John Ford filmography

The following are the films directed by John Ford. He was credited as Jack Ford in all his silent films until Cameo Kirby in 1923. The Internet Movie Database lists Ford as directing 140 films from 1917 to 1966.^[1] Of Ford's silent films, only 15% are known to have survived.^[2]

Silent films

Title	Studio	Genre	Writer(s)	Cast	Notes
- 1917 -
The Tornado	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Grace Cunard and Francis Ford Screenplay: Grace Cunard, Francis Ford and John Ford	John Ford and Jean Hathaway	Ford's debut film and now considered to be lost
The Trail of Hate	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Drama	John Ford	John Ford	Lost film
The Scrapper	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	John Ford	John Ford	Lost film
The Soul Herder	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George Hively	Harry Carey	Lost film
Cheyenne's Pal	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: John Ford Screenplay: Charles J. Wilson	Gertrude Astor and Harry Carey	Lost film
Straight Shooting	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George Hively	Harry Carey	Prints survive in the film archive at George Eastman House
The Secret Man	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: John Ford Screenplay: Charles J. Wilson	Harry Carey	Two of the five reels survive
A Marked Man	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: John Ford Screenplay: Charles J. Wilson	Harry Carey and Molly Malone	Lost film
Bucking Broadway	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George Hively	Harry Carey and Molly Malone	Thought to be lost, but rediscovered in 2002. Released in 2014 as an extra feature on The Criterion Collection Blu-ray of the 1939 classic Stagecoach.^[3]
- 1918 -
The Phantom Riders	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Henry MacRae Screenplay: George Hively	Harry Carey and William Steele	Lost film
Wild Women	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Harry Carey and John Ford Screenplay: George Hively	Harry Carey and Molly Malone	Lost film
Thieves' Gold	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Frederic R. Bechdolt Screenplay: George Hively	Harry Carey and Molly Malone	Lost film
The Scarlet Drop	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: John Ford Screenplay: George Hively	Harry Carey and Molly Malone	30 minutes of footage still survives
Hell Bent	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: John Ford, Harry Carey and Eugene B. Lewis Screenplay: John Ford and Harry Carey	Harry Carey and Duke R. Lee	A print of the film still survives
A Woman's Fool	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George Hively	Harry Carey and Betty Schade	Lost film
The Craving	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Drama	Story: Francis Ford Screenplay: Francis Ford and John Ford	Francis Ford	Lost film and co-directed with his brother, Francis Ford
Three Mounted Men	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Eugene B. Lewis	Harry Carey	Lost film
- 1919 -
Roped	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Eugene B. Lewis	Harry Carey and Neva Gerber	Lost film
The Fighting Brothers	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: George C. Hull Screenplay: George Hively	Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson	Lost film
A Fight for Love	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Eugene B. Lewis	Harry Carey	Lost film
Rustlers	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George Hively	Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson
Bare Fists	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Bernard McConville Screenplay: Eugene B. Lewis	Harry Carey and Betty Schade	Lost film
Gun Law	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	H. Tipton Steck	Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson
The Gun Packer	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Harry Carey Screenplay: Karl R. Coolidge and John Ford	Pete Morrison and Hoot Gibson
By Indian Post	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: William Wallace Cook Screenplay: H. Tipton Steck	Pete Morrison and Duke R. Lee	One of the two reels survive
Riders of Vengeance	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Harry Carey Screenplay: John Ford and Eugene B. Lewis	Harry Carey and Seena Owen	Lost film
The Last Outlaw	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Eugene B. Lewis and John Ford Screenplay: H. Tipton Steck	Edgar Jones and Lucille Hutton	Part of the film survives
The Outcasts of Poker Flat	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Bret Harte Screenplay: H. Tipton Steck	Harry Carey and Cullen Landis	Lost film
Ace of the Saddle	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Frederick J. Jackson Screenplay: George Hively	Harry Carey and Duke R. Lee	Lost film
