The Best Raymond Walburn Movies, Ranked
51 credits from 1934 to 1955, ranked by the Movie Echo Score — a blend of critic reviews, audience ratings and lasting impact. The biggest box office hit is Born to Dance (1936) with $942K worldwide. Below: the best films by genre and by decade, the most awarded and the newest releases.
The Latest Raymond Walburn Movies
The most recent films Raymond Walburn is credited on, newest first — starting with The Spoilers (1955). Open any of them for the cast, ratings, box office and where to watch.
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The Spoilers 1955 · Mr. Skinner -
She Couldn’t Say No 1954 · Judge Hobart -
Golden Girl 1951 · Cornelius -
Riding High 1950 · Prof. Pettigrew -
Key to the City 1950 · Mayor Billy Butler -
Red, Hot and Blue 1949 · Mr. Creek -
State of the Union 1948 · Judge Alexander -
The Sin of Harold Diddlebock 1947 · E.J. Waggleberry -
Rendezvous with Annie 1946 · Everett Thorndyke -
Lover Come Back 1946 · J.P. Winthrop -
Breakfast in Hollywood 1946 · Richard Cartwright -
The Cheaters 1945 · Willie Crawford
The Best Raymond Walburn Movies: Questions & Answers
The best-rated, highest-grossing, most awarded and newest Raymond Walburn films, answered from the rankings on this page.
What is the highest-grossing Raymond Walburn movie?
Born to Dance (1936) made the most at the box office, with $942K worldwide, followed by Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936) with $8.36K. Together, Raymond Walburn's films with box office figures have made $951K.
What is the best Raymond Walburn comedy movie?
Born to Dance (1936) is the best-rated of Raymond Walburn's comedy films. In other genres: Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (romance).
What is the newest Raymond Walburn movie?
The newest film on Raymond Walburn's filmography is The Spoilers (1955), with Raymond Walburn as Mr. Skinner.
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