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All 28 Ann Harding Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of Ann Harding movies as we present an engaging and informative roundup of her filmography. From her early roles to her latest projects, we explore the wide range of films that have showcased the talents of this versatile actress. Join us for a journey through the silver screen, witnessing the magic she has brought to life in her various roles. So sit back, relax, and get ready to discover the enchanting world of Ann Harding movies.
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"Condemned! " (1929) is an engrossing drama that tells the tale of suave thief Colman, who is sent to the notorious Devil's Island. As he navigates the perils of the island, he becomes romantically entangled with the wife of the sadistic warden, Digges.
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"Prestige, " released in 1932, is a drama that tells the story of a woman who travels to a French penal colony in Indochina to be with her fiancé, a high-ranking military commander. The situation takes a turn when she arrives and finds her betrothed to be a heavy drinker, disrupting their romantic relationship.
Devotion, a delightful 1931 romantic comedy from RKO Pathé Pictures, follows the tale of a resilient young woman. When the unfortunate daughter of a London high society family finds herself unexpectedly smitten with a barrister, she disguises herself and gets a job as a governess for his son to be closer to the man she loves.
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In "The Animal Kingdom" (1932), a sophisticated comedy based on Philip Barry's play, a man finds himself in a precarious situation as he must justify his love for both his wife and his mistress. With a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes, this RKO Radio Pictures production stars Ann Harding, Leslie Howard, and Myrna Loy and delves into themes of infidelity, love, and deceit.
Introducing "Gallant Lady" (1933), a gripping drama that takes audiences on an emotional journey through the heartache and hope of a single mother's impossible quest. When an unmarried woman must give up her newborn baby for adoption, she pins her hopes on the adoptive mother's death, believing she will then have the opportunity to reunite with her child.
Delve into the captivating world of "When Ladies Meet, " a 1933 romantic comedy that masterfully blends drama and humor. Directed by Harry Beaumont and Robert Z. Leonard, this movie stars Ann Harding, Robert Montgomery, and Myrna Loy in a story that captures the essence of love, infidelity, and deception.
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"The Life of Vergie Winters", a dramatic movie set in the 1910s through 1930s, follows the turbulent journey of Vergie Winters, a talented milliner and the object of desire for promising politician John Shadwell. As Shadwell's political career flourishes, rumors and gossip threaten to expose their blossoming love affair. The film transports viewers into an era where scandalous whispers could ruin reputations, and the stakes for Vergie and John are incredibly high.
The 1934 drama-romance film "The Fountain" is a captivating tale set amidst the tumultuous time of World War One. The story revolves around British officer Lewis Allison, who, while a prisoner of war in Holland, is granted parole and ends up living at the castle of the Baron Von Leyden. Strikingly, he discovers that his childhood sweetheart, Julie, is now married to German officer Rupert Von Narwitz and residing at the same castle.
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In the timeless classic Peter Ibbetson, the world of architecture intertwines with the enchanting art of shared dreams. Set in the stunningly crafted Victorian era, this movie follows the tale of a young architect, Peter Ibbetson, who is commissioned to design a magnificent set of stables for the Duke of Towers.
Experience the emotional entanglement as Psychiatrist, Ann Harding, finds herself inexplicably drawn to her patient, played by Herbert Marshall. As the film unfolds, their connection deepens and challenges the societal norms of their time. But their love story takes a dark and unexpected turn when Maureen O'Sullivan's character attempts a desperate suicide using a lethal combination of pills.
Get ready for a whirlwind of romance and comedy in the 1935 classic, "Biography of a Bachelor Girl. " Follow the journey of renowned pseudoportrait artist, Marion Forsythe, as she returns from Europe after making quite the name for herself, painting and possibly being involved with famous notables all over the continent. Enter the world of everyweek Newsmagazine editor, Richard Kurt, who eagerly pursues Marion and invites her to write her biography as a feature for his esteemed publication.
"The Lady Consents, " a 1936 romantic drama, tells the story of a refined marriage between Anne Talbot and Dr. Talbot.
"Eyes in the Night" is a gripping crime-mystery film from 1942, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Directed by Fred Zinnemann, the movie features a blind detective and his seeing-eye dog as they investigate a murder, which leads them to uncover a hidden Nazi plot.
The North Star, released in 1944, brings to life the courage and resilience of a Ukrainian village as it faces the brutal invasion of the German army in June 1941. This enthralling drama, set against the tragic backdrop of World War II, takes audiences on a journey through a society torn between fear, love, and determination.
Mission to Moscow, released in 1943, is a thought-provoking drama set against the backdrop of war and politics. Directed by Michael Curtiz and written by Joseph E. Davies and Howard Koch, the film follows Ambassador Joseph Davies as he is sent by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Russia. His mission is to gain an understanding of the Soviet system, and over time, he becomes an advocate for Stalinism upon his return to America.