Rider of the Law	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	G.B. Lancaster and H. Tipton Steck	Harry Carey and Vester Pegg	Lost film
A Gun Fightin' Gentleman	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Harry Carey and John Ford Screenplay: Hal Hoadley	Harry Carey and J. Barney Sherry	Partially lost film – 3 reels survive
Marked Men	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Peter B. Kyne Screenplay: H. Tipton Steck	Harry Carey	Lost film and a remake of the 1916 film The Three Godfathers
- 1920 -
The Prince of Avenue A	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Drama	Story: Charles T. Dazey and Frank Mitchell Dazey Screenplay: Charles J. Wilson	James J. Corbett and Richard Cummings	Lost film
The Girl in Number 29	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Drama	Philip D. Hurn	Frank Mayo and Elinor Fair	Lost film
Hitchin' Posts	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Drama	Story: Harold Shumate Screenplay: George C. Hull	Frank Mayo	Lost film
Just Pals	Fox Film Corporation	Western	Story: John McDermott Screenplay: Paul Schofield	Buck Jones and Helen Ferguson	Ford's first film for Fox
- 1921 -
The Big Punch	Fox Film Corporation	Western	John Ford and Jules Furthman	Buck Jones and Barbara Bedford
The Freeze-Out	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	George C. Hull	Harry Carey and Helen Ferguson	Lost film
The Wallop	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Eugene Manlove Rhodes Screenplay: George C. Hull	Harry Carey and Mignonne Golden	Lost film
Desperate Trails	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Courtney Ryley Cooper Screenplay: Elliott J. Clawson	Harry Carey and Irene Rich	Lost film
Action	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: J. Allan Dunn Screenplay: Harvey Gates	Hoot Gibson and Francis Ford	Lost film
Sure Fire	Universal Film Manufacturing Company	Western	Story: Eugene Manlove Rhodes Screenplay: George C. Hull	Hoot Gibson and Molly Malone	Lost film
Jackie	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Dorothy Yost	Shirley Mason and William Scott	Lost film
- 1922 -
Little Miss Smiles	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	John Stone and Dorothy Yost	Shirley Mason and Gaston Glass	Lost film
Silver Wings	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Paul Sloane	Mary Carr and Lynn Hammond	Ford directed the prologue only
The Village Blacksmith	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Paul Sloane	Will Walling and Virginia True Boardman	Lost film with only one of the eight reels surviving
- 1923 -
The Face on the Bar-Room Floor	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	G. Marion Burton and Eugene B. Lewis	Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Clifford	Lost film
Three Jumps Ahead	Fox Film Corporation	Western	John Ford	Tom Mix and Alma Bennett	Lost film
Cameo Kirby	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Robert N. Lee	John Gilbert and Gertrude Olmstead	First film credited as John Ford
North of Hudson Bay	Fox Film Corporation	Action	Jules Furthman	Tom Mix and Kathleen Key	40 minutes of footage survive
Hoodman Blind	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Charles Kenyon	David Butler and Gladys Hulette	Lost film
- 1924 -
The Iron Horse	Fox Film Corporation	Western	Story: Charles Kenyon and John Russell Screenplay: Charles Kenyon and Charles Darnton	George O'Brien and Madge Bellamy	Ford was uncredited
Hearts of Oak	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Charles Kenyon	Hobart Bosworth and Pauline Starke	Lost film
- 1925 -
Lightnin'	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Frances Marion	Jay Hunt and Wallace MacDonald
Kentucky Pride	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Dorothy Yost and Elizabeth Pickett	Gertrude Astor and Peaches Jackson
Thank You	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Frances Marion	Alec B. Francis and Jacqueline Logan	Lost film
The Fighting Heart	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Lillie Hayward	George O'Brien and Billie Dove	Lost film
- 1926 -
The Shamrock Handicap	Fox Film Corporation	Romance	Story: Peter B. Kyne Screenplay: John Stone and Elizabeth Pickett	Janet Gaynor and Leslie Fenton	Print survives at the Museum of Modern Art
3 Bad Men	Fox Film Corporation	Western	John Stone, Ralph Spence and Malcolm Stuart Boylan	George O'Brien and Olive Borden
The Blue Eagle	Fox Film Corporation	Action	Story: Gerald Beaumont Screenplay: Gordon Rigby and Malcolm Stuart Boylan	George O'Brien and Janet Gaynor	Ford was uncredited
- 1927 -
Upstream	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Story: Wallace Smith Screenplay: Randall Faye	Nancy Nash and Earle Foxe	Once lost, but rediscovered in 2010 in New Zealand

