Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey with Peter Graves Movies! This roundup article brings you the most thrilling and unforgettable film experiences starring the iconic actor Peter Graves. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, we've got you covered with a comprehensive list of must-watch movies featuring the talented Graves.
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1. Fort Defiance (1951)
In 1951, "Fort Defiance" takes viewers on an unforgettable Western journey led by a former Civil War solider on the hunt for revenge. After losing his brother in a senseless conflict, he's now on a deadly mission to eliminate the man responsible for the tragedy.
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2. Angels in the Outfield (1951)
Angels in the Outfield" is a heartwarming, fantasy-comedy that offers a fresh take on sportsmanship and personal growth. When the Pittsburgh Pirates' manager lands himself in a feud with a feisty reporter, things heat up on and off the field.
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3. Up Front (1951)
Up Front, " a 1951 comedy film, follows the W. W. II cartoon's famed G. I. s, Willie and Joe, as they tackle the Italian front with humor and irony. Based on the cartoons created by Bill Mauldin, Stanley Roberts, and Ring Lardner Jr. , the film showcases the exploits of these soldiers on a 3-day pass in Naples.
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4. Stalag 17 (1953)
Stalag 17" is a World War II-set film that centers on life in a prisoner of war camp, where the tension and humor often overlap. Directed by the legendary Billy Wilder and based on a Broadway play by Donald Bevan and Edwin Blum, the film was a big hit in 1953, earning one Oscar and six nominations in total.
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5. East of Sumatra (1953)
East of Sumatra, a thrilling 1953 adventure film directed by Budd Boetticher, stars charismatic actors Jeff Chandler and Marilyn Maxwell. Set in a tropical jungle, the story follows Duke Mullane as he embarks on a mission to establish a tin mine. However, the native inhabitants are not welcoming, presenting a dangerous and challenging environment.
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6. Beneath the 12-Mile Reef (1953)
Beneath the 12-Mile Reef" is a thrilling 1953 adventure-drama directed by Robert D. Webb and written by A. I. Bezzerides.
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7. The Raid (1954)
In the 1954 war drama, "The Raid, " a group of Confederate prisoners break free from captivity and set their sights on robbing banks and burning down the tiny town of Saint Albans, Vermont. Their plan quickly gains momentum as the leader of the group navigates the town, finding himself drawn into the lives of a beautiful widow and her young son.
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8. Killers from Space (1954)
Join the cosmic chaos in Killers from Space (1954), where an unsuspecting atomic scientist discovers that his plane crash was no mere accident. Snatched up by alien abductors, he returns with a shocking revelation: Earth is under imminent threat from extraterrestrial invaders.
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9. The Long Gray Line (1955)
In "The Long Gray Line, " set in 1898, Irish immigrant Martin Maher finds employment at West Point, the prestigious military academy. Over the course of a remarkable 50-year career, Maher rises through the ranks, eventually becoming an NCO and instructor.
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10. Wichita (1955)
Wichita" is a 1955 Western film directed by Jacques Tourneur. Set in 1874, the story revolves around Wyatt Earp, who, reluctantly accepting the Marshal's job in Wichita, finds himself in the middle of the worst local troublemakers. The drama unfolds as Earp takes on bank robbers and struggles with the lawlessness of the town.
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11. The Naked Street (1955)
The Naked Street (1955) is a crime drama film noir that brings together a talented ensemble cast, including Farley Granger, Anthony Quinn, and Anne Bancroft. Granger portrays a condemned murderer who finds an unlikely savior in the form of mobster Quinn, who springs him from jail due to his sister's unplanned pregnancy.
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12. The Night of the Hunter (1955)
The Night of the Hunter" is a gripping crime drama that takes place in a small Southern town where a self-proclaimed preacher marries a vulnerable widow. The widow's children, unsuspecting of their new stepfather's ulterior motives, knowingly hold the key to a hidden fortune.
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13. The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell (1955)
The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell" is a gripping 1955 biographical drama directed by Otto Preminger. It tells the story of the titular character, General Billy Mitchell, a visionary who publicly calls out the High Command for their negligence of aerial fighting forces.
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14. It Conquered the World (1956)
In "It Conquered the World" (1956), Dr. Paul Nelson, a compassionate scientist, brings an alien creature from Venus to Earth with the intention of eradicating human emotions. However, things take a dark turn as the creature uses its mind control abilities to manipulate humans, resulting in death and sorrow.
