Dive into the world of classic cinema with our comprehensive movie roundup of Marjorie Reynolds' films. Known for her vibrant roles and timeless performances, Reynolds graced the silver screen with her presence in numerous memorable films. This article takes you on a journey through Reynolds' illustrious filmography, highlighting her notable works and leaving you inspired by her indelible contributions to the world of cinema.
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1. Scaramouche (1923)
Scaramouche, " a 1923 drama film set in the turbulent atmosphere of the French Revolution, stars Lloyd Ingraham, Alice Terry, and Ramon Novarro. Directed by Rex Ingram and written by Rafael Sabatini and Willis Goldbeck, the movie showcases the complex journey of a nobleman's murder of his best friend, prompting a lawyer to transform into a revolutionary in pursuit of vengeance. Set amidst a backdrop of political upheaval, the film features dynamic characters such as Georges Danton and Jean-Paul Marat who navigate the chaos, with the presence of King Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, and Napoleon Bonaparte.
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2. Trilby (1923)
Step into the captivating world of "Trilby, " a 1923 drama film directed by James Young. A mesmerizing magician with a magnetic power to transform his subjects captures the heart of a beautiful art model from the Latin Quarter, turning her into a renowned concert singer.
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3. Revelation (1924)
Revelation, " released in 1924, is a captivating drama, romance film directed by George D. Baker. Viola Dana, Monte Blue, and Marjorie Daw star in the story of painter Paul Granville, who becomes famous for his mesmerizing portraits of women. The beautiful Joline Hofer, portrayed by Marjorie Daw, becomes the muse for Granville's artwork. But one portrait results in a stunning revelation - a miracle in Joline's life that transforms her in unimaginable ways.
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4. Wine, Women and Song (1933)
Experience the charm of 1933 with "Wine, Women and Song, " a delightful drama film directed by Herbert Brenon. This engaging production, based on a captivating play, tells a tale of love, friendship, and the unforgettable power of music.
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5. College Humor (1933)
College Humor" is a pre-code comedy featuring the talents of Bing Crosby, Jack Oakie, and Richard Arlen. Set in the Prohibition era, the film centers around a college professor and the school's star football player who both vie for the affection of the same beautiful coed. The movie delivers a mix of action, comedy, and music, with a unique blend of newsreel football game footage and archive footages.
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6. Dancing Pirate (1936)
Dancing Pirate, " a 1936 adventure comedy film directed by Lloyd Corrigan, follows the life of a Boston dance instructor who finds himself in a dangerous predicament at the hands of some boisterous buccaneers. With a runtime of just over an hour and a quarter, this exciting tale takes viewers on a journey filled with dance and adventure, showcasing the unique bond between rhythm and the perils of the high seas.
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7. College Holiday (1936)
Get ready for a riotous college comedy with a twist as "College Holiday" (1936) hits the silver screen. This energetic musical romp follows a group of cheerful singing and dancing students who are summoned to a struggling hotel.
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8. The Big Broadcast of 1937 (1936)
In "The Big Broadcast of 1937, " a faltering radio station faces the threat of closure when one last desperate attempt is thrown into the mix. Filled with excitement, laughs, and a touch of romance, the movie comes with a star-studded cast, including Jack Benny, George Burns, and Gracie Allen. With a runtime of 1 hour and 40 minutes and a lighthearted blend of comedy and music, audiences of all ages will find themselves enthralled.
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9. Collegiate (1936)
Collegiate is a delightful 1936 comedy that follows the story of a Broadway playboy who inherits a struggling girls' school. With the future of the school on the line, he sets about to save it by organizing a grand show.
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10. Broadway Melody of 1938 (1937)
Broadway Melody of 1938, released in 1937, is a lively musical that follows the journey of an aspiring producer, Steve Raleigh, as he tries to make a name for himself on Broadway. With the help of a newcomer actress, Sally Lee, and a well-known actress, Sally's rival Caroline Whipple, Steve faces numerous challenges and surprises along the way. As Sally's dedication to the show grows, she also finds a love interest in a former vaudevillian duo, Sonny and Peter.
