1930-1939 Adjusted Worldwide Box Office Grosses

Recently we finished a page that looked at movies made in the 1930.  That was the 10th and final year for that decade.  The following list shows the 696 movies that we found adjusted worldwide box office grosses for….a ton of movies…..highly suggest that you use the “Control F” function to search through this massive list.  We will be turning this page into a dynamic website in the very near future.  So for all the people requesting this information….here you go….have fun.

Adjusted Worldwide Box Office Grosses 1930-1939

  1. Gone with the Wind (1939) $3,197,555,132.00
  2. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) $1,646,209,706.00
  3. San Francisco (1936) $740,427,825.00
  4. The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938) $605,043,095.00
  5. The Great Ziegfeld (1936) $558,890,812.00
  6. Maytime (1937) $552,828,007.00
  7. Hell’s Angels (1930) $551,999,968.00
  8. King Kong (1933) $554,666,569.00
  9. The Life of Emile Zola (1937) $549,378,002.00
  10. Gunga Din (1939) $542,941,291.00
  11. Mutiny on the Bounty (1935) $540,805,623.00
  12. Boys Town (1938) $539,263,106.00
  13. Trader Horn (1931) $529,631,856.00
  14. Test Pilot (1938) $518,665,350.00
  15. The Good Earth (1937) $490,865,992.00
  16. Saratoga (1937) $448,775,997.00
  17. The Wizard of Oz (1939) $437,864,136.00
  18. Captains Courageous (1937) $432,354,000.00
  19. Sweethearts (1938) $431,490,225.00
  20. Babes in Arms (1939) $427,356,427.00
  21. Rose Marie (1936) $420,394,012.00
  22. Goodbye Mr. Chips (1939) $416,720,582.00
  23. Rosalie (1937) $397,302,003.00
  24. Marie Antoinette (1938) $392,819,550.00
  25. Broadway Melody of 1938 (1937) $392,747,997.00
  26. The Oklahoma Kid (1939) $384,941,145.00
  27. The Girl of the Golden West (1938) $382,985,793.00
  28. After the Thin Man (1936) $378,534,000.00
  29. Camille (1936) $375,783,224.00
  30. The Firefly (1937) $369,012,004.00
  31. Ninotchka (1939) $364,950,855.00
  32. A Yank in Oxford (1938) $363,584,006.00
  33. Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933) $360,025,742.00
  34. The Citadel (1938) $345,245,325.00
  35. Top Hat (1935) $342,034,657.00
  36. It Happened One Night (1934) $334,806,766.00
  37. Anthony Adverse (1936) $328,899,976.00
  38. The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936) $327,225,600.00
  39. David Copperfield (1935) $327,191,433.00
  40. Libeled Lady (1936) $325,670,812.00
  41. Dodge City (1939) $324,457,718.00
  42. Follow the Fleet (1936) $323,757,224.00
  43. Tarzan The Ape Man (1932) $322,104,537.00
  44. The Great Waltz (1938) $321,856,894.00
  45. Too Hot To Handle (1938) $318,401,784.00
  46. A Day At The Races (1937) $318,090,004.00
  47. Swing Time (1936) $313,112,776.00
  48. Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) $310,162,678.00
  49. Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935) $306,581,791.00
  50. China Seas (1935) $306,154,622.00
  51. Grand Hotel (1932) $302,184,132.00
  52. The Women (1939) $301,263,846.00
  53. Shall We Dance (1937) $299,183,998.00
  54. Love Finds Andy Hardy (1938) $298,601,334.00
  55. Conquest (1937) $295,457,995.00
  56. Mata Hari (1931) $291,670,350.00
  57. Out West with the Hardys (1938) $291,558,225.00
  58. Queen Christina (1933) $290,828,569.00
  59. The Dawn Patrol (1938) $290,362,227.00
  60. Born To Dance (1936) $288,594,788.00
  61. Tugboat Annie (1933) $286,594,317.00
  62. The Merry Widow (1934) $285,145,733.00
  63. Another Thin Man (1939) $284,861,564.00