Sound films

Title	Studio	Genre	Writer(s)	Cast	Notes
- 1928 -
Mother Machree	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Gertrude Orr, Katherine Hilliker and H.H. Caldwell	Belle Bennett and Neil Hamilton	Part sound and Ford was uncredited. John Wayne's first film with Ford, albeit in an uncredited minor role. Wayne was also a prop man in this film. Three reels survive.
Four Sons	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Philip Klein, Herman Bing, H.H. Caldwell and Katherine Hilliker	Margaret Mann and James Hall	Part sound
Hangman's House	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Philip Klein, Marion Orth, Malcolm Stuart Boylan and Willard Mack	Victor McLaglen and June Collyer	Ford was uncredited. Silent film.
Napoleon's Barber	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Arthur Caesar	Otto Matieson and Natalie Golitzen	Short sound film that's now lost
Riley the Cop	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Fred Stanley and James Gruen	J. Farrell MacDonald and Nancy Drexel	Ford was uncredited. Silent film with synchronized music track.
- 1929 -
Strong Boy	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy	Story: Frederick Hazlitt Brennan Screenplay: Andrew Bennison, James Kevin McGuinness,John McLain and Malcolm Stuart Boylan	Victor McLaglen and Leatrice Joy	Silent film with synchronized music track. Lost film.
The Black Watch	Fox Film Corporation	Epic	John Stone and James Kevin McGuinness	Victor McLaglen and Myrna Loy. Wayne was a prop man in this film.
Salute	Fox Film Corporation	Drama	Story: Tristram Tupper Screenplay: John Stone, James Kevin McGuinness and Wilbur Morse Jr.	George O'Brien and Helen Chandler	John Wayne has an uncredited role. Wayne was also costumer for this film.
- 1930 -
Men Without Women	Fox Film Corporation	Action		Kenneth MacKenna and Frank Albertson Wayne was unbilled as a radioman on the surface in this film. Apparently a lost film.
Born Reckless	Fox Film Corporation	Crime-Comedy		Edmund Lowe and Catherine Dale Owen	Also directed by Andrew Bennison. Wayne was unbilled as a soldier in this film.
Up the River	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Spencer Tracy and Humphrey Bogart	Debut film for both Tracy and Bogart
- 1931 -
Seas Beneath	Fox Film Corporation	Action		George O'Brien and Marion Lessing
The Brat	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Sally O'Neil and Alan Dinehart
Arrowsmith	United Artists	Drama		Ronald Colman and Helen Hayes	Nominated for Best Picture
- 1932 -
Air Mail	Universal Pictures	Action		Ralph Bellamy and Gloria Stuart
Flesh	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer	Drama		Wallace Beery and Ricardo Cortez	Ford was uncredited
- 1933 -
Pilgrimage	Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Henrietta Crosman and Heather Angel
Doctor Bull	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Will Rogers and Vera Allen
- 1934 -
The Lost Patrol	RKO Pictures	Action		Victor McLaglen and Boris Karloff
The World Moves On	Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Madeleine Carroll and Franchot Tone
Judge Priest	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Will Rogers and Tom Brown
- 1935 -
The Whole Town's Talking	Columbia Pictures	Comedy		Edward G. Robinson and Jean Arthur	Released in the UK as Passport to Fame
The Informer	RKO Pictures	Drama		Victor McLaglen and Heather Angel	Nominated for Best Picture Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director
