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All 23 John McGiver Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of John McGiver as we bring you an extensive movie roundup that showcases his most captivating and memorable performances. From gritty dramas to riveting thrillers, we'll take you on a cinematic journey through his diverse roles and explore why he's considered one of Hollywood's most talented filmmakers.
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"Love in the Afternoon" (1957) is an enchanting comedy-crime-drama film directed by the legendary Billy Wilder. Set in the alluring city of Paris, this timeless masterpiece follows the life of a wealthy American businessman, Frank Flannahan, played by Gary Cooper, who finds himself entangled in a whirlwind of love and deception.
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"I Married a Woman" is a charming and engaging 1958 comedy-drama featuring the talents of George Gobel, Diana Dors, and Adolphe Menjou. Directed by Hal Kanter and written by Goodman Ace, this classic film centers around advertising executive Marshall Briggs, played by Gobel, as he struggles to balance his demanding work life with his passionate love affair with fashion model Janice Blake, portrayed by Dors. As their love blossoms, Marshall's professional responsibilities start to create unexpected obstacles in their romance.
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Experience the thrilling tale of "The Gazebo" (1959), a clever combination of comedy and suspense directed by George Marshall. Glenn Ford stars as TV writer Elliott Nash, who buries a mysterious object beneath the new gazebo in his Connecticut backyard, but his nerves refuse to allow it to remain there.
"Bachelor in Paradise" is a delightful rom-com that takes our favorite bachelor, in this case played by the hilarious Bob Hope, to a family-oriented subdivision where he becomes an unofficial relationship advisor to a group of unhappy housewives. With their husbands suspecting him of unsavory intentions, our hero finds himself navigating the unpredictable world of relationships while trying to keep things light-hearted.
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961) is a spellbinding romantic comedy, set in the glittering urban landscape of Manhattan, New York City. The film follows the captivating journey of a young socialite named Holly Golightly, portrayed by the iconic Audrey Hepburn. Holly, an aspiring actress with a mysterious past, captures the attention of her new neighbor, a struggling writer named Paul Varjak, played by George Peppard. As their relationship develops, Holly's hidden past threatens to interfere, challenging the blossoming connection between the two.
"The Manchurian Candidate" (1962) is an enthralling drama-thriller set in the dangerous world of the Cold War. When American soldier Raymond Dielman (Laurence Harvey) is captured in the Korean War, he is subjected to a terrifying form of brainwashing, turning him into an unwitting assassin for a sinister Communist conspiracy.
In 1962, the film adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play, "Period of Adjustment, " was released, starring Anthony Franciosa, Jane Fonda, and Jim Hutton. The movie takes the audience on a journey with an all-American newlywed couple, played by Franciosa and Fonda, as they set off on their honeymoon blissfully unaware of the unraveling marital problems of their friends, also portrayed by talented actors.
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Who's Got the Action? is a roaringly funny comedy starring the iconic Dean Martin, Lana Turner, and Eddie Albert. Set in the world of horse racing, the film follows the tumultuous relationship between a devoted horse-player and his wife, who, in her desperation, becomes his bookie. As she delves deeper into the game, she must navigate the high-stakes world of gambling, all while trying to protect their marriage.
"Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation" is a delightful, touching family comedy from 1962 that revolves around the charming James Stewart portraying the patient husband Mr. Hobbs. The storyline follows his desire for a peaceful summer holiday at the beach, accompanied by his lovely wife, Maureen O'Hara. However, his plans take an unexpected turn when he inadvertently becomes the host of a whole array of his wife's eccentric family, causing laughter and chaos aplenty.
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Experience a charming and heartwarming tale of comedy, love, and adventure in the beloved film "My Six Loves. " Released in 1963, this delightful film stars the talented and charming Debbie Reynolds as a Broadway musical star who returns home to an unexpected surprise: six runaway children living on her property. With their innocent energy and playful antics, the children's lives intertwine with Reynolds in a series of hilarious and endearing situations. As the story unfolds, the children navigate the realities of life while forming unbreakable bonds with Reynolds, and unexpected friendships bloom.
Take Her, She's Mine is a hilarious 1963 comedy starring the iconic James Stewart. In this film, Stewart steps into the role of a doting father, dedicated to shielding his college-aged daughter from trouble's grasp. As he encounters scandal after scandal in his attempts to keep her out of harm's way, he finds himself caught up in a whirlwind of chaos.