  64. Double Wedding (1937) $281,657,991.00
  65. Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever (1939) $277,044,855.00
  66. Hell Divers (1931) $273,093,399.00
  67. The Hardys Ride High (1939) $272,944,282.00
  68. Three Comrades (1938) $271,492,003.00
  69. The Crowd Roars (1938) $270,030,225.00
  70. Footlight Parade (1933) $269,211,425.00
  71. Dancing Lady (1933) $268,097,163.00
  72. Tarzan Finds a Son (1939) $267,562,282.00
  73. Captain Blood (1935) $264,294,619.00
  74. Judge Hardy and Son (1939) $262,052,145.00
  75. The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934) $261,077,151.00
  76. The Old Maid (1939) $258,207,855.00
  77. Tarzan Escapes (1936) $257,259,600.00
  78. 42nd Street (1933) $254,168,538.00
  79. Romeo and Juliet (1936) $253,671,600.00
  80. Treasure Island (1934) $253,388,578.00
  81. Bachelor Mother (1939) $253,082,145.00
  82. Check and Double Check (1930) $249,779,965.00
  83. Tarzan And His Mate (1934) $249,488,575.00
  84. Roberta (1935) $249,344,660.00
  85. Stagecoach (1939) $248,599,199.00
  86. Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937) $247,986,010.00
  87. Wife vs Secretary (1936) $247,213,200.00
  88. Anna Karenina (1935) $246,034,317.00
  89. Forsaking All Others (1934) $245,031,418.00
  90. A Tale of Two Cities (1935) $244,978,289.00
  91. Stage Door (1937) $243,156,006.00
  92. Min and Bill (1930) $242,880,008.00
  93. Stablemates (1938) $241,857,787.00
  94. The Gorgeous Hussy (1936) $241,472,400.00
  95. Dinner at Eight (1933) $240,239,994.00
  96. Personal Property (1937) $238,877,998.00
  97. Four Daughters (1938) $238,801,340.00
  98. Smilin’ Through (1932) $236,831,277.00
  99. The Big House (1930) $236,669,987.00
  100. Stand Up And Fight (1939) $235,782,863.00
  101. The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle (1939) $233,860,718.00
  102. The Prince and the Pauper (1937) $233,357,995.00
  103. Little Women (1933) $230,657,164.00
  104. Green Light (1937) $230,046,001.00
  105. Carefree (1938) $230,030,671.00
  106. Emma (1932) $229,725,162.00
  107. Wonder Bar (1934) $226,757,151.00
  108. Mannequin (1937) $225,492,004.00
  109. Dawn Patrol (1930) $224,111,997.00
  110. Call Of The Flesh (1930) $223,835,990.00
  111. The Bowery (1933) $222,913,506.00
  112. Love on the Run (1936) $222,695,176.00
  113. The Rogue Song (1930) $222,180,038.00
  114. Chained (1934) $221,519,998.00
  115. Big City (1937) $220,938,007.00
  116. Naughty Marietta (1935) $219,658,221.00
  117. Idiot’s Delight (1939) $219,380,573.00
  118. The Roaring Twenties (1939) $218,227,291.00
  119. Dark Victory (1939) $218,227,282.00
  120. Parnell (1937) $217,487,993.00
  121. Walter Wanger’s Vogues of 1938 (1937) $214,037,996.00
  122. G-Men (1935) $209,620,343.00
  123. Kid Galahad (1937) $209,346,005.00
  124. Juarez (1939) $209,129,145.00
  125. Viva Villa! (1934) $208,928,541.00
  126. Anna Christie (1930) $206,862,014.00
  127. Disraeli (1930) $206,724,010.00
  128. The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939) $206,694,427.00
  129. A Damsel in Distress (1937) $202,170,004.00
  130. Varsity Show (1937) $202,169,995.00
  131. Kongo (1932) $201,650,256.00
  132. Each Dawn I Die (1939) $201,184,291.00
  133. No No Nanette (1930) $200,237,982.00
  134. His Brother’s Wife (1936) $198,775,200.00
  135. The Gay Divorcee (1934) $197,674,312.00
  136. Son of the Gods (1930) $197,616,007.00
  137. Lady of The Tropics (1939) $196,443,000.00
  138. Vivacious Lady (1938) $196,409,784.00
  139. Confessions of a Nazi Spy (1939) $196,186,710.00