Steamboat Round the Bend	Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Will Rogers and Anne Shirley
- 1936 -
The Prisoner of Shark Island	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Warner Baxter and Gloria Stuart
Mary of Scotland	RKO Pictures	Historical drama		Katharine Hepburn
The Plough and the Stars	RKO Pictures	Drama		Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster
- 1937 -
Wee Willie Winkie	Fox Film Corporation	Adventure		Shirley Temple and Victor McLaglen
The Hurricane	United Artists	Drama		Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hall
- 1938 -
The Adventures of Marco Polo	United Artists	Drama-Adventure		Gary Cooper and Sigrid Gurie	Directed by Archie Mayo with an uncredited Ford
Four Men and a Prayer	Fox Film Corporation	Adventure		Loretta Young and Richard Greene
Submarine Patrol	Fox Film Corporation	Adventure		Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly
- 1939 -
Stagecoach	United Artists	Western		Claire Trevor and John Wayne	Ford's first Western using sound Nominated for Best Picture Ford nominated Academy Award for Best Director
Young Mr. Lincoln	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Historical		Henry Fonda	Nominated for an Academy Award for Best Story.
Drums Along the Mohawk	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Western		Claudette Colbert and Henry Fonda	Ford's first film in color
- 1940 -
The Grapes of Wrath	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Henry Fonda and Jane Darwell	Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director and Darwell won Best Supporting Actress
The Long Voyage Home	Argosy Pictures-United Artists	Drama		John Wayne and Thomas Mitchell
- 1941 -
Tobacco Road	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Charley Grapewin and Marjorie Rambeau
How Green Was My Valley	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Walter Pidgeon and Maureen O'Hara	Won five Academy Awards, including Best Picture. Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director
- 1942 -
Torpedo Squadron	United States Navy	Documentary
Sex Hygiene	U.S. Army Signal Corps	Documentary		George Reeves and Richard Derr
The Battle of Midway	War Activities Committee	Documentary		Donald Crisp and Henry Fonda	Won the Academy Award for Documentary Feature
- 1943 -
December 7th		Documentary			Won the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject
We Sail at Midnight		Documentary			Ford was uncredited
- 1945 -
They Were Expendable	MGM	War		Robert Montgomery and John Wayne	Nominated for two Academy Awards – Best Visual Effects and Best Sound Recording
- 1946 -
My Darling Clementine	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Western		Henry Fonda and Linda Darnell
- 1947 -
The Fugitive	Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures	Drama		Henry Fonda and Dolores del Río
- 1948 -
Fort Apache	Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures	Western		John Wayne and Henry Fonda
3 Godfathers	Argosy Pictures-MGM	Western		John Wayne and Harry Carey Jr.
- 1949 -
Pinky	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Drama		Jeanne Crain and Ethel Barrymore	Ford was the original director, but he was replaced after one week by Elia Kazan
She Wore a Yellow Ribbon	Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures	Western		John Wayne and Joanne Dru
- 1950 -
When Willie Comes Marching Home	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	Comedy		Dan Dailey and Corinne Calvet