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11. Top of the Town (1937)
Top of the Town" is a classic 1937 comedy film that takes place in Depression-era New York City. When Diana Borden, a wealthy socialite, returns from a trip to Russia where she becomes enamored with the plight of the city's slum dwellers, she decides to give back by opening a nightclub atop a towering skyscraper. The unique venue offers unusual entertainment, with acts ranging from opera singers to sailor impersonations.
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12. Thrill of a Lifetime (1937)
Thrill of a Lifetime" is a 1937 romantic comedy film that follows the misadventures of "Howdy" Nelson, a hopeless romantic who believes that anyone can fall in love with anyone else. He creates a summer camp and writes a play to prove his point, and soon finds himself in the midst of deception and chaos when the Yacht Club Boys arrive, posing as Broadway producers.
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13. Streets of New York (1939)
Streets of New York, released in 1939, follows the life of Jimmy, an eager and hard-working young man with grand aspirations. Upon arriving in the bustling metropolis of New York City with the ultimate goal of achieving great prosperity, Jimmy's character is immediately showcased as one who overcomes the stark realities of poverty. The film's 1 hour 13-minute runtime serves as a compelling glimpse into the gritty world of 1930s New York, capturing the spirit of the time through use of stock footage and intriguing cinematography.
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14. Mr. Wong in Chinatown (1939)
In the exhilarating world of crime and adventure, "Mr. Wong in Chinatown" (1939) transports viewers to a time of low-budget thrills, high-stakes danger, and a captivating storyline. Directed by William Nigh, this adventurous film stars horror legend Boris Karloff and the gorgeous Marjorie Reynolds. With a runtime of 1 hour and 11 minutes, this movie was produced by Monogram Pictures and released in the USA during the summer of 1939.
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15. Gone with the Wind (1939)
Gone with the Wind, " a 1939 epic historical romance film set during the American Civil War and Reconstruction era, follows the tumultuous romance between Scarlett O'Hara, a sheltered and manipulative Southern belle, and Rhett Butler, a roguish profiteer. As society crumbles with the end of slavery and rebuilds in the wake of war and societal change, Scarlett and Rhett face off in a passionate yet volatile relationship.
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16. Top Sergeant Mulligan (1941)
Top Sergeant Mulligan, " a 1941 adventure-comedy film, follows the chaotic lives of Pat Dolan and Budd Doolittle, two irresponsible individuals who are relentlessly pursued by Herman Mulligan, a determined debt collector. Desperate to escape Mulligan's wrath, the pair decide to enlist in the army to avoid further harassment. However, their clever plan backfires when they are assigned to the same platoon as their persistent tormenter, now serving as the demanding Top Sergeant.
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17. Twin Beds (1942)
Twin BedsBeds, " originally released in 1942, stars George Brent and Joan Bennett in an entertaining comedy of errors. The film follows the story of Mike Abbott (played by George Brent), a man who just wants to spend a quiet evening at home with his wife (Joan Bennett).
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18. Star Spangled Rhythm (1942)
Star Spangled Rhythm, released in 1942, is a delightful comedy-musical film that will transport you to Hollywood during World War II. The plot revolves around a former major actor who worked in silent films and is now a Paramount Studios security guard. His life takes an unexpected turn when his son, a sailor in the U. S.
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19. Blondie Goes to College (1942)
Blondie Goes to College" is a charismatic comedy film that takes the viewer on a lighthearted journey of love and higher education. Released in 1942, the hilarious plot centers around a devoted couple, a man and his wife, who enroll in college together only to discover that married students are ineligible. Faced with this unexpected obstacle, they resort to a clever ruse to avoid revealing their marital status, sparking a series of comedic misunderstandings and complications.
