Inspiration Pictures Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Inspiration Pictures has made 7 films from 1921 to 2010, earning $4.8M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hit is The Happy Housewife (2010). Its most frequent director is Henry King (3 films). Most of its films are drama films (6 of 7).
- films
- 7
- worldwide box office
- $4.8M
- years active
- 1921–2010
- Film languages
- English (3), Dutch (1)
- Busiest decade
- The 1920s, 5 films
- Frequent director
- Henry King
What Are the Latest Inspiration Pictures Movies?
The studio's most recent releases, newest first, starting with The Happy Housewife (2010).
What Kind of Movies Does Inspiration Pictures Make?
The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Most of its films are drama films (6 of 7). The 1920s were its busiest decade, with 5 films.
English 
Dutch Who Works With Inspiration Pictures the Most?
The people credited on the most Inspiration Pictures films. Richard Barthelmess appears in 4 of them, and Henry King directed 3.
Directors Who Work With Inspiration Pictures
Actors in the Most Inspiration Pictures Movies
What Movies Has Inspiration Pictures Made?
All 7 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.
Inspiration Pictures Drama Movies
Which Studios Are Similar to Inspiration Pictures?
The studios with the most drama films. Inspiration Pictures has made 3 drama films, more than any other kind.
Inspiration Pictures: Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Inspiration Pictures made?
Inspiration Pictures has released 7 films, from 1921 to 2010. Its busiest decade was the 1920s, with 5 films.
See every film What is Inspiration Pictures' highest-grossing movie?
The Happy Housewife (2010) is Inspiration Pictures' biggest box office hit, with $4.8M worldwide.
Which director has made the most films with Inspiration Pictures?
Henry King has directed 3 Inspiration Pictures films, more than anyone else, followed by John S. Robertson (2).