  140. Here Comes the Navy (1934) $195,891,416.00
  141. Jezebel (1938) $194,017,781.00
  142. A Night At The Opera (1935) $193,816,064.00
  143. The Singing Marine (1937) $193,200,005.00
  144. Possessed (1931) $192,340,633.00
  145. Gold is Where You Find It (1938) $192,290,222.00
  146. Small Town Girl (1936) $191,958,000.00
  147. Crime School (1938) $191,492,879.00
  148. History Is Made At Night (1937) $190,853,999.00
  149. Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise) (1931) $190,318,670.00
  150. Reducing (1931) $190,192,273.00
  151. Four Wives (1939) $189,267,000.00
  152. Five Star Final (1931) $187,917,616.00
  153. The White Sister (1933) $186,308,577.00
  154. I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang (1932) $186,273,137.00
  155. Hollywood Hotel (1937) $186,162,008.00
  156. Cimarron (1931) $185,642,815.00
  157. The Painted Veil (1934) $184,748,569.00
  158. That Girl From Paris (1936) $184,542,824.00
  159. Hold Everything (1930) $183,954,024.00
  160. The Emperor’s Candlesticks (1937) $183,953,997.00
  161. This Is My Affair (1937) $182,987,991.00
  162. General Crack (1930) $182,159,979.00
  163. The Shining Hour (1938) $181,659,112.00
  164. They Gave Him a Gun (1937) $181,194,000.00
  165. Devil Dogs in the Air (1935) $180,361,064.00
  166. Trade Winds (1938) $179,931,553.00
  167. A Free Soul (1931) $179,703,311.00
  168. Algiers (1938) $179,665,781.00
  169. The Vagabound King (1930) $179,400,000.00
  170. The Sisters (1938) $178,735,557.00
  171. Prosperity (1932) $176,371,199.00
  172. The Perfect Specimen (1937) $176,226,002.00
  173. Fifth Avenue Girl (1939) $175,555,718.00
  174. Brother Rat (1938) $175,014,665.00
  175. Romance (1930) $174,570,014.00
  176. Bought! (1931) $173,763,773.00
  177. No More Ladies (1935) $173,313,218.00
  178. Politics (1931) $172,752,764.00
  179. Flying Down to Rio (1933) $172,157,147.00
  180. Flirtation Walk (1934) $170,819,998.00
  181. At The Circus (1939) $170,814,428.00
  182. The Thin Man (1934) $170,480,115.00
  183. Paid (1930) $169,877,987.00
  184. The White Angel (1936) $169,353,600.00
  185. In Name Only (1939) $169,276,709.00
  186. Bringing Up Baby (1938) $168,768,891.00
  187. Dames (1934) $168,591,428.00
  188. Valley of the Giants (1938) $167,705,775.00
  189. Our Blushing Brides (1930) $167,118,007.00
  190. Gold Diggers of 1937 (1936) $166,842,000.00
  191. The Last Days of Pompeii (1935) $166,585,718.00
  192. The Bride Wore Red (1937) $165,599,996.00
  193. Mystery of the Wax Musuem (1933) $162,462,846.00
  194. Men in White (1934) $162,128,579.00
  195. The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938) $161,725,781.00
  196. Strangers May Kiss (1931) $160,747,226.00
  197. Rasputin and the Empress (1932) $160,644,547.00
  198. Dance Fools Dance (1931) $160,241,793.00
  199. The Man Who Played God (1932) $159,712,608.00
  200. Marked Woman (1937) $158,837,997.00
  201. As You Desire Me (1932) $158,780,661.00
  202. Broadway Serenade (1939) $158,128,290.00
  203. I Live My Life (1935) $157,829,320.00
  204. Joy of Living (1938) $157,739,110.00
  205. Daughters Courageous (1939) $156,975,000.00
  206. Frisco Kid (1935) $156,868,221.00
  207. Shipmates Forever (1935) $156,120,715.00
  208. Fury (1936) $155,719,200.00
  209. Hell Below (1933) $154,774,310.00
  210. Tiger Shark (1932) $153,188,960.00
  211. Mary of Scotland (1936) $152,609,624.00
  212. Piccadilly Jim (1936) $152,131,200.00
  213. Ceiling Zero (1936) $150,337,200.00
  214. The Ice Follies of 1939 (1939) $150,311,573.00