Wagon Master	Argosy Pictures-RKO Pictures	Western		Ben Johnson and Harry Carey Jr.
Rio Grande	Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures	Western		John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara
- 1951 -
This Is Korea!		Documentary
Screen Snapshots: Reno's Silver Spur Awards	Documentary Short	N/A		Ford and John Wayne
- 1952 -
The Quiet Man	Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures	Romantic comedy		John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara	Ford won an Academy Award for Best Director. Also won Best Cinematography and was nominated in five other categories.
What Price Glory	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation	War		James Cagney and Corinne Calvet
- 1953 -
The Sun Shines Bright	Argosy Pictures-Republic Pictures	Comedy		Charles Winninger and Arleen Whelan	Entered into the 1953 Cannes Film Festival
Mogambo	MGM	Adventure		Clark Gable Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly
- 1955 -
The Long Gray Line	Columbia Pictures	Drama		Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara
Mister Roberts	Warner Bros.	Comedy-drama		Henry Fonda and James Cagney	Replaced by Mervyn LeRoy
Bamboo Cross					29 minute episode of Fireside Theater
Screen Directors Playhouse	episode: Rookie of the Year	N/A		John Wayne, Ward Bond, Vera Miles, and Patrick Wayne
- 1956 -
The Searchers	C. V. Whitney Pictures-Warner Bros.	Western		John Wayne and Jeffrey Hunter
Screen Directors Playhouse	episode: Markheim	N/A		John Wayne also appeared in the introduction.
- 1957 -
The Wings of Eagles	MGM	Drama		John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara
The Rising of the Moon	Warner Bros.	Comedy-drama		Tyrone Power
- 1958 -
Gideon's Day	Columbia Pictures	Crime		Jack Hawkins	US title: Gideon of Scotland Yard
The Last Hurrah	Columbia Pictures	Drama		Spencer Tracy and Jeffrey Hunter
Wide Wide World	episode: The Western	Documentary TV Series		With John Wayne. Ford and Wayne appear as themselves in a brief interview talking about their careers.
- 1959 -
Korea		Documentary
The Horse Soldiers	United Artists	Western		John Wayne and William Holden
- 1960 -
Sergeant Rutledge	Warner Bros.	Western		Woody Strode and Jeffrey Hunter
Wagon Train	episode: The Colter Craven Story	Western		With John Wayne. Wayne plays General William Tecumseh Sherman.
The Alamo	United Artists	Western		John Wayne and Richard Widmark	Some 2nd unit work only, Ford is often erroneously described as an uncredited co-director
- 1961 -
Two Rode Together	Columbia Pictures	Western		James Stewart and Richard Widmark
- 1962 -
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance	Paramount Pictures	Western		John Wayne and James Stewart
Alcoa Premiere	episode: Flashing Spikes	N/A		with Jimmy Stewart. With Wayne playing a Umpire in Korea.
How the West Was Won	MGM	Western		James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Gregory Peck, John Wayne	The Civil War segment
- 1963 -
Donovan's Reef	Paramount Pictures	Action		John Wayne and Elizabeth Allen	Wayne's final acting performance in a Ford film
- 1964 -
Cheyenne Autumn	Warner Bros.	Western		Richard Widmark and Carroll Baker
- 1965 -
Young Cassidy	MGM	Drama		Rod Taylor and Julie Christie	Directed with Jack Cardiff
- 1966 -
7 Women	MGM	Drama		Anne Bancroft and Margaret Leighton
- 1971 -
Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend		Documentary		Narrated by John Wayne

