that brings together an unlikely couple through a chance encounter. Hollywood icon Mariette Hartley meets charming Jerry Sroka, a Jewish leprechaun, in a bird store. The movie follows their quirky journey to finding love in the most unexpected places.
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