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In the seedy underworld of 1960s America, a dangerous game of vengeance and survival unfolds. "Johnny Cool" follows the story of Colini, a cunning and ruthless mobster, who sends his most trusted protege-killer, Giordano, across the ocean to fulfill his sinister mission in the land of the free. As Giordano arrives in the USA, he's tasked with tracking down and eliminating Colini's most lethal mob enemies, knowing full well the risks and consequences that lie ahead.
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"A Global Affair" stars Bob Hope as a bachelor employee at the United Nations building who takes care of an abandoned baby. Lilo Pulver plays a charming Russian girl who fools Hope in this humorous comedy. This 1964 film, directed by Jack Arnold, features a clever opening credits montage and includes a memorable song.
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Set in the 1960s, "Marriage on the Rocks" is a comedy-romance film that revolves around the intertwined lives of a couple on the brink of divorce and their best friend. When a neglected wife accidentally files for divorce from her workaholic husband, the misunderstanding snowballs into an accidental marriage to a charming conman.
"The Glass Bottom Boat" is a delightful 1966 romantic comedy directed by Frank Tashlin, starring Doris Day, Rod Taylor, and Arthur Godfrey. The film revolves around the head of an aerospace research lab who suspects his stunning new girlfriend, played by Doris Day, is a Russian spy, due to a series of misunderstandings. As the tension between the two builds, they find themselves navigating the complex world of espionage while trying to maintain their budding romance.
Made in Paris, released in 1966, is an enchanting romantic comedy that takes viewers on a journey through the vibrant streets of Paris. With a captivating plot, the film follows the story of an ex-model, now working as a sales girl and assistant buyer in an NYC dress store. When she's sent to Paris as a fashion buyer, her life takes an unexpected turn, and she lets her hair down while embracing the city's culture and charm.
Set in the bustling city of New York, Midnight Cowboy follows the adventures of Joe Buck, a naive hustler from Texas. As he embarks on a journey seeking personal fortune, Joe forms a close bond with Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo, a streetwise and crippled individual. Together, they navigate the treacherous world of high society, attempting to hustle wealthy, affluent women.
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18. Lawman (1971)
"Lawman, " starring Burt Lancaster, Robert Ryan, and Lee J. Cobb, is an adrenaline-filled Western adventure that takes the audience on a thrilling journey through the Arizona and New Mexico territories. The film tells the story of a lawman from Bannock who arrives in Sabbath with a mission: to arrest all the cattlemen involved in a wild celebration that led to the accidental death of an older man the previous year.
19. Harvey (1972)
Embark on a whimsical adventure with Elwood P. Dowd in the endearing 1972 film "Harvey". This delightful comedy, adapted from a stage play, showcases Elwood's unwavering bond with a six-foot tall, invisible rabbit named Harvey. As Elwood's sister attempts to marry off her daughter, she mistakenly believes that Elwood's devotion to his furry companion holds the key to her success. Consequently, she devises a misguided plan to commit Elwood to a mental institution, resulting in a hilarious mix-up where she ends up in the institution herself. It's then left to Elwood and his mysterious invisible friend to sort out the ensuing chaos.
"A Beard from the Great Man's Time, " released in 1972, is an endearing and captivating play that unfolds the tale of a spirited young girl's pursuit to stir one of history's most admired icons. This production, placed in 1862, unfolds the adventure of nine-year-old Mary, who penned a letter to President Abraham Lincoln urging him to grow a beard. With a run-time of one hour and thirty-six minutes, this show enraptures the audience with its timeless charm.
21. Arnold (1973)
Arnold, released in 1973, is a unique blend of comedy, horror, and mystery that leaves audiences with a thrilling yet comical experience. This unforgettable film follows the bizarre story of Arnold, a deceased man who defies death by leaving a trail of deathtraps and eerie audiotapes, along with his preserved and articulate corpse, for those who only cared about his wealth.
"The Apple Dumpling Gang" (1975) is a delightful family comedy-western film set in Gold Rush era California. A trio of energetic orphan children named Andy, Olivia, and Tom, played by the talented young cast, stumble upon a gold mine in 1878. As they join forces to protect their newfound fortune, they encounter a variety of quirky characters, including the infamous Bigfoot.
"Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days" is a riveting documentary that dives into the final months of the iconic movie star's life. This biographical film sheds light on Monroe's tumultuous love affairs, drug and alcohol dependency, depression, and eventual firing from her final film, "Something's Got to Give. " Featuring several first-time interviews with the people surrounding Monroe during her final days, the film also includes behind-the-scenes footage, stills, and excerpts from her unfinished film. Directed by Patty Ivins Specht, "Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days" provides a raw and intimate look into the life of a Hollywood legend.