  215. Go Into Your Dance (1935) $149,606,782.00
  216. Gold Diggers of 1935 (1935) $145,762,500.00
  217. Man-Proof (1938) $145,513,332.00
  218. They Made Me a Criminal (1939) $145,442,136.00
  219. Sadie McKee (1934) $145,080,000.00
  220. The Toast of New York (1937) $144,624,000.00
  221. Local Boy Makes Good (1931) $144,445,058.00
  222. Another Dawn (1937) $144,209,999.00
  223. Strange Interlude (1932) $144,102,485.00
  224. Hatchet Man (1932) $143,636,484.00
  225. Reckless (1935) $142,986,061.00
  226. The Irish in Us (1935) $142,772,494.00
  227. Red Dust (1932) $142,471,568.00
  228. Inspiration (1931) $142,423,050.00
  229. Private Lives (1931) $142,170,311.00
  230. The Story of Louis Pasteur (1936) $141,965,212.00
  231. A Slight Case of Murder (1938) $141,127,997.00
  232. West Point of The Air (1935) $140,636,782.00
  233. Night Must Fall (1937) $140,069,995.00
  234. The Lady Who Dared (1931) $139,390,077.00
  235. New Moon (1930) $138,552,010.00
  236. Shopworn Angel (1938) $138,470,213.00
  237. Lucky Night (1939) $138,394,282.00
  238. That Certain Woman (1937) $137,448,001.00
  239. Manhattan Melodrama (1934) $137,391,427.00
  240. The Green Pastures (1936) $136,822,424.00
  241. After Office Hours (1935) $136,792,509.00
  242. Letty Lynton (1932) $136,530,406.00
  243. The Working Man (1933) $136,277,111.00
  244. One Way Passage (1932) $135,365,454.00
  245. Twenty Million Sweethearts (1934) $135,162,848.00
  246. Eternally Yours (1939) $134,293,718.00
  247. Having a Wonderful Time (1938) $133,951,997.00
  248. Everybody Sing (1938) $133,287,562.00
  249. Little Caesar (1931) $132,945,051.00
  250. Montana Moon (1930) $132,479,993.00
  251. Bullets or Ballots (1936) $132,397,200.00
  252. Bordertown (1935) $132,093,907.00
  253. Alexander Hamilton (1931) $131,302,224.00
  254. A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1935) $131,239,622.00
  255. Viennese Nights (1930) $131,100,003.00
  256. Rainbow On The River (1936) $131,081,588.00
  257. Union Depot (1932) $131,055,216.00
  258. Mammy (1930) $130,685,993.00
  259. It’s Love I’m After (1937) $130,547,999.00
  260. That’s Right – You’re Wrong (1939) $130,449,427.00
  261. Colleen (1936) $130,244,400.00
  262. Evelyn Prentice (1934) $129,925,731.00
  263. The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (1936) $129,646,388.00
  264. Arsène Lupin (1932) $129,307,807.00
  265. Petticoat Fever (1936) $129,168,000.00
  266. Three Men On A Horse (1936) $128,809,200.00
  267. Alias The Doctor (1932) $128,259,393.00
  268. Half Shot at Sunrise (1930) $127,512,003.00
  269. You Only Live Once (1937) $126,684,010.00
  270. The Secret Six (1931) $125,615,414.00
  271. Four’s a Crowd (1938) $125,580,000.00
  272. Riffraff (1936) $125,580,000.00
  273. Blockade (1938) $124,915,547.00
  274. Parlor Bedroom and Bath (1931) $124,478,018.00
  275. Yes My Darling Daughter (1939) $124,170,428.00
  276. Give Me Your Heart (1936) $123,786,000.00
  277. The Little Minister (1934) $123,017,118.00
  278. The Cat and the Fiddle (1934) $122,460,001.00
  279. Bring Em’ Back Alive (1932) $121,619,225.00
  280. Night Flight (1933) $120,231,423.00
  281. Judge Hardy’s Children (1938) $119,732,887.00
  282. Hold Your Man (1933) $119,562,852.00
  283. Broadway Gondolier (1935) $119,493,227.00
  284. Stand-In (1937) $119,369,997.00
  285. The Cuckoos (1930) $119,094,018.00
  286. The Public Enemy (1931) $118,412,073.00
  287. White Banners (1938) $118,138,219.00
  288. Hi Nellie! (1934) $117,445,690.00
  289. Room Service (1938) $116,277,778.00
