List Of All Joseph Cotten Movies
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Here is the list of all Joseph Cotten movies.
Joseph Cotten was an American actor born on May 15, 1905, in Petersburg, Virginia. Known for his distinctive voice, natural charm, and versatility as an actor, Cotten had a successful career in both film and theater.
Cotten's breakthrough came when he was discovered by Orson Welles, with whom he formed a close professional and personal relationship. He made his film debut in Welles' landmark film "Citizen Kane" (1941), where he played the role of Jedediah Leland, the best friend of the titular character. Cotten's performance showcased his talent for bringing depth and complexity to his characters, and he continued to collaborate with Welles in other notable films such as "The Magnificent Ambersons" (1942) and "Touch of Evil" (1958).
Cotten's filmography includes a wide range of genres and collaborations with renowned directors. He worked with Alfred Hitchcock in films like "Shadow of a Doubt" (1943) and "Under Capricorn" (1949), and he starred in the noir classic "The Third Man" (1949), directed by Carol Reed. Cotten's ability to portray morally ambiguous characters and his natural screen presence made him a sought-after actor.
In addition to his film work, Cotten also had a successful stage career, appearing in numerous Broadway productions. He showcased his talents in plays such as "The Philadelphia Story" and "Sabrina Fair," earning critical acclaim for his performances.
Cotten's acting style was characterized by his understated yet captivating presence. He had a talent for conveying complex emotions and internal conflicts with subtlety, drawing audiences into the worlds of his characters.
Beyond his acting abilities, Cotten was also known for his warm personality and loyalty to his friends. He maintained lasting friendships with many of his colleagues, including Orson Welles, and was regarded as a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
Joseph Cotten continued to act in both film and television throughout his career, leaving behind a rich legacy of memorable performances. He passed away on February 6, 1994, in Los Angeles, California, leaving behind a body of work that solidifies his status as one of the respected actors of his time.
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Joseph Cotten was an American actor born on May 15, 1905, in Petersburg, Virginia. Known for his distinctive voice, natural charm, and versatility as an actor, Cotten had a successful career in both film and theater.
Cotten's breakthrough came when he was discovered by Orson Welles, with whom he formed a close professional and personal relationship. He made his film debut in Welles' landmark film "Citizen Kane" (1941), where he played the role of Jedediah Leland, the best friend of the titular character. Cotten's performance showcased his talent for bringing depth and complexity to his characters, and he continued to collaborate with Welles in other notable films such as "The Magnificent Ambersons" (1942) and "Touch of Evil" (1958).
Cotten's filmography includes a wide range of genres and collaborations with renowned directors. He worked with Alfred Hitchcock in films like "Shadow of a Doubt" (1943) and "Under Capricorn" (1949), and he starred in the noir classic "The Third Man" (1949), directed by Carol Reed. Cotten's ability to portray morally ambiguous characters and his natural screen presence made him a sought-after actor.
In addition to his film work, Cotten also had a successful stage career, appearing in numerous Broadway productions. He showcased his talents in plays such as "The Philadelphia Story" and "Sabrina Fair," earning critical acclaim for his performances.
Cotten's acting style was characterized by his understated yet captivating presence. He had a talent for conveying complex emotions and internal conflicts with subtlety, drawing audiences into the worlds of his characters.
Beyond his acting abilities, Cotten was also known for his warm personality and loyalty to his friends. He maintained lasting friendships with many of his colleagues, including Orson Welles, and was regarded as a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
Joseph Cotten continued to act in both film and television throughout his career, leaving behind a rich legacy of memorable performances. He passed away on February 6, 1994, in Los Angeles, California, leaving behind a body of work that solidifies his status as one of the respected actors of his time.
