Charles Morton: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 46
- on screen
- 1928–1964
- box office
- $42.1K
The Best Charles Morton Movies
The films of Charles Morton that made the most at the worldwide box office, biggest first: Cheyenne Autumn (1964) leads with $11K. The full ranking adds the most awarded films and the newest releases.
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Worldwide box office: $11K Cheyenne Autumn 1964 · Western -
Worldwide box office: $10.1K Broken Arrow 1950 · Drama -
Worldwide box office: $8.76K River of No Return 1954 · Western -
Worldwide box office: $6.49K Sex and the Single Girl 1964 · Romance -
Worldwide box office: $4.31K The Far Country 1954 · Western -
Worldwide box office: $1.31K It’s Always Fair Weather 1955 · Romance
Charles Morton's Career in Numbers
Charles Morton's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Charles Morton works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from 4 Devils (1928) to The Incredible Mr. Limpet (1964), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
Charles Morton Movies by Decade
- 1920s 3
- 1930s 5
- 1940s 8
- 1950s 23
- 1960s 7
The 1950s were Charles Morton's busiest decade, with 23 films.
Charles Morton Movies by Genre
- Western 15
- Drama 12
- Comedy 9
- Romance 4
- Action 2
- Adventure 1
- Family 1
- Crime 1
- War 1
Western is the genre Charles Morton has worked in most, with 15 films, ahead of drama (12).
Charles Morton Career Milestones
- First film
- 4 Devils 1928
- Biggest box office hit
- Cheyenne Autumn $11K worldwide
- Newest film
- The Incredible Mr. Limpet 1964
Charles Morton Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Charles Morton is credited on, newest first, with the role, the box office and the Movie Echo Score. Re-order the list to see the best-rated films or the biggest hits first.
- 1964 Sex and the Single Girl as Board Member (uncredited) · Romance Worldwide box office: $6.49K
- 1964 Cheyenne Autumn as Bartender (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $11K
- 1964
The Incredible Mr. Limpet as Boat Captain (uncredited) · Comedy - 1963
The Man from Galveston as Bartender (uncredited) · Western - 1963
The Wheeler Dealers as Courtroom Spectator (uncredited) · Comedy - 1962
The Chapman Report as Bartender (uncredited) · Drama - 1960
The Plunderers as Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1959
Westbound as Departing Lone Creek Stock Tender (uncredited) · Western - 1958
Heart of Darkness as Seaman (uncredited) · Adventure - 1958
Party Girl as Juror (uncredited) · Romance - 1958
The Last Hurrah as Reporter (uncredited) · Drama - 1957
My Man Godfrey as Dockhand (uncredited) · Comedy - 1957
The Garment Jungle as Worker (uncredited) · Drama - 1956
Friendly Persuasion as Farmer (uncredited) · Drama - 1955
The Square Jungle Drama - 1955 It’s Always Fair Weather as Bartender (uncredited) · Romance Worldwide box office: $1.31K
- 1955
Wichita as Bartender (uncredited) · Western - 1955
The Man from Bitter Ridge as Townsman (uncredited) · Western - 1954
The Yellow Mountain as (uncredited) · Western - 1954 River of No Return as Prospector (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $8.76K
- 1954 The Far Country as Miner (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $4.31K
- 1952
Rancho Notorious as Bartender with Gunder (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $63 - 1951
Death of a Salesman as Subway Passenger (uncredited) · Drama - 1951
Best of the Badmen as Gang Member (uncredited) · Western - 1950 Broken Arrow as Townsman (uncredited) · Drama Worldwide box office: $10.1K
- 1950
Louisa as Party Guest (uncredited) · Comedy - 1950
The Jackie Robinson Story as Baseball Fan in Stands (uncredited) · Family - 1950
Rock Island Trail as McCarthy · Western - 1950
The Capture Crime - 1950
Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town as Bus Passenger (uncredited) · Comedy - 1949
House of Strangers Drama - 1948
Albuquerque as Barfly (uncredited) · Action - 1946
Canyon Passage as Miner (uncredited) · Western - 1945
Along Came Jones as Card Player (uncredited) · Western - 1944
Lumberjack as Big Joe Williams · Western - 1943
Crazy House as Doorman · Comedy - 1940
Captain Caution as Sailor · Action - 1940
Alice in Movieland as Onlooker (uncredited) · Drama - 1938
Garden of the Moon as Mrs. Lornay's Escort (uncredited) · Romance - 1936
Hollywood Boulevard as Pago Pago Patron (uncredited) · Drama - 1933
Goldie Gets Along as Bill Tobin · Comedy - 1932
Blonde Venus as Bob, Hiker (uncredited) · Drama - 1930
Check and Double Check as Richard Williams · Comedy - 1928
4 Devils as Charles · Drama - 1928
Dressed to Kill as Jeanne's Sweetheart · Comedy - 1928
Four Sons as Johann - Her Son · War
Who Charles Morton Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Charles Morton shares the most films with. Walter Brennan comes first, with 3 films together, followed by Paul McVey (3).
Charles Morton: Questions & Answers
How many movies Charles Morton has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Charles Morton been in?
Charles Morton is credited on 46 films, from 1928 to 1964. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Charles Morton's highest-grossing movie?
Cheyenne Autumn (1964) is Charles Morton's biggest box office hit, with $11K worldwide, ahead of Broken Arrow (1950) ($10.1K). Across every film with box office figures, Charles Morton's movies have made $42.1K.
Charles Morton's biggest hits What is Charles Morton's newest movie?
The most recent film on Charles Morton's filmography is Sex and the Single Girl (1964), in the role of Board Member (uncredited).
Who does Charles Morton work with most often?
Charles Morton shares the most films with Walter Brennan (3 films), Paul McVey (3 films) and Jack Elam (3 films).
The Best Charles Morton Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 46 credits.
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