Directors DIRECTOR FILMOGRAPHY - The Films of JAMES WHALE (1 Viewer)

[Jim_K]

Updated Master list...............................

 

[Martin Teller]

Bride of Frankenstein (1935) - 7/10
The Invisible Man (1933) - 6/10
Frankenstein (1931) - 8/10

 

[Jim_K]

Updated Master list...............................

 

[Jim_K]

Updated Master list...............................

 

[Bill McA]

UPDATED:
Waterloo Bridge (1931) :star: :star: :star:
Seen 8
Own 3

 

[Jim_K]

Updated Master list...............................

 

[Michael Elliott]

Update:
The Kiss Before the Mirror (1933) :star::star::star:
The Man in the Iron Mask (1939) :star::star::star:

 

[Jim_K]

Update:
Sinners in Paradise (1938)

 

[Brook K]

Updated:
Showboat - B+

 

[Jim_K]

Update:

The Road Back (1937)
One More River (1934)

 

[Jim_K]

Update:

They Dare Not Love (1941)

 

[Jim_K]

Update:
Journey's End (1930)

 

[Brook K]

Updated:

The Old Dark House - B

 

[Mario Gauci]

UPDATED.In order of merit:
1.Bride Of Frankenstein (1935) ****2.The Old Dark House (1932) ****3.The Invisible Man (1933) ****4.Frankenstein (1931) ****5.Hell's Angels (1930) ****6.The Man In The Iron Mask (1939) ***1/27.Remember Last Night? (1935) ***1/2 8.Showboat (1936) ***1/29.The Great Garrick (1937) ***10.The Road Back (1937) ***11.Journey's End (1930) ***12.One More River (1934) ***13.Waterloo Bridge (1931) ***14.By Candlelight (1934) ***15.The Kiss Before The Mirror (1933) ***16.Green Hell (1940) ***17.Port Of Seven Seas (1938) ***18.Wives Under Suspicion (1938) **1/219.Sinners In Paradise (1938) **1/220.They Dare Not Love (1941) **1/221.The Impatient Maiden (1932) **1/2

 

[bujaki]

I saw all of Whale's output so long ago that it would be hard for me to rank them at this point.
I even saw The Great Garrick in a sepia print.
And the unreleased Hello Out There!
As for favorites: definitely the horror films, but also By Candlelight; Remember Last Night?; One More River; The Kiss before the Mirror; Waterloo Bridge; Show Boat.
A great director, sadly remembered just for his (undeniably) great horror films.