  290. Billy the Kid (1930) $115,919,982.00
  291. Today We Live (1933) $115,328,581.00
  292. Invisible Stripes (1939) $115,200,427.00
  293. We Are Not Alone (1939) $114,559,718.00
  294. Under a Texas Moon (1930) $114,264,031.00
  295. The Easiest Way (1931) $114,115,353.00
  296. Remember? (1939) $113,919,000.00
  297. 52nd Street (1937) $113,849,993.00
  298. Scarface (1932) $113,581,199.00
  299. Sporting Blood (1931) $112,851,651.00
  300. This Modern Age (1931) $112,598,912.00
  301. Operator 13 (1934) $112,542,850.00
  302. The Green Goddess (1930) $111,228,000.00
  303. Moby Dick (1930) $109,985,969.00
  304. 20000 Years in Sing Sing (1932) $108,921,436.00
  305. The Woman I Love (1937) $108,054,001.00
  306. Sidewalks of New York (1931) $108,049,463.00
  307. Dixiana (1930) $107,640,000.00
  308. Hook Line and Sinker (1930) $107,640,000.00
  309. Fashions of 1934 (1934) $107,528,539.00
  310. Going Hollywood (1933) $107,194,308.00
  311. Stolen Holiday (1937) $106,812,007.00
  312. Page Miss Glory (1935) $106,145,006.00
  313. The Singing Kid (1936) $106,085,176.00
  314. The Millionaire (1931) $105,521,967.00
  315. A Lady’s Morals (1930) $105,017,980.00
  316. The Lost Squadron (1932) $104,145,207.00
  317. Escapade (1935) $104,116,064.00
  318. The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933) $103,962,883.00
  319. Whipshaw (1935) $103,048,221.00
  320. British Agent (1934) $102,737,159.00
  321. Cowboy From Brooklyn (1938) $101,925,778.00
  322. Oil For The Lamps Of China (1935) $101,553,218.00
  323. The Informer (1935) $101,446,430.00
  324. Thoroughbreds Don’t Cry (1937) $100,878,002.00
  325. In Caliente (1935) $99,417,497.00
  326. The Petrified Forest (1936) $99,267,976.00
  327. She Couldn’t Say No (1930) $99,084,010.00
  328. San Quentin (1937) $99,084,001.00
  329. The Lash (1930) $98,808,004.00
  330. Five Came Back (1939) $98,285,573.00
  331. Sit Tight (1931) $97,813,150.00
  332. Maisie (1939) $97,773,000.00
  333. Star of Midnight (1935) $97,281,820.00
  334. Laughing Sinners (1931) $96,675,844.00
  335. Allegheny Uprising (1939) $96,107,137.00
  336. The Three Musketeers (1935) $96,107,128.00
  337. Sweet Music (1935) $95,466,436.00
  338. Sunny (1930) $95,220,004.00
  339. Doorway To Hell (1930) $94,943,997.00
  340. The Office Wife (1930) $93,702,011.00
  341. Mother Carey’s Chickens (1938) $93,420,882.00
  342. Earthworm Tractors (1936) $93,407,624.00
  343. You’re Only Young Once (1937) $92,736,005.00
  344. He Was Her Man (1934) $92,398,141.00
  345. Happiness Ahead (1934) $92,374,280.00
  346. Bright Lights (1930) $92,321,976.00
  347. I Found Stella Parish (1935) $90,767,834.00
  348. The Passionate Plumber (1932) $90,748,432.00
  349. Slim (1937) $90,390,009.00
  350. The Common Law (1931) $90,117,024.00
  351. The Crowd Roars (1932) $89,583,515.00
  352. Going Places (1938) $88,902,666.00
  353. Confession (1937) $88,871,997.00
  354. The Bad Man (1930) $88,871,979.00
  355. Sons o’ Guns (1936) $88,862,812.00
  356. Red-Headed Woman (1932) $88,651,568.00
  357. Passion Flower (1930) $88,596,017.00
  358. The Squaw Man (1931) $88,335,142.00
  359. Bird of Paradise (1932) $87,719,621.00
  360. Way For A Sailor (1930) $87,492,034.00
  361. Private Worlds (1935) $87,470,094.00
  362. Boy Meets Girl (1938) $86,909,335.00
  363. Night Nurse (1931) $86,818,701.00
  364. The Great O’Malley (1937) $86,801,999.00
  365. Guilty Hands (1931) $86,692,314.00
  366. Speak Easily (1932) $86,438,185.00
  367. Sin Takes A Holiday (1930) $85,973,997.00
  368. The Mad Genius (1931) $85,681,305.00