List of all Joseph Cotten movies
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1937 | Seeing the World: Part One – A Visit to New York, N.Y. | Short | |
1938 | Too Much Johnson | Augustus Billings | |
1940 | Citizen Kane trailer | Himself, Jedediah "Jed" Leland | Short: 360 |
1941 | Citizen Kane | Jed Leland / Screening Room Reporter | |
1941 | Lydia | Michael Fitzpatrick | |
1942 | The Magnificent Ambersons | Eugene Morgan | |
1943 | Journey into Fear | Howard Graham | Screenplay (with uncredited Orson Welles) |
1943 | Shadow of a Doubt | Uncle Charles Oakley | |
1943 | Hers to Hold | Bill Morley | |
1944 | Gaslight | Brian Cameron | |
1944 | Since You Went Away | Lieutenant Tony Willett | |
1944 | I'll Be Seeing You | Zachary Morgan | |
1945 | Love Letters | Alan Quinton | |
1946 | Duel in the Sun | Jesse McCanles | |
1947 | The Farmer's Daughter | Glenn Morley | |
1948 | Portrait of Jennie | Eben Adams | Venice Film Festival Award for Best Actor |
1949 | The Third Man | Holly Martins | |
1949 | Under Capricorn | Sam Flusky | |
1949 | Beyond the Forest | Dr. Lewis Moline | |
1950 | September Affair | David Lawrence | |
1950 | Two Flags West | Col. Clay Tucker | |
1950 | Walk Softly, Stranger | Chris Hale | Shot in 1948 |
1951 | Half Angel | John Raymond Jr. | |
1951 | Peking Express | Michael Bachlin | |
1951 | Othello | Venetian senator | Uncredited |
1951 | The Man with a Cloak | Dupin | |
1952 | The Wild Heart | Narrator | |
1952 | Untamed Frontier | Kirk Denbow | |
1952 | The Steel Trap | James Osborne | |
1953 | Niagara | George Loomis | |
1953 | Egypt by Three | Narrator | |
1953 | A Blueprint for Murder | Whitney Cameron | |
1955 | Special Delivery | John Adams | |
1955 | Bedevilled | Flight announcer at the airport | Voice, Uncredited |
1956 | The Bottom of the Bottle | P.M. Martin | |
1956 | The Killer Is Loose | Detective Sam Wagner | |
1957 | The Halliday Brand | Daniel Halliday | |
1958 | Touch of Evil | Coroner | Uncredited |
1958 | From the Earth to the Moon | Victor Barbicane | |
1960 | The Angel Wore Red | Hawthorne | |
1961 | The Last Sunset | John Breckenridge | |
1963 | Alexander the Great | Antigonus | TV movie |
1964 | Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte | Dr. Drew Bayliss | |
1965 | The Great Sioux Massacre | Major Reno | |
1965 | The Money Trap | Dr. Horace Van Tilden | |
1965 | The Tramplers | Temple Cordeen | |
1966 | The Oscar | Kenneth H. Regan | |
1966 | Brighty of the Grand Canyon | Jim Owen | |
1967 | The Hellbenders | Col. Jonas | |
1967 | Some May Live | Col. Woodward | |
1967 | Jack of Diamonds | Ace of Diamonds | |
1968 | Days of Fire | Destil | |
1968 | Petulia | Mr. Danner | |
1968 | White Comanche | Sheriff Logan | |
1969 | The Lonely Profession | Martin Bannister | TV movie |
1969 | Latitude Zero | Captain Craig McKenzie | |
1969 | Keene | ||
1970 | Cutter's Trail | General Spalding | TV movie; failed series pilot |
1970 | The Grasshopper | Richard Morgan | |
1970 | Tora! Tora! Tora! | Henry L. Stimson | |
1971 | Assault on the Wayne | Admiral | TV movie |
1971 | Do You Take This Stranger? | Dr. Robert Carson | TV movie |
1971 | City Beneath the Sea | Dr. Ziegler | TV movie |
1971 | Journey to Murder | Jeff Wheeler | Two 1968 episodes from the UK anthology TV series Journey to the Unknown |
1971 | The Abominable Dr. Phibes | Dr. Vesalius | |
1971 | Lady Frankenstein | Dr. Frankenstein | |
1972 | The Screaming Woman | George Tresvant | TV movie |
1972 | Doomsday Voyage | Captain Jason | |
1972 | Baron Blood | Baron Otto von Kleist / Alfred Becker | |
1972 | The Scientific Cardplayer | George | |
1973 | The Devil's Daughter | Judge Weatherby | TV movie |
1973 | Soylent Green | William R. Simonson | |
1973 | F for Fake | Special Participant | |
1973 | A Delicate Balance | Harry | |
1975 | Syndicate Sadists | Paternò | |
1975 | Timber Tramps | Greedy sawmill mogul | |
1976 | The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case | Dr. Joseph Francis Condon | TV movie |
1976 | A Whisper in the Dark | The Professor | |
1976 | Freedom Is | Voice | TV movie |
1977 | Twilight's Last Gleaming | Secretary of State Arthur Renfrew | |
1977 | Airport '77 | Nicholas St. Downs III | |
1977 | Aspen | Horton Paine | TV movie |
1978 | Last In, First Out | Foster Johnson | |
1978 | Caravans | Ambassador Crandall | |
1978 | The Perfect Crime | Sir Arthur Dundee | |
1979 | Island of the Fishmen | Prof. Ernest Marvin | |
1979 | The Concorde Affair | Milland | |
1979 | Guyana: Crime of the Century | Richard Gable | |
1979 | Churchill and the Generals | General George Marshall | TV movie |
1980 | The Hearse | Walter Pritchard | |
1980 | Casino | Ed Booker | TV movie |
1980 | Heaven's Gate | The Reverend Doctor | |
1980 | Delusion | Ivar Langrock | |
1981 | The Survivor | Priest | (final film role) |
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