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All 22 Ken Wales Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of Ken Wales Movies as we take a closer look at the top films in his diverse filmography. From heartwarming comedies to suspenseful thrillers, Wales has left his mark on the movie industry. Get ready to discover the magic of his works and find out what makes them truly unforgettable.
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Embark on a high-stakes adventure in the depths of the Pacific Ocean in Torpedo Run (1958). Directed by Joseph Pevney, this gripping war drama follows a dedicated submarine commander who is tasked with the impossible mission of blowing up a Japanese ship filled with allied prisoners in an effort to save their lives.
Experience the whirlwind romance of "It Started with a Kiss" (1959), a delightful comedy-romance film starring Glenn Ford and Debbie Reynolds. This captivating movie follows a U. S. sergeant, played by Ford, and his beautiful wife, played by Reynolds, as they create quite the spectacle when they arrive with their futuristic sports car at their Spanish Air Force base. The envy from both the Air Force superiors and the Spanish locals is just the beginning of their hilarious escapades.
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"Tall Story" is a lighthearted comedy-drama set in the world of collegiate sports that offers a fresh take on the age-old dilemma of love and money. When an insecure college jock inadvertently gets entangled in a corrupt betting scheme, he must navigate the delicate balance between his devotion to his girlfriend, his passion for the game, and his desire to make an honest living.
"Where the Boys Are" is a heartwarming, light-hearted romantic comedy set in the vibrant and exciting setting of Fort Lauderdale, Florida during spring break. Four very diverse college girls from Penmore University embark on an adventure-filled journey to celebrate the rites of spring and seek out romance amongst the large percentage of celebrating boys.
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Experiment in Terror, a 1962 thriller film directed by Blake Edwards, follows the story of Kelly Sherwood, a clerk targeted by a man with an asthmatic voice. The man blackmails her into helping him steal a substantial sum from her bank. The film is a suspenseful crime drama that highlights the FBI's efforts to unravel the mystery surrounding the extortionist and his coerced accomplice.
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Directed by Vincente Minnelli and released in 1962, the movie "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" is an extraordinary drama and war film. Featuring a star-studded cast, consisting of Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thulin, and Charles Boyer, this captivating production highlights the horrors and realities of World War II. The plot revolves around the emotional turmoil faced by a family torn apart as a result of war, with two daughters of Madariaga married to French and German men respectively.
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Experience the delightful and whimsical world of "A Ticklish Affair, " a 1963 romantic comedy that captivates the heart with its charming storyline and lighthearted charm. This captivating tale follows the adventures of a young widow, played by the enchanting Shirley Jones, who finds her life turned upside down when her mischievous children, played by adorable child actors, inadvertently send a signal for help using their Uncle Cy's Navy Signal Lamp.
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In "Honeymoon Hotel" (1964), Jay Menlow, humiliated after being left at the altar by his fiancée Cynthia Hampton, finds solace in his reserved honeymoon suite at the Boca Roca Hotel with the help of his friend, Ross Kingsley. As Ross accompanies him, it's clear he has a hidden agenda.
"Advance to the Rear," a 1964 Western comedy film, whisks audiences to the heart of the Civil War alongside an extraordinary storyline. A motley assortment of Union Army misfits, led by none other than United States Cavalry Colonel Custer, embarks on a highly perilous journey to the Wild West.
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"What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? " is a riotous and lighthearted comedy that takes place during World War II. A strategic Italian village decides to betray the Allies by staging a grandiose festival while giving false impressions of serious ground fighting to aerial reconnaissance. As the bizarre situation unfolds, viewers will be drawn into a world of laughter, chaos, and unexpected alliances.
11. Gunn (1967)
"Gunn" (1967), directed by Blake Edwards, follows a gripping investigation that sees private investigator Peter Gunn searching for the truth behind the murder of crime boss Scarlotti. Scarlotti once played a significant role in Gunn's life, having saved his life in the past.
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Waterhole #3, released in 1967, is a thrilling comedy-western that sees a professional gambler on the hunt for stolen army gold. After accidentally killing a Confederate soldier, he stumbles upon a map in the desert that points to the buried treasure.
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13. The Party (1968)
The Party, released in 1968, is a comedic romance directed by Blake Edwards, starring Peter Sellers. The film follows a bumbling Indian film star, mistakenly invited to an exclusive Hollywood party instead of being fired.
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Wild Rovers, a 1971 drama-western film, explores the complex relationships between a father and son, as well as the unbreakable bonds of friendship between men. Two Montana cowboys, tired of their mundane cow-punching job, take matters into their own hands by committing a bank robbery and fleeing.
"The Tamarind Seed" is a drama-filled romance that is as thrilling as it is heartfelt. Set in the serene surroundings of a tropical Caribbean vacation, a British civil servant crosses paths with a Russian Agent, and the unlikely connection sparkles like a tamarind seed. As they indulge in Vodka and sip on white wine, a forbidden love story unfolds.
"Islands in the Stream" is a poignant drama film released in 1977, directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and written by Ernest Hemingway and Denne Bart Petitclerc. The movie, set just before the start of World War II, follows the story of an isolated sculptor who is visited by his three sons. The tale explores themes of grief, loneliness, and the pursuit of artistic expression.
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Revenge of the Pink Panther, released in 1978, follows the story of Detective Jacques Clouseau as he gets framed for the murder of the notorious Philippe Douvier, only to prove his own innocence and uncover the true culprit. Alongside his trusty sidekick, Cato, and a mischievous Chinese servant, Clouseau engages in a martial arts spoof filled with comedic twists and turns, using his eccentric charm to solve the crime. The film is directed by Blake Edwards and features the brilliant performances of Peter Sellers, Herbert Lom, and Burt Kwouk.
Yes, Giorgio is a captivating 1982 romantic comedy-musical film that follows the story of renowned opera singer Giorgio Fini. The movie takes an unexpected turn when Fini loses his voice on an American tour. Desperate to regain his career, he consults the talented female throat specialist Pamela Taylor and unexpectedly falls in love with her.
"The Prodigal, " released in 1983, follows the life of Greg Stuart, a discontent young man living in a middle-class family with deeply rooted Christian values. Yearning for a life far removed from his present one, he is thrust into a whirlwind of intense and perplexing situations that only serve to heighten his personal turmoil.
20. Christy (1994)
"Christy, " a heart-warming 1994 drama directed by Michael Ray Rhodes, features the inspiring story of a young teacher who strives to make a difference in the impoverished mountain region of Cutter Gap, Tennessee. Set in 1912, "Christy" is based on the best-selling novel by Catherine Marshall.
In "Amazing Grace" (2006), based on a true story, the relentless will of William Wilberforce takes center stage, as he fiercely navigates Parliament to abolish the transatlantic slave trade. This captivating drama, directed by Michael Apted and written by Steven Knight, follows Wilberforce as he challenges societal norms and fights tirelessly to make history. Ioan Gruffudd stars as Wilberforce, supported by a stellar ensemble cast, including Albert Finney and Michael Gambon.
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22. Captive (2015)
"Captive" is a gripping 2015 action film starring Kate Mara as a single mother struggling with drug addiction. Her life takes a shocking turn when she's taken hostage in her own apartment by a man on the run, played by David Oyelowo. This man has managed to break out of jail and murder the judge assigned to his case.