  369. Black Fury (1935) $85,642,116.00
  370. Three Faces East (1930) $85,559,986.00
  371. Voltaire (1933) $85,242,851.00
  372. Dancing Pirate (1936) $84,318,000.00
  373. Winter Carnival (1939) $83,883,475.00
  374. Back in Circulation (1937) $83,628,010.00
  375. Hard to Get (1938) $83,321,334.00
  376. Public Enemy’s Wife (1936) $83,002,388.00
  377. The Phantom of Paris (1931) $82,269,252.00
  378. Alice Adams (1935) $82,225,003.00
  379. The Star Witness (1931) $82,016,513.00
  380. Born To Love (1931) $82,016,459.00
  381. Rain (1932) $82,011,455.00
  382. Polo Joe (1936) $81,567,224.00
  383. Winterset (1936) $81,567,224.00
  384. Polly of the Circus (1932) $81,545,453.00
  385. Bombshell (1933) $81,060,957.00
  386. Showgirl in Hollywood (1930) $80,315,990.00
  387. Millie (1931) $80,247,244.00
  388. The Bride Walks Out (1936) $80,131,988.00
  389. Dr. Socrates (1935) $79,768,945.00
  390. The Finger Points (1931) $79,741,757.00
  391. I Met My Love Again (1938) $79,169,615.00
  392. Fast Life (1932) $78,866,070.00
  393. Exclusive Story (1936) $78,696,788.00
  394. Slightly Honorable (1939) $78,689,074.00
  395. Young Donovan’s Kid (1931) $78,098,893.00
  396. Cracked Nuts (1931) $77,972,542.00
  397. Silver Dollar (1932) $77,934,177.00
  398. The Silver Horde (1930) $77,556,010.00
  399. Listen Darling (1938) $77,474,213.00
  400. Doctor Monica (1934) $77,331,464.00
  401. The House on 56th Street (1933) $77,331,464.00
  402. Dangerous (1935) $77,312,878.00
  403. Naughty But Nice (1939) $76,501,282.00
  404. In Person (1935) $76,351,779.00
  405. Smart Money (1931) $76,203,271.00
  406. The Kennel Murder Case (1933) $75,994,270.00
  407. Charlie Chan in Shanghai (1935) $75,948,694.00
  408. The World Changes (1933) $75,882,881.00
  409. Of Human Bondage (1934) $75,437,153.00
  410. Old English (1930) $75,348,000.00
  411. A Successful Calamity (1932) $74,788,846.00
  412. My Bill (1938) $74,284,885.00
  413. Bride of the Regiment (1930) $74,244,018.00
  414. Break of Hearts (1935) $74,216,058.00
  415. Blackwell’s Island (1939) $73,682,145.00
  416. Mayor of Hell (1933) $73,208,539.00
  417. The Life of Vergie Winters (1934) $72,874,272.00
  418. The Mask of Fu Manchu (1932) $72,808,423.00
  419. Gambling Lady (1934) $72,762,891.00
  420. Beau Ideal (1931) $72,664,822.00
  421. I Loved a Woman (1933) $72,094,276.00
  422. Peach-O-Reno (1931) $72,032,948.00
  423. Hearts Divided (1936) $71,999,212.00
  424. Son of a Sailor (1933) $71,982,887.00
  425. Little Giant (1933) $71,760,000.00
  426. Reunion in Vienna (1933) $71,648,575.00
  427. Broadway to Hollywood (1933) $71,648,575.00
  428. Girls On Probation (1938) $71,228,447.00
  429. The Beast of the City (1932) $71,061,031.00
  430. Storm at Daybreak (1933) $70,868,579.00
  431. What No Beer? (1933) $70,534,276.00
  432. Maybe It’s Love (1930) $70,517,969.00
  433. Fireman Save My Child (1932) $70,362,313.00
  434. Mandalay (1934) $70,088,575.00
  435. A Woman Rebels (1936) $69,726,824.00
  436. Caught Plastered (1931) $69,379,111.00
  437. Swing Your Lady (1938) $69,367,997.00
  438. Lady With A Past (1932) $69,313,639.00
  439. A Family Affair (1937) $69,276,001.00
  440. Illicit (1931) $69,252,715.00
  441. Doctor X (1932) $69,197,155.00
  442. Sky Giant (1938) $68,836,444.00
  443. Big Boy (1930) $68,723,969.00
  444. The Son Of Kong (1933) $68,640,001.00
  445. Blessed Event (1932) $68,498,185.00
  446. Devotion (1931) $68,494,534.00
  447. I Dream Too Much (1935) $68,342,878.00
  448. The Conquerors (1932) $68,265,207.00
