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All 21 Ella Raines Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the enchanting world of Ella Raines, as we unveil her most remarkable movies to date. In this captivating roundup, we'll be exploring the magic and charm that have made Ella Raines a beloved star in the industry. Join us as we delve deep into her career and uncover the secrets behind her unforgettable performances.
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"Corvette K-225, " a gripping WWII naval drama filmed in 1943, follows the riveting tale of the Canadian naval vessel Corvette K-225 and its first captain. This intriguing film is set against the backdrop of Halifax, Nova Scotia, showcasing the strategic efforts and heroic battles that took place during warfare. The movie also features a captivating love story, adding depth and emotion to an already enthralling narrative.
"Cry 'Havoc' (1943) is a compelling war drama film that follows the lives of a group of Army hospital volunteers stationed in Bataan during World War II. Directed by Richard Thorpe, the film presents a poignant portrayal of the experiences and relationships these brave individuals encounter amidst the chaos of war.
"Tall in the Saddle" takes place in 1944 when new ranch hand Rocklin arrives in town to start his job, only to find chaos and danger lurking around every corner. His employer was murdered and the locals seem to be harboring secrets. But amidst it all, Rocklin manages to catch the eye of the independent female ranch owner, setting the stage for an unexpected and passionate romance.
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"Hail the Conquering Hero" from 1944 blends comedy and war in an unforgettable film. Directed by Preston Sturges, the movie follows Woodrow, who returns home after being discharged from the military due to his hay fever.
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"The Suspect" (1944), directed by Robert Siodmak, is a gripping Drama-Film-Noir-Thriller that delves into the darker corners of life. The film, set against the stunning backdrop of Scotland Yard, tells the story of an unhappy married man, John Standing, who, tired of his mundane existence, decides to embark on an illicit affair with a younger woman.
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In the gripping 1944 crime drama, "Phantom Lady, " a faithful secretary embarks on a dangerous quest to uncover the truth behind her boss's wife's suspicious death. Amidst a web of deception, she struggles to find the elusive woman - the Phantom Lady - who may have the key to proving her employer's innocence. As the stakes grow higher, this dedicated secretary risks everything to avoid an unfair frame-up. Will she succeed in unmasking the real culprit, or will the Phantom Lady remain forever hidden in the shadows?
"Enter Arsene Lupin" is a captivating drama set in 1944, starring Charles Korvin, Ella Raines, and J. Carrol Naish. Based on a novel by Maurice Leblanc, the movie revolves around a rich but naive young woman who doesn't realize the value of the priceless jewels she possesses. Meanwhile, a gang of deceptive jewel thieves is aware of her fortune, leading to a thrilling cat-and-mouse game.
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Enter the world of "The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry, " a gripping 1945 drama-film noir set in a small-town cloth factory. This intriguing tale follows the life of bachelor Harry Quincey, a dedicated head designer, who shares his home with his two demanding sisters: the hypochondriac Lettie and the querulous widow Hester.
"Tails and a Suit of White" is an enchanting 1946 comedy film that delightfully takes viewers on a whirlwind ride. The film centers around a high-society family's vacation, leaving their trusted butler to manage their swanky residence. Yet, things take an amusing turn as the butler, played by Dan Duryea, stumbles across a beguiling woman in the most unexpected of circumstances all while addressing a gambling predicament.
"The Runaround, " a 1946 comedy-mystery film directed by Charles Lamont, follows the adventures of private detectives Kildane and Quayle in their debut independent assignment. Their mission is to locate and retrieve eloping heiress Penelope Hampton, a task they undertake on their own after leaving their large agency.
The Senator Was Indiscreet, released in 1947, is a satirical comedy that tells the tale of an ambitious but incompetent Southern senator who becomes a dark horse contender for the Presidency. His ambitions take a detour when his tell-all diary is stolen, sparking a frenzy among his political adversaries and causing panic within his party.
Time Out of Mind (1947) is a compelling drama film that transports viewers into the heart of family tensions and personal aspirations. This captivating story is set against the picturesque backdrop of a wealthy Maine shipping family and revolves around a son's unexpected desire to pursue a career in music instead of inheriting the family business.
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Brute Force (1947) is a gripping crime drama set in a harsh penitentiary, where prisoner Joe Collins (Burt Lancaster) is determined to take down the oppressive Captain Munsey (Charles Bickford). Directed by Jules Dassin and written by Richard Brooks and Robert Patterson, the film showcases raw emotion and intense action. With a runtime of 1 hour and 38 minutes, Brute Force delivers an unforgettable cinematic experience. Featuring a stellar cast, including Hume Cronyn and Charles Bickford, this powerful film-noir will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
14. The Web (1947)
In the gripping 1947 noir film, "The Web, " a tenacious attorney named David Stuart finds himself in a precarious situation when he is forced to protect his client from an imminent threat. However, this act turns deadly as David is accused of murdering a man who he believed was out to kill his employer. As a web of deceit and danger unravels around him, David must use his wit and detective skills to expose the truth before he is entangled even deeper in the crime.
Experience a suspenseful journey into the underworld of Los Angeles in "A Dangerous Profession" (1949). Discover the intricate web of deception and danger as ex-cop Vince Kane, played by the enigmatic George Raft, navigates the precarious world of bail-bondsmanship after accidentally bailing out a suspect in a securities bonds robbery.
16. Impact (1949)
In the heart of a small, unsuspecting town, Impact tells a story riddled with deceit, corruption, and deadly consequences. The film follows a wife whose infidelity leads her down a dark path. She conspires with her lover to commit a heinous act, but their plan takes an unexpected turn. While the lover meets a tragic end, the husband, wracked with guilt, conceals himself and allows his wife to face charges.
"The Walking Hills" (1949) brings adventure, intrigue, and a touch of danger to the small, seemingly tranquil border town. When a group of treasure hunters descends upon Death Valley, their thrilling search for a legendary wagon load of gold sparks a series of unexpected events.
In 1950, the cinematic world was treated to Singing Guns, which masterfully combines the exhilarating world of westerns with catchy melodies. The story focuses on the infamous stagecoach bandit, Rhiannon, who unexpectedly crosses paths with the sheriff in dire straits.
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"The Second Face" is a gripping 1950s drama that takes the audience on a journey of self-discovery and personal transformation. The story revolves around a woman who recounts her life as an unassuming 'plain Jane' from her hospital bed, as she eagerly awaits the plastic surgeries she needs to mend the injuries sustained in a devastating car accident.
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Embark on a thrilling adventure set amidst the tides of World War II in the critically acclaimed film, "Fighting Coast Guard" (1951). Led by the determined and daring Captain John Andrews (portrayed by the talented Brian Donlevy), this thrilling drama chronicles the journey of ordinary men trained extraordinary hard to serve their country with vigor and strength.
Ride the Man Down is a gritty and unforgettable 1952 Western film set in the tumultuous 1890s. In the harsh outback of the 19th century, a dispute over a deceased man's property spirals into a bloody range war, taking the lives of many. The film follows a brave sheriff and a resolute rancher, who find themselves engulfed in a ruthless battle of survival and power.