Gramercy Pictures (I) Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Gramercy Pictures (I) has made 31 films from 1993 to 2000, earning $844M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hits are Bean (1997), Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) and Elizabeth (1998). Its most frequent directors are Steven Soderbergh, Ethan Coen and Joel Coen, with 2 films each. Most of its films are drama films (19 of 31).
- films
- 31
- worldwide box office
- $844M
- years active
- 1993–2000
- Film languages
- English (29), Spanish (1)
- Busiest decade
- The 1990s, 30 films
- Frequent directors
- Steven Soderbergh, Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
- Oscars
- 8 wins from 24 nominations
- After the credits
- 5 films have a scene after the credits
What Are Gramercy Pictures (I)'s Biggest Box Office Hits?
The Gramercy Pictures (I) films that earned the most worldwide. Bean (1997) leads with $251M, 30% of everything the studio's films have earned.
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Bean 1997 · Comedy $251M - 2
Four Weddings and a Funeral 1994 · Drama $246M - 3
Elizabeth 1998 · Biography $82.2M - 4
Fargo 1996 · Drama $60.6M - 5
The Big Lebowski 1998 · Comedy $48.3M - 6
Dead Man Walking 1995 · Drama $39.4M - 7
The Usual Suspects 1995 · Mystery $23.3M - 8
Posse 1993 · Western $18.3M
What Are the Latest Gramercy Pictures (I) Movies?
The studio's most recent releases, newest first, starting with Mad About Mambo (2000).
What Kind of Movies Does Gramercy Pictures (I) Make?
The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Most of its films are drama films (19 of 31). The 1990s were its busiest decade, with 30 films.
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Spanish Who Works With Gramercy Pictures (I) the Most?
The people credited on the most Gramercy Pictures (I) films. Christopher Eccleston appears in 2 of them, and Steven Soderbergh directed 2.
Directors Who Work With Gramercy Pictures (I)
Actors in the Most Gramercy Pictures (I) Movies
How Have Gramercy Pictures (I) Movies Done at the Awards?
Nominations and wins of Gramercy Pictures (I) films at the ceremonies the site follows, including 8 Oscars from 24 nominations.
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BAFTA 14 wins 42 nominations -
Oscars 8 wins 24 nominations -
Golden Globes 2 wins 18 nominations -
Spirit Awards 9 wins 17 nominations -
Actor Awards (SAG) 2 wins 6 nominations -
Saturn Awards 1 win 6 nominations
Latest Oscar Wins for Gramercy Pictures (I) Movies
- 1999 Elizabeth Makeup
- 1997 Fargo Actress in a Leading Role
- 1997 When We Were Kings Documentary (Feature)
- 1997 Fargo Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)
- 1996 The Usual Suspects Actor in a Supporting Role
- 1996 Dead Man Walking Actress in a Leading Role
- 1996 The Usual Suspects Writing (Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen)
- 1995 The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Costume Design
What Movies Has Gramercy Pictures (I) Made?
All 31 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.
Gramercy Pictures (I) Drama Movies
Which Studios Are Similar to Gramercy Pictures (I)?
The studios with the most English drama films. Gramercy Pictures (I) has made 18 English drama films, more than any other kind.
- Paramount Pictures 635 English drama films
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 607 English drama films
- Warner Bros. Pictures 588 English drama films
- BBC 583 English drama films
- Universal Pictures 476 English drama films
- Columbia Pictures 469 English drama films
- 20th Century Fox 354 English drama films
- Netflix 268 English drama films
Gramercy Pictures (I): Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Gramercy Pictures (I) made?
Gramercy Pictures (I) has released 31 films, from 1993 to 2000. Its busiest decade was the 1990s, with 30 films.
See every film What is Gramercy Pictures (I)'s highest-grossing movie?
Bean (1997) is Gramercy Pictures (I)'s biggest box office hit, with $251M worldwide, ahead of Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) ($246M).
Which director has made the most films with Gramercy Pictures (I)?
Steven Soderbergh, Ethan Coen and Joel Coen have each directed 2 Gramercy Pictures (I) films, the most of anyone.