Harry Lauter: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 65
- on screen
- 1948–1971
- box office
- $7.15K
Harry Lauter's Career in Numbers
Harry Lauter's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Harry Lauter works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from Incident (1948) to Maybe I’ll Come Home in the Spring (1971), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
Harry Lauter Movies by Decade
- 1940s 6
- 1950s 45
- 1960s 11
- 1970s 3
The 1950s were Harry Lauter's busiest decade, with 45 films.
Harry Lauter Movies by Genre
- Western 16
- Crime 13
- Drama 12
- Adventure 9
- Thriller 3
- Comedy 3
- War 2
- Action 2
- Sci-Fi 2
- Horror 1
Western is the genre Harry Lauter has worked in most, with 16 films, ahead of crime (13).
Harry Lauter Career Milestones
- First film
- Incident 1948
- Biggest box office hit
- The Big Heat $7.08K worldwide
- Newest film
- Maybe I’ll Come Home in the Spring 1971
Harry Lauter Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Harry Lauter 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.
- 1971
The Todd Killings Thriller - 1971
Maybe I’ll Come Home in the Spring as House Party Guest (uncredited) · Drama - 1970
Barquero as Steele · Western - 1969
More Dead than Alive as Doctor · Western - 1967
Tarzan’s Jungle Rebellion as Josh Miller · Adventure - 1967
Fort Utah as Britches · Western - 1967
Return of the Gunfighter as Frank Marlowe · Western - 1966
Batman as Mr. Merrick (uncredited) · Comedy - 1966
Ambush Bay as Cpl. Alvin Ross · Drama - 1965
Fort Courageous as Joe · Western - 1965
The Satan Bug as Fake SDI Agent · Thriller - 1965
Convict Stage as Ben Lattimore · Western - 1962
Lonely Are the Brave as Deputy in Canyon · Western - 1961
Posse from Hell as Russell · Western - 1959
A Date with Death as Lt. George Caddell · Crime - 1959
The Gunfight at Dodge City as City Marshal Ed Masterson · Western - 1958
The Last Hurrah as Votes Tallyman (uncredited) · Drama - 1958
Tarzan’s Fight for Life as Dr. Ken Warwick · Adventure - 1958
The Cry Baby Killer as Police Lt. Porter · Drama - 1958
The Toughest Gun in Tombstone as Joe Barger · Western - 1957
Raiders of Old California as Scott Johnson · Drama - 1957
Death in Small Doses as Steve Hummel / Mr. Brown · Drama - 1957
Hellcats of the Navy as Lt. (j.g.) Wes Barton · War - 1956
Miami Exposé as Det. Tim Grogan · Drama - 1956
The Werewolf as Deputy Ben Clovey · Horror - 1956
Earth vs. the Flying Saucers as Cutting - Generator Technician (uncredited) · Action - 1956
Blonde Bait as State Department Security Chief · Crime - 1955
At Gunpoint as Federal Marshal · Western - 1955
Dig That Uranium as Haskell, the boss · Comedy - 1955
The Crooked Web as Sgt. Mike Jancoweizc · Crime - 1955
Apache Ambush Western - 1955
It Came from Beneath the Sea as Deputy Bill Nash · Adventure - 1955
Lord of the Jungle as Pilot · Adventure - 1954
The Gypsy Moon as Atlasan · Sci-Fi - 1954
Dragnet as Officer Greeley · Crime - 1954
The Forty-Niners as Gambler · Western - 1954
Crash of Moons as Atlasan · Adventure - 1954
Return to Treasure Island as Parker · Adventure - 1954
Silver Needle in the Sky as Atlasan · Adventure - 1954
Yankee Pasha as Dick Bailey · Adventure - 1954
Dragonfly Squadron as Capt. Vedders · War - 1954
Manhunt in Space as Atlasan · Sci-Fi - 1953
Crime Wave as Roadblock Officer (uncredited) · Thriller - 1953
The Big Heat as Hank O'Connell (uncredited) · Crime Worldwide box office: $7.08K - 1953
Prince of Pirates as Jan · Adventure - 1952
Talk About a Stranger as Clarence, Bookkeeper · Mystery - 1952
Rancho Notorious as Deputy at Gunsight (uncredited) · Western Worldwide box office: $63 - 1952
This Woman Is Dangerous as Trooper (Uncredited) · Crime - 1952
The Steel Fist as Franz · Drama - 1951
The Racket as Officer Mosley (uncredited) · Crime - 1951
Hills of Utah as Henchman Evan Fox · Western - 1951
According to Mrs. Hoyle as Gordon Warren · Drama - 1950
The Flying Missile as Army Base Information Desk Clerk · Drama - 1950
Experiment Alcatraz as Richard 'Dick' McKenna · Crime - 1950
Bunco Squad as James Worth (uncredited) · Crime - 1950
No Way Out as Orderly (uncredited) · Crime - 1950
The Showdown as Cowhand (uncredited) · Western - 1950
711 Ocean Drive as Flirty Man at Bar (uncredited) · Crime - 1950
When Willie Comes Marching Home as Aide (uncredited) · Comedy - 1949
Twelve O’Clock High as Radio officer · Action - 1949
I Was a Male War Bride as Naval Lt. Perkins (uncredited) · Romance - 1949
The Great Dan Patch as Bud Ransome · Drama - 1949
Alimony as Doctor · Crime - 1948
Incident as Bill Manning · Crime - 1948
Moonrise Drama
Who Harry Lauter Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Harry Lauter shares the most films with. Jim Davis comes first, with 5 films together, followed by James Flavin (5).
Harry Lauter: Questions & Answers
How many movies Harry Lauter has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Harry Lauter been in?
Harry Lauter is credited on 65 films, from 1948 to 1971. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Harry Lauter's highest-grossing movie?
The Big Heat (1953) is Harry Lauter's biggest box office hit, with $7.08K worldwide, ahead of Rancho Notorious (1952) ($63). Across every film with box office figures, Harry Lauter's movies have made $7.15K.
Harry Lauter's biggest hits What is Harry Lauter's newest movie?
The most recent film on Harry Lauter's filmography is The Todd Killings (1971).
Who does Harry Lauter work with most often?
Harry Lauter shares the most films with Jim Davis (5 films), James Flavin (5 films) and Scotty Beckett (4 films).
The Best Harry Lauter Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 65 credits.
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