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16. Janie (1944)
Janie, released in 1944, follows the story of a high-spirited teenage girl named Janie, living in the small town of Hortonville. As an Army camp is established just outside town due to World War II, Janie and her friends eagerly await the arrival of numerous young soldiers, envisioning the possibility of finding love among them. However, Janie's family, particularly her mother, has concerns regarding the choices her daughter might make.
In 1944, the film "Nine Girls" brought light to a dark time in the lives of a sorority. As the thrilling mystery unravels, we find ourselves in the midst of a criminal investigation. The stakes are high as the life of a fellow sorority member is found lifeless. While the police search for the murderer, Mary O'Ryan, another sorority girl, takes matters into her own hands, determined to uncover the truth.
In the whimsical 1945 film "Those Endearing Young Charms, " Army private Jerry takes a well-deserved leave, only to bring trouble upon himself by introducing his sweetheart Helen to his lovably roguish friend, Lieutenant Hank Travers. As Helen quickly learns, Hank is not one to be tied down, but Helen's unapologetic intelligence and strong-willed nature captivate him.
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Janie Gets Married is a charming and light-hearted domestic comedy set in the World War II era, with a sprinkle of romance. The newlywed couple, Dick and Janie, find themselves in a whirlwind of unexpected challenges as they navigate their married life, career ambitions, and family relationships. Dick is hired to write filler for his father-in-law's newspaper and strives to prove his worth, while Janie deals with her "well-meaning" in-laws and the chaos of housekeeping.
"It Happened on Fifth Avenue" is a delightful 1947 comedy, music, and romance film set in New York City. The plot revolves around two homeless men who manage to move into a magnificent mansion while its owners embark on a winter vacation in the South. The heartwarming story unfolds amidst the joyous atmosphere of Christmas, as the two men navigate through their temporary luxury lifestyle.
Christmas Eve, the heartwarming 1947 film, follows the adventure of the rich and witty Matilda Reed, portrayed by the magnetic charm of George Raft. As an unexpected threat lurks in the shadows, Matilda must use her charisma to save her fortune by finding her three adopted sons in a race against time. Scheduled for a Christmas Eve reunion, this classic holiday movie combines drama and comedy, giving viewers a delightful and memorable cinematic experience filled with love, laughter, and Christmas cheer.
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Two Weeks with Love is a delightful 1950 musical comedy starring Jane Powell and Ricardo Montalban. Set in the picturesque Catskills resort, the film centers around the Robinson sisters, who embark on a memorable vacation filled with laughter, romance, and glamour. The older sister, Patti, captures the attention of Demi Armendez, much to the dismay of their parents. As Patti showcases her singing and dancing talents, she and Demi find themselves on a journey of love that leads to a heartwarming conclusion.
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"The Unknown Man, " released in 1951, is a thrilling crime drama that takes viewers on a suspenseful journey of doubt and justice. Directed by Richard Thorpe, the film stars Walter Pidgeon, Ann Harding, and Barry Sullivan.
Experience the gripping and timeless tale of "The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, " based on the acclaimed novel by Sloan Wilson. Directed by Nunnally Johnson, this masterful drama follows the journey of an aging ex-soldier, Tom Ripley, played by the legendary Gregory Peck, as he faces complex moral dilemmas in his efforts to provide for his family.
"I've Lived Before" is a 1956 film that weaves a captivating tale of supernatural powers and past lives. The plot centers around a commercial airline pilot who fervently believes he was a pilot who was slain during World War I. This fascinating combination of drama and fantasy takes the viewer on an unexpected journey through time, challenging reality and perception.
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"Strange Intruder" is a captivating drama film released in 1956 that draws viewers into a narrative of war, grief, and moral dilemmas. Set during the tumultuous Korean War, the story revolves around a soldier who passes away requesting his closest friend to protect his two children, should they be raised by someone else. Emotional turmoil unfolds as his friend faces an unbearable task - upholding his friend's last wish.
"The Art of Innocence" delves into the intriguing and frequently contentious theme of sexuality and censorship in the initial years of cinema. This enthralling documentary traverses the silent era to the introduction of the Hays Code in 1934, giving viewers a glimpse into the depiction and impact of sexuality in movies and revealing the societal norms and taboos of the time.
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"Leslie Howard: The Man Who Gave a Damn" is an intimate and compelling documentary that delves deep into the life and career of Leslie Howard, a British officer and actor who left a lasting impact on the world of entertainment. Born in 1893, Howard went through immense personal and professional challenges during his lifetime, including his service as a World War One veteran, his marriage, and his battles with shell shock. The film sheds light on these aspects of Howard's life, painting a vivid portrait of a man who had an extraordinary dedication to his craft and an unwavering spirit.