William Holden

American actor (1918–1981)

William Franklin Holden was an American actor. He was an Academy Award and Primetime Emmy Award winner, and one of the biggest box-office draws of the 1950s. He was named one of the "Top 10 Stars of the Year" six times, and appeared as 25th on the American Film Institute's list of 25 greatest male stars of Classical Hollywood cinema.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 87 films (1930–1982) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 22 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▲	Title	Creator	Length	Format	Color	Sound
1930	Not So Dumb	King Vidor	9 min	16mm	B&W	Sound
1930s	Not So Dumb ▶	King Vidor	76 min		B&W
1931	DANCE, FOOLS, DANCE.	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp.	9 reels		B&W
1939	Invisible Stripes.	Lloyd Bacon	9 reels		B&W
1939	MILLION DOLLAR LEGS.	Paramount Pictures Inc.	7 reels		B&W
1940	Our Town.	United Artists Entertainment	10 reels	16mm	B&W	sound
1940	Those Were The Days.	Theodore Reed	8 reels		B&W
1941	I Wanted Wings.	Mitchell Leisen	14 reels		B&W
1941	Texas.	George Marshall	10 reels
1942	Meet The Stewarts.	Alfred Edward Green	8 reels		B&W
1942	OUR TOWN	Nu-Art Films, Inc	90min	16mm	B&W	Sound
1942	The Fleet's In.	Victor Schertzinger	9 reels		B&W
1942	The Remarkable Andrew.	Paramount	9 reels	16mm	B&W	Sound
1942	Young And Willing.	Edward H. Griffith, Virginia Van Upp	7 494 ft.		B&W
1943	Young and Willing.	Edward H. Griffith	83 min	16mm	B&W	sound
1947	Blaze Of Noon.	John Farrow	91 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1947	Dear Ruth.	William D. Russell	95 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1947	Variety Girl.	George Marshall	93 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1948	Apartment For Peggy.	George Seaton	98 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1948	Rachel And The Stranger.	Norman Foster	93 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1948	The Man From Colorado.	Henry Levin	9 reels	35mm	Color	sound
1949	Miss Grant Takes Richmond.	Lloyd Bacon	87 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1949	Streets Of Laredo.	Leslie Fenton	92 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1949	The Dark Past.	Rudolph Maté	75 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1950	Born Yesterday	Columbia Pictures Corp.: Publisher	1:03	16mm	B&W	sound
1950	Born yesterday	George Cukor	103 min		B&W
1950	Dear Wife	Richard Haydn	88 min		B&W
1950	Father Is A Bachelor.	Columbia Pictures Corp.	84 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1950	Sunset Boulevard	Films inc.	110 mi	16mm	B&W	sound
1950	Sunset Boulevard.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	110 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1950	Union Station	Rudolph Maté
1950	You Can Change the World ▶	Leo McCarey			B&W
1950	YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD ▶	christopher-films			B&W
1950	You can change the world.	Leo McCarey	11:50	16mm	B&W	sound
1950s	THE TURNING POINT ▶	MONARCH MACHINE TOOL COMPANY	85 min		Color & B&W
1951	Boots Malone.	Columbia Pictures Corp.	103 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1951	Born Yesterday.	Columbia Pictures Corp.	103 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1951	Force of Arms	Michael Curtiz	99 min		B&W
1951	Submarine Command.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	87 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1951	You Can Change The World ▶	christophers	30 min	16mm	B&W	sound
1952	The Turning Point	William Dieterle	85 min		Color & B&W
1953	Escape From Fort Bravo.	Loew’s Incorporated	98 min.	35mm	Color	sound
1953	Forever Female.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	93 min.	35mm	B&W	sound
1953	Stalag 17	Billy Wilder	116 min	16mm	Color & B&W	sound
1953	Stalag 17.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	120 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1953	The Moon Is Blue.	Holmby Productions Inc.	10 reels	35mm	B&W	sound
1954	Executive Suite.	Loew’s Incorporated	103 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1954	Sabrina.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	113 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1954	THE COUNTRY GIRL.	Paramount Pictures Corp.	104 min	35mm	B&W	sound
1955	[Picnic]	Joshua Logan	115 min	16mm	Color	silent