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15. Hold Back the Night (1956)
In the gripping war drama "Hold Back the Night" (1956), directed by Allan Dwan, we follow an American officer through the Korean War as he tells his comrades the story of a mysterious bottle of scotch. Each flashback transports us to significant events in the officer's life that led him to keep the bottle close but never drink from it.
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16. Bayou (1957)
Bayou" is a captivating 1957 drama film that explores the journey of a New York architect who encounters a mesmerizing Cajun beauty in a rural bayou village. This enthralling story takes place in a unique and remote setting, providing an unforgettable backdrop for the developing relationship between the two central characters.
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17. Beginning of the End (1957)
Beginning of the End, " released in 1957, is a thrilling sci-fi horror film that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats. Peggie Castle stars as Audrey Ames, a persistent journalist determined to uncover the truth about colossal grasshoppers produced accidentally at an Illinois State experimental farm.
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18. A Rage to Live (1965)
In the 1965 drama "A Rage to Live, " Suzanne Pleshette plays a woman whose sexual compulsions threaten to tear apart her marriage. Directed by Walter Grauman and written by John T. Kelley and John O'Hara, this riveting film explores the dark side of desire and its consequences.
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19. Texas Across the River (1966)
In 19th-century Texas, the line between love and danger is blurred as a spirited Louisiana belle finds herself entangled in a passionate, dangerous love triangle. Pitted against each other in a passionate duel are a charming, but wanted Spanish nobleman, and a rough-and-ready Texas gunrunner.
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20. The Ballad of Josie (1967)
The Ballad of Josie (1967) is a delightful Western comedy that takes place in a small town where a widow named Josie raises sheep instead of the traditional cattle, stirring up a range war between ranchers and sheepherders. What's even more shocking is when Josie teams up with the local women to stage a demonstration for women's suffrage.
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21. The 5-Man Army (1969)
The 5-Man Army, originally titled Un esercito di 5 uomini, is a high-octane Italian Western with an edge. In this 1969 classic set in the 1910s, a hardened mercenary, played by the charismatic James Daly, assembles a team of four battle-hardened specialists led by Bud Spencer, for a daring mission. Their target: a golden train of the Mexican Army loaded with $500,000 worth of gold.
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22. Mission Impossible Versus the Mob (1969)
Embark on a thrilling mission with Jim Phelps and his unstoppable Mission Force in the 1969 classic, Mission Impossible Versus the Mob. Adapted from the popular TV series, this action-packed adventure centers around the relentless pursuit of a criminal syndicate led by Frank Wayne. Join forces with Jim and the task force as they take on the impossible mission to dismantle Wayne's empire.
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23. Where Have All the People Gone (1974)
Where Have All the People Gone" is a 1974 post-apocalyptic sci-fi drama that portrays a world devastated by a catastrophic solar flare, leaving only a few survivors. With almost all life reduced to a powdery substance, a resilient group embarks on a treacherous journey across the desolate Earth in search of a safe haven. This thought-provoking film, directed by John Llewellyn Moxey, explores the resilience and adaptability of humanity amidst unimaginable tragedy.
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24. SST: Death Flight (1977)
In the year 1977, "SST: Death Flight" takes the audience on a thrilling journey filled with suspense, danger, and uncertainty. This high-tension disaster film revolves around the crew and passengers of the very first supersonic transport aircraft in America. On the day of its maiden voyage, the aircraft has to face two seemingly insurmountable obstacles: an act of sabotage that makes the plane airborne-only and a deadly flu that spreads among the passengers.
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25. Death Car on the Freeway (1979)
Death Car on the Freeway is a chilling Mystery-Thriller film released in 1979, directed by Hal Needham and written by William Wood. The movie stars Shelley Hack, Frank Gorshin, and Peter Graves. The plot revolves around an unknown, psychotic driver who uses his van to target and kill unsuspecting female drivers on the freeway. As the body count grows, a determined detective and a strong female character join forces to unravel the mystery and catch the killer before they strike again.
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26. The Memory of Eva Ryker (1980)
The Memory of Eva Ryker" is a heart-wrenching drama film from 1980, directed by Walter Grauman and based on a novel. This emotionally intense movie revolves around a young woman who has been haunted by the tragic death of her mother, who perished on a cruise ship torpedoed during World War II.
