Richard Reeves: Movies & Box Office
- films
- 31
- on screen
- 1943–1994
- box office
- $1.6M
Richard Reeves's Career in Numbers
Richard Reeves's films in numbers — as an actor, not counting appearances as themselves: when they were made, the genres Richard Reeves works in most and the milestones along the way. The filmography runs from This Is the Army (1943) to Farinelli (1994), and the 1950s were the busiest decade.
Richard Reeves Movies by Decade
- 1940s 1
- 1950s 21
- 1960s 8
- 1990s 1
The 1950s were Richard Reeves's busiest decade, with 21 films.
Richard Reeves Movies by Genre
- Crime 6
- Drama 5
- Comedy 5
- Romance 4
- Western 3
- Horror 2
- Action 2
- Adventure 2
- Thriller 1
Crime is the genre Richard Reeves has worked in most, with 6 films, ahead of drama (5).
Richard Reeves Career Milestones
- First film
- This Is the Army 1943
- Biggest box office hit
- Farinelli $1.6M worldwide
- Newest film
- Farinelli 1994
Richard Reeves Filmography: Every Movie
Every film Richard Reeves 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.
- 1994
Farinelli Drama Worldwide box office: $1.6M - 1966
Billy the Kid Versus Dracula as Pete the Saloonkeeper · Horror - 1966
Frankie and Johnny as Man on Street (uncredited) · Comedy - 1965
Harum Scarum as Scarred Bedouin · Romance - 1965
The Princess and the Magic Frog as Genie - 1965
Tickle Me as Jim (uncredited) · Romance - 1964
A House Is Not a Home as Pete Snyder · Drama - 1961
The Adventures of Superboy as Shifty · Action - 1960
Twelve Hours to Kill as Mark · Drama - 1959
Riot in Juvenile Prison as Andy (uncredited) · Thriller - 1958
Gunsmoke in Tucson as Notches Pole · Western - 1958
Auntie Mame as Mr. Krantz (uncredited) · Comedy - 1956
Dance with Me, Henry as Mushie Nolan · Comedy - 1956
The Man Is Armed as Rutberg · Crime - 1955
I Died a Thousand Times as Deputy (uncredited) · Crime - 1955
City of Shadows as Angelo Di Bruno · Crime - 1955
Tarzan’s Hidden Jungle as Reeves · Adventure - 1954
Target Earth as Jim Wilson · Horror - 1954
Loophole as Pete Mazurki / Tanner · Crime - 1953
Jack Slade as Rufe Prentice · Western - 1953
The Glass Wall as Eddie Hinckley · Drama - 1953
Fair Wind to Java as Hoppo Two · Adventure - 1952
So You Want to Wear the Pants as Army Sergeant (uncredited) · Comedy - 1952
Fargo as Bartender · Action - 1952
We’re Not Married! as Brig Guard (uncredited) · Romance - 1952
She’s Working Her Way Through College as Mike · Comedy - 1952
Carson City as Cook (uncredited) · Western - 1952
Hoodlum Empire as Rollins · Crime - 1951
The Blue Veil as Detective (Uncredited) · Drama - 1951
The Racket as Leo (uncredited) · Crime - 1943
This Is the Army as Moore's Son's Dance Partner - 'Ladies of Chorus' (uncredited) · Romance
Who Richard Reeves Makes Movies With
The actors and directors Richard Reeves shares the most films with. Forrest Tucker comes first, with 3 films together, followed by Elvis Presley (3).
Richard Reeves: Questions & Answers
How many movies Richard Reeves has made, the biggest hit, the best-rated film, the award record and more, answered from the filmography above.
How many movies has Richard Reeves been in?
Richard Reeves is credited on 31 films, from 1943 to 1994. The filmography on this page lists every one of them, newest first, with the role and the Movie Echo Score.
What is Richard Reeves's highest-grossing movie?
Farinelli (1994) is Richard Reeves's biggest box office hit, with $1.6M worldwide. Across every film with box office figures, Richard Reeves's movies have made $1.6M.
Richard Reeves's biggest hits What is Richard Reeves's newest movie?
The most recent film on Richard Reeves's filmography is Farinelli (1994).
Who does Richard Reeves work with most often?
Richard Reeves shares the most films with Forrest Tucker (3 films), Elvis Presley (3 films) and John Russell (2 films).
The Best Richard Reeves Movies, Ranked
Top rated, most awarded and biggest box office hits from 31 credits.
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