  449. Going Wild (1930) $67,757,990.00
  450. Winner Takes All (1932) $67,449,709.00
  451. Spitfire (1934) $67,302,843.00
  452. Murder in The Fleet (1935) $67,275,000.00
  453. Lady Killer (1933) $66,857,151.00
  454. Taxi (1932) $66,750,740.00
  455. What Price Hollywood (1932) $66,517,771.00
  456. The Road To Singapore (1931) $66,346,175.00
  457. Golden Arrow (1936) $66,258,376.00
  458. Annie Oakley (1935) $66,207,122.00
  459. The King’s Vacation (1933) $66,077,156.00
  460. Love Comes Along (1930) $65,963,990.00
  461. The Tenderfoot (1932) $65,935,331.00
  462. The Return of Dr. X (1939) $65,609,145.00
  463. Two Against The World (1932) $65,469,339.00
  464. Pacific Liner (1939) $65,096,572.00
  465. Girl Crazy (1932) $64,653,921.00
  466. The Guardsman (1931) $64,450,518.00
  467. Gentleman’s Fate (1931) $64,324,166.00
  468. Sweethearts and Wives (1930) $63,893,983.00
  469. Alibi Ike (1935) $63,857,878.00
  470. King of the Underworld (1939) $63,815,146.00
  471. Kismet (1930) $63,756,024.00
  472. Scarlet Pages (1930) $63,479,972.00
  473. Svengali (1931) $62,934,076.00
  474. The Case of Sergeant Grischa (1930) $62,928,004.00
  475. Stingaree (1934) $62,734,305.00
  476. I Married a Doctor (1936) $62,191,988.00
  477. Indianapolis Speedway (1939) $62,149,291.00
  478. Stars Over Broadway (1935) $62,149,273.00
  479. Chances (1931) $62,049,464.00
  480. A Bill of Divorcement (1932) $61,858,062.00
  481. Animal Kingdom (1932) $61,508,600.00
  482. Father’s Son (1931) $61,417,599.00
  483. Society Lawyer (1939) $60,483,428.00
  484. Stranded (1935) $60,440,712.00
  485. The Man with Two Faces (1934) $60,394,301.00
  486. Off The Record (1939) $59,970,864.00
  487. The Hot Heiress (1931) $59,965,687.00
  488. High Pressure (1932) $59,877,684.00
  489. Broadminded (1931) $59,774,716.00
  490. Children of Dreams (1931) $59,774,716.00
  491. Hold Em’ Jail (1932) $59,528,185.00
  492. Lovin’ the Ladies (1930) $59,064,042.00
  493. Second Choice (1930) $58,926,038.00
  494. West of Broadway (1931) $58,890,140.00
  495. The Keyhole (1933) $58,834,266.00
  496. Elmer The Great (1933) $58,834,266.00
  497. First Lady (1937) $58,512,001.00
  498. Nick Carter Master Detective (1939) $58,433,136.00
  499. The Murder Man (1935) $58,305,000.00
  500. You Can’t Get Away with Murder (1939) $58,305,000.00
  501. Big Brown Eyes (1936) $57,936,656.00
  502. Picture Snatcher (1933) $57,831,420.00
  503. Shooting Straight (1930) $57,684,006.00
  504. Stepping Out (1931) $57,626,357.00
  505. Conspiracy (1930) $57,546,003.00
  506. Women Are Like That (1938) $57,407,991.00
  507. Hard To Handle (1933) $57,162,886.00
  508. Society Doctor (1935) $57,023,564.00
  509. Two Seconds (1932) $56,965,321.00
  510. The Last Flight (1931) $56,868,141.00
  511. Gold Dust Gertie (1931) $56,109,871.00
  512. Traveling Saleslady (1935) $56,062,500.00
  513. What Every Woman Knows (1934) $55,937,153.00
  514. Mary Stevens M.D. (1933) $55,602,851.00
  515. The Great Man Votes (1939) $55,357,718.00
  516. So Big! (1932) $55,101,410.00
  517. Double Harness (1933) $54,934,272.00
  518. Shanghai (1935) $54,591,536.00
  519. One New York Night (1935) $54,460,718.00
  520. 50 Million Frenchmen (1931) $54,340,691.00
  521. Front Page Woman (1935) $54,247,116.00
  522. Stronger Than Desire (1939) $54,204,428.00
  523. Melody Cruise (1933) $54,042,842.00
  524. The Goose and the Gander (1935) $54,033,567.00
  525. Living on Velvet (1935) $53,820,000.00
  526. Ever in My Heart (1933) $53,708,575.00
  527. River’s End (1930) $53,267,986.00
