The Best Ernest Torrence Movies, Ranked
25 credits from 1921 to 1999, ranked by the Movie Echo Score — a blend of critic reviews, audience ratings and lasting impact. The biggest box office hit is The Covered Wagon (1923) with $31 worldwide. Below: the best films by genre and by decade, the most awarded and the newest releases.
The Latest Ernest Torrence Movies
The most recent films Ernest Torrence is credited on, newest first — starting with The Tingler (1959). Open any of them for the cast, ratings, box office and where to watch.
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The Tingler 1959 · Luke Hatburn (archive footage) (uncredited) -
I Cover the Waterfront 1933 · Eli Kirk (Julie's father) -
Sherlock Holmes 1932 · Professor James Moriarty -
The Cuban Love Song 1931 · Romance -
Sporting Blood 1931 · Mr. Jim Rellence -
The Great Lover 1931 · Potter -
Shipmates 1931 · Chief Bosuns Mate Scotty McTavish -
Sweet Kitty Bellairs 1930 · Sir Jasper Standish -
Call of the Flesh 1930 · Esteban -
Strictly Unconventional 1930 · Lord Porteous -
Officer O’Brien 1930 · John Patrick O'Brien -
Untamed 1929 · Uncle Ben Murchison
The Best Ernest Torrence Movies: Questions & Answers
The best-rated, highest-grossing, most awarded and newest Ernest Torrence films, answered from the rankings on this page.
What is the highest-grossing Ernest Torrence movie?
The Covered Wagon (1923) made the most at the box office, with $31 worldwide. Together, Ernest Torrence's films with box office figures have made $31.
What is the best Ernest Torrence adventure movie?
The Covered Wagon (1923) is the best-rated of Ernest Torrence's adventure films.
What is the newest Ernest Torrence movie?
The newest film on Ernest Torrence's filmography is Clara Bow: Discovering the It Girl (1999), with Ernest Torrence as Self (from Mantrap [1926]) (archive footage).
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