Donald Randolph: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 28
- on screen
- 1948–1969
- box office
- $88
Donald Randolph's Career in Numbers
Donald Randolph's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Donald Randolph works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from For the Love of Mary (1948) to Topaz (1969), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
Donald Randolph Movies by Decade
- 1940s 2
- 1950s 25
- 1960s 1
The 1950s were Donald Randolph's busiest decade, with 25 films.
Donald Randolph Movies by Genre
- Adventure 6
- Western 5
- Drama 4
- Romance 2
- Comedy 2
- Action 2
- Mystery 1
- Sci-Fi 1
- Fantasy 1
- History 1
Adventure is the genre Donald Randolph has worked in most, with 6 films, ahead of western (5).
Donald Randolph Career Milestones
- First film
- For the Love of Mary 1948
- Biggest box office hit
- Topaz $88 worldwide
- Newest film
- Topaz 1969
Donald Randolph Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Donald Randolph 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.
- 1969
Topaz as Luis Uribe · Drama Worldwide box office: $88 - 1958
Cowboy as Senor Vidal, Maria's Father · Western - 1957
My Gun Is Quick as Colonel Holloway (as Don Randolph) · Mystery - 1957
The Deadly Mantis as Gen. Mark Ford · Sci-Fi - 1956
The Rawhide Years as Carrico · Western - 1955
The Purple Mask as Andre Majolin · Adventure - 1955
Son of Sinbad as Councillor · Fantasy - 1955
Chief Crazy Horse as Aaron Cartwright · Western - 1954
The Silver Chalice as Selech · History - 1954
Phffft as Dr. Van Kessel · Romance - 1954
The Adventures of Hajji Baba as Caliph · Romance - 1954
Khyber Patrol as Ishak Khan · Adventure - 1954
The Gambler from Natchez as Pierre Bonet · Western - 1954
The Mad Magician as Ross Ormond · Horror - 1953
Dream Wife as Ali · Comedy - 1953
Gunsmoke as Matt Telford · Western - 1952
Night Without Sleep as Dr. Clarke · Thriller - 1952
Assignment: Paris as Anton Borvitch · Drama - 1952
The Brigand as Don Felipe Castro · Adventure - 1951
Ten Tall Men as Yussif · Action - 1951
The Golden Horde as Torga · Action - 1951
The Prince Who Was a Thief as Prince Mustapha · Adventure - 1951
Fourteen Hours as Dr. Benson · Drama - 1951
Under the Gun as Arthur Sherbourne, district attorney · Crime - 1950
Gambling House as Lloyd Crane · Drama - 1950
The Desert Hawk as Caliph · Adventure - 1949
Bride of Vengeance as Tiziano · Adventure - 1948
For the Love of Mary as Asst. Attorney General · Comedy
Who Donald Randolph Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Donald Randolph shares the most films with. Tony Curtis comes first, with 3 films together, followed by Woody Strode (3).
Donald Randolph: Questions & Answers
How many movies Donald Randolph has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Donald Randolph been in?
Donald Randolph is credited on 28 films, from 1948 to 1969. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Donald Randolph's highest-grossing movie?
Topaz (1969) is Donald Randolph's biggest box office hit, with $88 worldwide. Across every film with box office figures, Donald Randolph's movies have made $88.
Donald Randolph's biggest hits What is Donald Randolph's newest movie?
The most recent film on Donald Randolph's filmography is Topaz (1969), in the role of Luis Uribe.
Who does Donald Randolph work with most often?
Donald Randolph shares the most films with Tony Curtis (3 films), Woody Strode (3 films) and King Donovan (2 films).
The Best Donald Randolph Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 28 credits.
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