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27. Airplane! (1980)
Airplane! " zooms into theaters as a hilarious comic spoof of in-flight emergencies. Set in a world of quirky airline passengers and a neurotic ex-fighter pilot, the film takes viewers on a comical journey after the plane's crew succumbs to food poisoning. With the skillful guidance of a former ace, the hilariously unconventional attempt to land the commercial airplane safely becomes the ultimate battle of wits.
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28. 300 Miles for Stephanie (1981)
300 Miles for Stephanie" is a heart-wrenching drama directed by Clyde Ware. The movie stars Tony Orlando, Edward James Olmos, and Pepe Serna and will transport viewers to San Antonio, Texas in 1981.
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29. Savannah Smiles (1982)
Savannah Smiles is a delightful comedy-family film released in 1982 that follows the young and spirited title character, played by Bridgette Andersen, who escapes from the life of her wealthy, self-centered father, Richard Driscoll. As the only child, Savannah seeks the love and attention she deserves, eventually going on the run from her family.
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30. Airplane II: The Sequel (1982)
In "Airplane II: The Sequel, " the action-packed comedy sequel to the classic 1980 original film "Airplane! , " our favorite hero, Ted Striker (Robert Hays), is back! This time, Striker faces an impossible mission when a passenger space shuttle malfunctions, causing it to fly straight toward the Sun. Can Striker save the day and prevent an epic disaster?
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31. Horrible Horror (1986)
Horrible Horror, released in 1986, is a unique and entertaining comedy-horror film that showcases a collection of trailers and previews from various low-budget horror films of the 1950s and 60s. The film is hosted by none other than John Zacherle, a prominent USA male horror host known for his offbeat and humorous approach to the genre.
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32. Number One with a Bullet (1987)
Number One with a Bullet" is a gripping action-thriller that takes you on a rollercoaster ride through the underworld of crime and corruption. With a star-studded cast including Robert Carradine and Billy Dee Williams, this film follows two detectives as they investigate a murder that leads them to uncover a dark secret lurking within their own police department.
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33. If It's Tuesday, It Still Must Be Belgium (1987)
If It's Tuesday, It Still Must Be Belgium" (1987) is a lighthearted comedy that puts its audience on a roller-coaster ride. The film follows the journey of a tour bus driver trying to save his daughter from her captors. With a little help from the eccentric Belgian circus performer, the Americans on the European bus tour become unlikely allies to assist in the rescue mission.
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34. Addams Family Values (1993)
Experience the quirky and unforgettable world of the Addams Family in "Addams Family Values" (1993). When their eccentric and beloved Uncle Fester threatens to marry a devious black widow named Debbie, the Addams Family must take action to save him. Join the unconventional family on an adventure to unravel the truth and prevent Fester from falling into the clutches of Debbie's sinister schemes.
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35. House on Haunted Hill (1999)
In the eerie and spine-chilling film, "House on Haunted Hill, " an amusement park tycoon offers a thrilling challenge to a group of strangers: spend one dreaded night in a house known for its disturbing, terrifying past, and they'll each receive a hefty sum of $1,000,000. As the night progresses, each member of this diverse assortment of people finds themselves facing unspeakable horrors, with terrifying supernatural forces straining to claim their lives, one by one.
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36. These Old Broads (2001)
These Old Broads, " released in 2001, is a hilarious comedy that brings together three legendary Hollywood actresses who just can't seem to get along. When the son of one of the actresses discovers a 40-year-old film they appeared in becomes an unexpected hit, he sets an ambitious plan in motion: to bring the trio together for a reunion. However, the obstacle of their longstanding feud stands in the way.
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37. Men in Black II (2002)
In "Men in Black II, " Agent J (Will Smith) is tasked with finding Agent K (Tommy Lee Jones) and restoring his memory after a case from K's past resurfaces. Filled with action, adventure, and comedy, this sequel sees the duo embark on a mission to save Earth from an alien menace.
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38. Don't Ask Don't Tell (2002)
Don't Ask Don't Tell is a hilarious parody comedy that fearlessly tackles homophobia and science fiction. This intriguing blend of laughter and intrigue follows the adventures of a quirky character who stumbles upon a mysterious plot involving secret government experiments. With a clever and witty script, Don't Ask Don't Tell transports us into a world filled with unpredictable twists and turns, where nothing is quite as it seems.
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