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20. Holiday Inn (1942)
Holiday Inn (1942) is a classic musical comedy-drama that captivates the audience with its delightful storyline and iconic songs. Starring the legendary duo of Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire, the two men vie for the attention of the beautiful and talented Marjorie Reynolds, as they set their sights on winning the heart of the stunning performer.
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21. Dixie (1943)
Dixie" is a lively musical comedy that takes you on a journey through the eyes of a young songwriter named Dan Emmett. Set in the 1940s, this film tells the story of a talented artist who leaves his home in Kentucky with dreams of making it big in New Orleans. Along his adventurous path, Dan's music takes him beyond the bayou to explore the pulsating rhythms of New York City.
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22. Three Is a Family (1944)
Three Is a Family" - a heartwarming 1944 comedy film that showcases the struggles of a couple's love and togetherness. Starring Marjorie Reynolds, Charles Ruggles, and Fay Bainter with a runtime of 1 hour and 21 minutes, this movie is a testament to perseverance and the strength of family bonds. Directed by Edward Ludwig and written by Harry Chandlee, Henry Ephron, and Phoebe Ephron, "Three Is a Family" explores the challenges faced by working-class families and the lengths they go to maintain their dignity and financial stability.
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23. Up in Mabel's Room (1944)
Up in Mabel's Room is a delightful 1944 romantic comedy set in the era of newly-married bliss. The film follows Gary Ainsworth, a recently wedded man who finds himself in an unexpected predicament. When he discovers that his ex-sweetheart Mabel still possesses the intimate negligee he once gave her, embroidered with his initials, it becomes Gary's duty to retrieve it from her room.
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24. Ministry of Fear (1944)
In the throes of World War II, Stephen Neale, a man recently released from an asylum, finds himself unwittingly embroiled in a high-stakes Nazi spy plot. As he frantically attempts to thwart the treacherous scheme, he is met with danger, deception, and unexpected twists at every turn. With the fate of his nation and his own survival hanging in the balance, Neale must summon every ounce of courage and cunning to expose the sinister web of espionage and protect those he cares about.
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25. Duffy's Tavern (1945)
Duffy's Tavern, " a 1945 comedy-musical film, explores the struggles of struggling record factory staff and a threatened company owner while offering an escape at the titular establishment. Ed Gardner stars as the hapless tavern keeper, while Bing Crosby and Betty Hutton take center stage in this entertaining production. Directed by Hal Walker and written by Melvin Frank, Norman Panama, and Ed Gardner, "Duffy's Tavern" offers a lighthearted journey through the highs and lows of the music industry in 1940s America, providing a nostalgic escape for viewers.
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26. Bring on the Girls (1945)
Bring on the Girls" is a delightful 1945 comedy-musical film starring Veronica Lake, Sonny Tufts, and Eddie Bracken. The story revolves around a wealthy millionaire who joins the Navy in search of a genuine bride, not swayed by his riches. His pursuit is disrupted by a charming, gold-digging woman who sets her sights on the millionaire at a luxurious resort hotel.
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27. Meet Me on Broadway (1946)
Meet Me on Broadway takes you on an exciting journey into the world of Broadway musicals in 1946. The film follows the adventures of Eddie Dolan, a director who's ready to make a name for himself in the cutthroat world of showbiz. Believing that he can create better Broadway productions without his current producer, Eddie decides to quit the musical he's working on.
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28. The Time of Their Lives (1946)
Experience the laughter and thrills in "The Time of Their Lives, " a 1946 comedy-fantasy film directed by Charles Barton. This classic film, starring Bud Abbott and Lou Costello, revolves around a psychiatrist who finds himself in a haunted mansion inhabited by mischievous ghosts from the Revolutionary War era.
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29. Monsieur Beaucaire (1946)
Monsieur Beaucaire" is a captivating 1946 adventure-comedy film set against the stunning backdrop of 18th-century royal Europe. The story follows the life of a charming but inept barber, played by the beloved Bob Hope, who is unexpectedly thrust into the center of political intrigue and danger.
