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James Gleason - filmography


  • Elvis - Loving You on DVD (1957)
    Starring: Elvis Presley,  Wendell Corey,  James Gleason
    Director: Hal Kanter
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    An eager publicist discovers Jimmy Tompkins (Elvis Presley) while she's touring through the South with a swingin' hillbilly band. Convinced of his talent, she persuades the guys to give the young man a chance. The pairing clicks and the group starts to take off, "creating" an early form of rock-n-..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 66% from 480 members
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  • The Night of the Hunter on DVD (1955)
    Starring: Robert Mitchum,  Shelley Winters,  Lillian Gish
    Director: Charles Laughton
    Certificate: Certificate: 12
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    Adapted by James Agee from a novel by Davis Grubb, The Night of the Hunter represented legendary actor Charles Laughton's only film directing effort. Combining stark realism with Germanic expressionism, the movie is a brilliant good-and-evil parable, with good represented by a couple of farm kids ..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 72% from 7,504 members
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  • Suddenly on DVD (1954)
    Starring: Frank Sinatra,  Sterling Hayden,  James Gleason
    Director: Lewis Allen
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
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    A tense, somewhat prescient drama in which Sinatra plays a psychopathic triggerman hired to kill the United States President. On the way he and his two partners take over a widow's house, which is perfectly situated for an ambush. After Kennedy's assassination, the film was shelved and Sinatra ..read more »
    3 stars out of 5 57% from 184 members
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  • The Bishop's Wife on DVD (1947)
    Starring: Cary Grant,  David Niven,  Loretta Young
    Director: Henry Koster
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    David Niven plays preoccupied, harrassed Bishop Henry Brougham whose prayers are answered at Christmas when an angel (played by Cary Grant) is sent from heaven to help him raise money for a new church, enabling him to give his full attention to his neglected wife (Loretta Young) and parishioners. ..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 72% from 1,707 member
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  • A Tree Grows In Brooklyn (1945)
    Starring: Dorothy McGuire,  Joan Blondell,  James Dunn
    Director: Elia Kazan
    Certificate: Certificate: U
    One-time movie song-and-dance man James Dunn won an Academy Award for his comeback performance in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn. Based on the best-selling novel by Betty Smith, the film relates the trials and tribulations of a turn-of-the-century Brooklyn tenement family. The father, Dunn, is a likable ..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 69% from 232 members
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  • The Clock (1945)
    Starring: Judy Garland,  Robert Walker,  James Gleason
    Director: Vincente Minnelli
    Certificate: Certificate: TBC
    Soldier Joe Allen is on a two-day leave in New York, and there he meets Alice. She agrees to show him the sights and they spend the day together. In this short time they find themselves falling in love with each other, and they decide to get married before Joe has to return to camp
    3 stars out of 5 62% from 7 members
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  • Arsenic and Old Lace on DVD (1944)
    Starring: Cary Grant,  Raymond Massey,  Jack Carson
    Director: Frank Capra
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    A drama critic discovers that his family are mad on the eve of his wedding. His aunts have hidden thirteen bodies in the cellar and the police are hunting for his brother who has also committed murder. Can he keep it all a secret from the rest of the world....?
    3.5 stars out of 5 72% from 4,812 members
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  • A Date With The Falcon on DVD (1942)
    Starring: George Sanders,  Wendy Barrie,  James Gleason
    Director: Irving Reis
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    It’s not easy being the Falcon’s fiancée, as Helen Reed (Wendy Barrie) quickly discovers. Every girl in town seems to be wildly in love with him and now some exotic foreign beauty from the Falcon’s past has ensnared him in another dangerous mystery – just on the eve of their wedding. A scientist ..read more »
    2.5 stars out of 5 45% from 7 members
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  • The Falcon Takes Over on DVD (1942)
    Starring: George Sanders,  Lynn Bari,  James Gleason
    Director: Irving Reis
    Certificate: Certificate: PG
    The Falcon (George Sanders) finds himself embroiled in a murder when ex-jailbird Moose Malloy (Ward Bond) storms into a nightclub looking for his former showgirl girlfriend, Velma. When the manager refuses to tell Moose where she lives, Moose kills him. The police swarm the nightclub and begin to ..read more »
    3 stars out of 5 62% from 33 members
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  • Meet John Doe on DVD (1941)
    Starring: Walter Brennan,  Spring Byington,  Gene Lockhart
    Director: Frank Capra
    Certificate: Certificate: U
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    In this Frank Capra film, Gary Cooper plays Long John Willoughby, an unemployed man who is duped into becoming an American symbol by D.B. Norton (Edward Arnold), an unscrupulous newspaper tycoon. When Ann Mitchell (Barbara Stanwyck) is fired by Norton, she sends a fake suicide note to the publisher ..read more »
    3.5 stars out of 5 65% from 500 members
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James Gleason facts

5 most recent films

Elvis - Loving You - 3.5 stars
The Night of the Hunter - 3.5 stars
Frank Sinatra - It Had To Be You / Suddenly - 2.5 stars
Suddenly - 3.0 stars
The Bishop's Wife - 3.5 stars

5 highest-rated films

The Night of the Hunter - 3.5 stars
The Bishop's Wife - 3.5 stars
Arsenic and Old Lace - 3.5 stars
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn - 3.5 stars
Elvis - Loving You - 3.5 stars

5 lowest-rated films

A Date With The Falcon - 2.5 stars
Frank Sinatra - It Had To Be You / Suddenly - 2.5 stars
The Falcon Takes Over - 3.0 stars
The Clock - 3.0 stars
Suddenly - 3.0 stars

Most frequent co-stars

Sterling Hayden - 3 times - show films
Regis Toomey - 3 times - show films
Frank Sinatra - 3 times - show films
Kim Charney - 3 times - show films
Nancy Gates - 3 times - show films

Most frequent directors

Frank Capra - 3 times - show films
Lewis Allen - 3 times - show films
Charles Laughton - 2 times - show films
Irving Reis - 2 times - show films
Elia Kazan - 1 times - show films