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by Frank Showalter

Cast & Crew

Howard Hawks

Director and writer with 16 reviewed and 17 watchlist titles.

33 Results
Release Year
  1. 1930
  2. 1932
    1. Director | Writer
      The Crowd Roars  1932C-: 2.5 stars (out of 5)
    2. Director | Writer
      Tiger Shark  1932
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  3. 1933
  4. 1934
  5. 1935
    1. Director
      Barbary Coast  1935
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  6. 1936
    1. Director
      Ceiling Zero  1936
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
    2. Director
      The Road to Glory  1936
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
    3. Director
      Come and Get It  1936
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  7. 1938
    1. Director
      Bringing Up Baby  1938
      Because Howard Hawks directed and Cary Grant performed.
  8. 1939
  9. 1940
  10. 1941
    1. Director
      Ball of Fire  1941
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  11. 1943
    1. Director
      Air Force  1943
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  12. 1944
  13. 1946
    1. Director
      The Big Sleep  1946
      Because Howard Hawks directed, Humphrey Bogart performed, and Leigh Brackett has a writing credit.
  14. 1948
  15. 1949
    1. Director
      I Was a Male War Bride  1949
      Because Howard Hawks directed and Cary Grant performed.
  16. 1952
    1. Director
      O. Henry's Full House  1952
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  17. 1953
    1. Director
      Gentlemen Prefer Blondes  1953
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  18. 1955
    1. Director
      Land of the Pharaohs  1955
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  19. 1959
  20. 1962
    1. Director
      Hatari!  1962
      Because Howard Hawks directed, John Wayne performed, and Leigh Brackett has a writing credit.
  21. 1964
    1. Director
      Man's Favorite Sport?  1964
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  22. 1965
    1. Director | Writer
      Red Line 7000  1965
      Because Howard Hawks directed.
  23. 1966
    1. Director
      El Dorado  1966
      Because Howard Hawks directed, John Wayne and Robert Mitchum performed, and Leigh Brackett has a writing credit.
  24. 1970