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30. Heaven Only Knows (1947)
Heaven Only Knows is a captivating 1947 family western film that tells the story of an angel sent to Earth to save the soul of a saloon and gambling house owner. With a 1 hour and 40-minute runtime, this action-packed tale brings together a star-studded cast including Robert Cummings, Brian Donlevy, and Marjorie Reynolds.
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31. That Midnight Kiss (1949)
That Midnight Kiss" is a timeless musical romance that takes viewers on a journey through the world of opera and the heart of Philadelphia. The story unfolds when the talented Prudence Budell returns from her studies in Europe, determined to showcase her talents on the grand stage in Philadelphia. With the support of her beloved millionaire grandmother and the guidance of famed opera director Jose Iturbi, Prudence's dreams become reality.
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32. Badmen of Tombstone (1949)
In the dark and unforgiving world of 19th-century Tombstone, a group of notorious outlaws terrorizes the town, provoking chaos and fear among the townsfolk. It falls upon the shoulders of a courageous marshal, played by Barry Sullivan, to stand against the tide of violence and restore order to the once thriving frontier outpost. As a series of harrowing showdowns unfold, the marshal is forced to confront the deadly outlaws, their relentless pursuit of power and the ultimate cost of preserving justice in the face of danger.
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33. The Great Jewel Robber (1950)
Experience the thrilling adventure of "The Great Jewel Robber" from 1950, a captivating heist film that delivers nonstop excitement and high-stakes drama. Master thief Gerard Dennis (played by the talented David Brian) makes a daring escape from a Canadian prison farm, only to find himself in the bustling city of Buffalo. Joined by the cunning Peggy Arthur (Perdita Chandler), Dennis orchestrates a jaw-dropping robbery that leaves audiences on the edge of their seats.
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34. Customs Agent (1950)
Customs Agent" is a gripping 1950s crime drama that takes us on a thrilling chase through the glamorous city of Shanghai and the gritty streets of Los Angeles. The film's hero, a dedicated customs agent, is caught in a dangerous web of corruption and deception when he inadvertently witnesses the illegal export of an incredibly valuable miracle drug. Stripped of his duties following his partner's untimely death, he spirals into despair as he takes his licks.
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35. His Kind of Woman (1951)
In the 1951 film "His Kind of Woman, " a deported gangster concocts a dangerous scheme to infiltrate the United States from a secluded Mexican resort. As fate would have it, Dan Milner, a seasoned gambler, finds himself ensnared in this dangerous web of intrigue. As the stakes rise higher and the lines between good and evil blur, Milner must navigate this twisted world of crime and deception to safeguard his own life and those around him.
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36. Models Inc. (1952)
Models Inc. " is a gripping film-noir crime drama from 1952, exploring the dark side of the glamour industry. Set in the bustling city of Los Angeles, California, the film centers around a young woman who finds herself entangled in a dangerous racket involving beautiful models marrying for money. As she navigates this treacherous world, she discovers that the lives of these models have been prearranged and controlled, and that she too may become a pawn in their schemes.
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37. Juke Box Rhythm (1959)
Juke Box Rhythm" is a musical film set in 1959, where a royal encounter between Princess Ann and Riff Manton, the son of an impoverished producer, sets off a series of events that unfold in a vibrant, high-energy world of music and dance. When the Princess is photographed dancing with Riff, her wardrobe designer, Balenko, is impressed by their chemistry and commissions Riff for a large project. With the money earned, Riff helps his father produce a hit show, the Juke Box Jamboree, and the movie explores themes of jealousy, ambition, and the allure of fame through the lens of an exciting, upbeat musical journey.
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38. The Silent Witness (1962)
The Silent Witness, " released in 1962, is a gripping drama film that follows Danny, a young teen, and his mother, Mary, who find themselves entwined with Lieutenant Williams as he tries to win Mary's affection. Their lives are shaken when Danny witnesses a tragic accident committed by a wrestler named Gus Jordan. As the truth comes to light and emotions run high, the characters navigate the consequences of their actions and the complexities of love and grief.
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