Documentaries about Ford

Directed by John Ford (1971) directed by Peter Bogdanovich and narrated by Orson Welles
The American West of John Ford (1971) directed by Denis Sanders. Wayne, Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, and Andy Devine talk about John Fords Westerns.
Directed by John Ford (2006) restored longer version which premiered on Turner Classic Movies on 7 November 2006

References

↑ "John Ford at the Internet Movie Database". imdb. Retrieved 2008-03-03.
↑ "New Zealand-American Partnership to Save and Make Available "Lost" American Silent Films". filmpreservation.org. Retrieved 2010-06-06.
↑ "Stagecoach (1939)". The Criterion Collection. Retrieved 2014-06-26.

Films by John Ford

Silent films	The Tornado (1917) The Trail of Hate (1917) The Scrapper (1917) Cheyenne's Pal (1917) The Soul Herder (1917) Straight Shooting (1917) The Secret Man (1917) A Marked Man (1917) Bucking Broadway (1917) The Phantom Riders (1918) Wild Women (1918) Thieves' Gold (1918) The Scarlet Drop (1918) Hell Bent (1918) A Woman's Fool (1918) The Craving (1918) Three Mounted Men (1918) Roped (1919) The Fighting Brothers (1919) A Fight for Love (1919) Rustlers (1919) Bare Fists (1919) Gun Law (1919) By Indian Post (1919) The Gun Packer (1919) Riders of Vengeance (1919) The Last Outlaw (1919) The Outcasts of Poker Flat (1919) Ace of the Saddle (1919) Rider of the Law (1919) A Gun Fightin' Gentleman (1919) Marked Men (1919) The Prince of Avenue A (1920) The Girl in Number 29 (1920) Hitchin' Posts (1920) Just Pals (1920) The Big Punch (1921) The Freeze-Out (1921) The Wallop (1921) Desperate Trails (1921) Action (1921) Sure Fire (1921) Jackie (1921) Little Miss Smiles (1922) Silver Wings (1922) The Village Blacksmith (1922) The Face on the Bar-Room Floor (1923) Three Jumps Ahead (1923) Cameo Kirby (1923) North of Hudson Bay (1923) Hoodman Blind (1923) Hearts of Oak (1924) Lightnin' (1925) Kentucky Pride (1925) Thank You (1925) The Fighting Heart (1925) The Shamrock Handicap (1926) 3 Bad Men (1926) Upstream (1927) Four Sons (1928) Strong Boy (1929)

Sound films	The Black Watch (1929) Men Without Women (1930) Born Reckless (1930) Up the River (1930) Seas Beneath (1931) The Brat (1931) Arrowsmith (1931) Air Mail (1932) Pilgrimage (1933) Doctor Bull (1933) The Lost Patrol (1934) The World Moves On (1934) Judge Priest (1934) The Whole Town's Talking (1935) The Informer (1935) Steamboat Round the Bend (1935) The Prisoner of Shark Island (1936) Mary of Scotland (1936) The Plough and the Stars (1936) Wee Willie Winkie (1937) The Hurricane (1937) Four Men and a Prayer (1938) Submarine Patrol (1938) Stagecoach (1939) Young Mr. Lincoln (1939) Drums Along the Mohawk (1939) The Grapes of Wrath (1940) The Long Voyage Home (1940) Tobacco Road (1941) How Green Was My Valley (1941) They Were Expendable (1945) My Darling Clementine (1946) The Fugitive (1947) Fort Apache (1948) 3 Godfathers (1948) She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) When Willie Comes Marching Home (1950) Wagon Master (1950) Rio Grande (1950) The Quiet Man (1952) What Price Glory (1952) The Sun Shines Bright (1953) Mogambo (1953) The Long Gray Line (1955) Mister Roberts (co-d, 1955) The Searchers (1956) The Wings of Eagles (1957) The Rising of the Moon (1957) Gideon's Day (1958) The Last Hurrah (1958) The Horse Soldiers (1959) Sergeant Rutledge (1960) Two Rode Together (1961) The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) How the West Was Won (1963) Donovan's Reef (1963) Cheyenne Autumn (1964) 7 Women (1966)

Television	"Rookie of the Year" (1955) "The Colter Craven Story" "Flashing Spikes" (1962)

Productions	The Iron Horse (1924) The Blue Eagle (1926) Mother Machree (1928) Hangman's House (1928) Riley the Cop (1928) Salute (1929) Flesh (1932) The Adventures of Marco Polo (1938) Young Cassidy (1965)

Documentaries	Torpedo Squadron Sex Hygiene (1942) The Battle of Midway (1942) December 7th: The Movie (1943) This is Korea (1951) Korea: Battleground for Liberty (1959) Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend (1970) Vietnam! Vietnam! (1971) (produced and co-wrote)

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