Howard Hawks filmography

Howard Hawks (1896–1977) was an American film director who made 40 films between 1926 and 1970. He is responsible for classic films in genres including film noir, screwball comedy, crime, science fiction, and Western.

Films directed

Year	Title	Notes	Other roles
Silent films
1926	The Road to Glory	Lost film	Writer
1926	Fig Leaves	Colour scenes included	Writer
1927	The Cradle Snatchers	Partially lost
1927	Paid to Love
1928	A Girl in Every Port		Writer
1928	Fazil
1929	Trent's Last Case
Sound films
1928	The Air Circus	Co-directed with Lewis Seiler / Lost film
1930	The Dawn Patrol		Writer
1931	The Criminal Code		Producer
1932	Scarface	Co-directed with Richard Rosson	Producer, Writer
	The Crowd Roars		Writer
	Tiger Shark
1933	Today We Live	Co-directed with Richard Rosson
1934	Twentieth Century		Producer
1935	Barbary Coast
1936	Ceiling Zero
	The Road to Glory
	Come and Get It	Co-directed with William Wyler
1938	Bringing Up Baby		Producer
1939	Only Angels Have Wings
1940	His Girl Friday
1941	Sergeant York
1941	Ball of Fire
1943	Air Force		Producer
1944	To Have and Have Not
1946	The Big Sleep
1948	Red River	2nd unit director Arthur Rosson	Producer & Presenter
1948	A Song Is Born	First Technicolor film
1949	I Was a Male War Bride
1952	The Big Sky		Producer
	Monkey Business
	"Ransom of Red Chief"	from O. Henry's Full House
1953	Gentlemen Prefer Blondes	Technicolor film
1955	Land of the Pharaohs		Producer
1959	Rio Bravo		Producer
1962	Hatari!		Producer & Presenter
1964	Man's Favorite Sport?		Producer
1965	Red Line 7000		Producer, Writer
1966	El Dorado	Similar idea to Rio Bravo / Technicolor film	Producer & Presenter
1970	Rio Lobo	Similar idea to Rio Bravo / Technicolor film / Final film Hawks directed	Producer

Year	Title	Genre	Cast	Studio	Notes
1943	Corvette K-225	War	Randolph Scott, Ella Raines, Barry Fitzgerald	Universal Pictures	producer, directed by Richard Rosson
1951	The Thing from Another World	Science fiction	Kenneth Tobey, Robert Cornthwaite, Dewey Martin	Winchester Pictures	producer, directed by Christian Nyby^[1]

Year	Title	Notes
1967	Cinema	episode: "Howard Hawks"
1970	Plimpton! Shoot-Out at Rio Lobo	making-of documentary
1972	The Men Who Made the Movies: Howard Hawks	documentary
1977	Hollywood Greats	episode: "Humphrey Bogart"

Year	Title	Notes
1932	La foule hurle	French-language version of The Crowd Roars directed by John Daumery, featuring footage from Hawks film
1933	The Prizefighter and the Lady	resigned, replaced by W.S. Van Dyke
1934	Viva Villa!	resigned, replaced by Jack Conway
1943	The Outlaw	resigned, replaced by Howard Hughes

^ "And let's get the record straight. The movie was directed by Howard Hawks. Verifiably directed by Howard Hawks. He let his editor, Christian Nyby, take credit. But the kind of feeling between the male characters—the camaderie, the group of men that has to fight off the evil—it's all pure Hawksian." Carpenter, John (speaker) (2001-09-04). Hidden Values: The Movies of the '50s (Television production). Turner Classic Movies. Retrieved 2009-04-01.