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Philip Ray: Movies & Box Office

films
37
on screen
1937–1967
box office
$43.7K
Career at a glance

Philip Ray's Career in Numbers

Philip Ray's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Philip Ray works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from The Squeaker (1937) to Frankenstein Created Woman (1967), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.

Philip Ray Movies by Decade

  1. 1930s 5
  2. 1940s 7
  3. 1950s 18
  4. 1960s 7

The 1950s were Philip Ray's busiest decade, with 18 films.

Philip Ray Movies by Genre

  • Drama 11
  • Thriller 6
  • Crime 5
  • Comedy 5
  • Mystery 3
  • Horror 2
  • Action 1
  • Sci-Fi 1
  • Adventure 1
  • Documentary 1

Drama is the genre Philip Ray has worked in most, with 11 films, ahead of thriller (6).

Philip Ray Career Milestones

First film
The Squeaker 1937
Biggest box office hit
Night and the City $43K worldwide
37 credits

Philip Ray Filmography: Every Movie

Every film Philip Ray 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.

  1. 1967 Frankenstein Created Woman (1967) movie poster Frankenstein Created Woman as Mayor · Horror
  2. 1966 Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966) movie poster Dracula: Prince of Darkness as Priest · Horror
  3. 1964 Devil Doll (1964) movie poster Devil Doll as Uncle Walter · Mystery
  4. 1963 The Mind Benders (1963) movie poster The Mind Benders as Father (uncredited) · Drama
  5. 1962 Life for Ruth (1962) movie poster Life for Ruth as Curate · Drama
  6. 1962 In the Doghouse (1962) movie poster In the Doghouse as Vicar · Drama
  7. 1960 Sons and Lovers (1960) movie poster Sons and Lovers as Dr Ansell · Drama
  8. 1959 Sapphire (1959) movie poster Sapphire as Mr. Young · Thriller
  9. 1958 A Night to Remember (1958) movie poster A Night to Remember as Reverend Anderson · Action
  10. 1958 Violent Playground (1958) movie poster Violent Playground as Stallholder (uncredited) · Drama
  11. 1957 The Secret Place (1957) movie poster The Secret Place as Mr. Venner (uncredited) · Crime
  12. 1957 No Road Back (1957) movie poster No Road Back as Garage Man · Crime
  13. 1956 Tiger in the Smoke (1956) movie poster Tiger in the Smoke as Police Doctor (uncredited) · Crime
  14. 1956 The Extra Day (1956) movie poster The Extra Day as Mr. Bliss · Comedy
  15. 1955 Passage Home (1955) movie poster Passage Home as River Pilot · Drama
  16. 1955 Where There’s a Will (1955) movie poster Where There’s a Will as Squire Stokes · Comedy
  17. 1955 Before I Wake (1955) movie poster Before I Wake as Station master · Mystery
  18. 1954 The Good Die Young (1954) movie poster The Good Die Young as Promoter · Thriller
  19. 1953 The Fake (1953) movie poster The Fake as Bearded Tramp · Drama
  20. 1953 The Net (1953) movie poster The Net as Sentry (uncredited) · Sci-Fi
  21. 1952 Derby Day (1952) movie poster Derby Day as 2nd Newspaper Reporter · Drama
  22. 1952 Emergency Call (1952) movie poster Emergency Call as Captain Wilcox · Thriller
  23. 1951 Fortune in Diamonds (1951) movie poster Fortune in Diamonds as 1st Man Restaurant · Adventure
  24. 1950 Night and the City (1950) movie poster Night and the City as Man (uncredited) · Crime
  25. 1950 No Place for Jennifer (1950) movie poster No Place for Jennifer as Mr. Marshall · Drama
  26. 1949 Adam and Evelyne (1949) movie poster Adam and Evelyne as Detective (uncredited) · Comedy
  27. 1949 Another Case of Poisoning (1949) movie poster Another Case of Poisoning as The Doctor · Documentary
  28. 1948 The Winslow Boy (1948) movie poster The Winslow Boy as First Speaking Member (uncredited) · Drama
  29. 1948 Miranda (1948) movie poster Miranda as Fisherman (uncredited) · Comedy
  30. 1948 Anna Karenina (1948) movie poster Anna Karenina as Officer at Racetrack · Romance
  31. 1947 Fame Is the Spur (1947) movie poster Fame Is the Spur as Doctor (uncredited) · Drama
  32. 1947 The October Man (1947) movie poster The October Man as Stebbins · Thriller
  33. 1939 Jamaica Inn (1939) movie poster Jamaica Inn as Undetermined Role (uncredited) · Thriller
  34. 1938 They Drive by Night (1938) movie poster They Drive by Night as Lorry Driver Attacking Molly (Uncredited) · Crime
  35. 1938 It’s in the Air (1938) movie poster It’s in the Air as Airman with Shoe · Comedy
  36. 1937 The Squeaker (1937) movie poster The Squeaker as Safecracker (uncredited) · Mystery
  37. 1937 Dark Journey (1937) movie poster Dark Journey as Faber · Thriller
Works with

Who Philip Ray Makes Movies With

The actors and directors Philip Ray shares the most films with. Bernard Miles comes first, with 4 films together, followed by Roy Ward Baker (4).

FAQ

Philip Ray: Questions & Answers

How many movies Philip Ray has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.

How many movies has Philip Ray been in?

Philip Ray is credited on 37 films, from 1937 to 1967. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.

What is Philip Ray's highest-grossing movie?

Night and the City (1950) is Philip Ray's biggest box office hit, with $43K worldwide, ahead of A Night to Remember (1958) ($712). Across every film with box office figures, Philip Ray's movies have made $43.7K.

Philip Ray's biggest hits

What is Philip Ray's newest movie?

The most recent film on Philip Ray's filmography is Frankenstein Created Woman (1967), in the role of Mayor.

Who does Philip Ray work with most often?

Philip Ray shares the most films with Bernard Miles (4 films), Roy Ward Baker (4 films) and Basil Dearden (4 films).

The Best Philip Ray Movies, Ranked

Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 37 credits.

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