  528. Love Honor and Behave (1938) $53,155,547.00
  529. Outcast Lady (1934) $53,151,421.00
  530. Sylvia Scarlett (1935) $53,072,503.00
  531. Jimmy The Gent (1934) $52,037,113.00
  532. I’ve Got Your Number (1934) $51,925,733.00
  533. Miss Pacific Fleet (1935) $51,897,837.00
  534. Three on a Match (1932) $51,723,101.00
  535. The Most Dangerous Game (1932) $51,606,652.00
  536. Secrets of An Actress (1938) $51,560,888.00
  537. The Maltese Falcon (1931) $50,928,539.00
  538. The Phantom of Crestwood (1932) $50,791,199.00
  539. The Other Tomorrow (1930) $50,507,962.00
  540. Baby Face (1933) $50,365,733.00
  541. Female (1933) $50,254,308.00
  542. Bengal Tiger (1936) $49,873,200.00
  543. The Man from Blankley’s (1930) $49,679,987.00
  544. Road Gang (1936) $49,634,024.00
  545. Jewel Robbery (1932) $49,626,247.00
  546. Made on Broadway (1933) $49,585,729.00
  547. My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937) $49,403,997.00
  548. Smart Blonde (1937) $49,266,002.00
  549. Private Detective 62 (1933) $49,140,001.00
  550. Loose Ankles (1930) $49,128,017.00
  551. Spring Is Here (1930) $48,990,013.00
  552. Men Call It Love (1931) $48,780,188.00
  553. Employees’ Entrance (1933) $48,582,847.00
  554. Kiss Me Again (1931) $48,527,449.00
  555. Men Must Fight (1933) $48,359,997.00
  556. The Flirting Widow (1930) $48,023,990.00
  557. Bulldog Drummond Comes Back (1937) $47,472,003.00
  558. The Dragon Murder Case (1934) $47,468,576.00
  559. Lawyer Man (1932) $47,179,868.00
  560. Born To Be Bad (1934) $46,674,732.00
  561. Little Big Shot (1935) $46,558,561.00
  562. The Woman in Red (1935) $46,558,561.00
  563. Jailbreak (1936) $46,404,788.00
  564. West of Shanghai (1937) $46,091,995.00
  565. 6000 Enemies (1939) $45,875,146.00
  566. Comet Over Broadway (1938) $45,846,675.00
  567. The Great Garrick (1938) $45,713,775.00
  568. The Girl From 10th Avenue (1935) $45,704,276.00
  569. Dark Hazard (1934) $45,685,690.00
  570. Quality Street (1937) $45,589,953.00
  571. Times Square Lady (1935) $45,277,125.00
  572. The Widow From Chicago (1930) $44,988,003.00
  573. It’s Tough To Be Famous (1932) $44,384,008.00
  574. Women in The Wind (1939) $44,081,145.00
  575. Kid Nightingale (1939) $43,953,000.00
  576. Parachute Jumper (1933) $43,902,848.00
  577. Fog Over Frisco (1934) $43,345,696.00
  578. The Captain’s Kid (1936) $43,175,588.00
  579. The Key (1934) $43,011,419.00
  580. Downstairs (1932) $42,636,617.00
  581. Dark Horse (1932) $42,636,608.00
  582. After Tonight (1933) $42,342,885.00
  583. A Lost Lady (1934) $42,342,841.00
  584. Wild Boys On The Road (1933) $42,008,573.00
  585. The Way Of All Men (1930) $41,814,014.00
  586. Ladies They Talk About (1933) $41,785,696.00
  587. Broadway Musketeers (1938) $41,594,222.00
  588. Safe In Hell (1931) $41,324,145.00
  589. Women Are Trouble (1936) $41,262,000.00
  590. The Invisible Menace (1938) $41,195,559.00
  591. Murder Will Out (1930) $41,123,997.00
  592. The Gorilla (1930) $40,985,993.00
  593. The Case of the Velvet Claws (1936) $40,783,612.00
  594. Play Girl (1932) $40,772,731.00
  595. Upperworld (1934) $40,559,999.00
  596. The Purchase Price (1932) $40,073,762.00
  597. Dinky (1935) $40,044,663.00
  598. Freaks (1932) $39,724,264.00
  599. Street of Women (1932) $39,491,322.00
  600. I Like Your Nerve (1931) $39,428,568.00
  601. Transgression (1931) $39,175,838.00
  602. The Reckless Hour (1931) $39,175,829.00
  603. Murder in the Clouds (1934) $39,111,415.00
  604. New Morals For Old (1932) $39,025,331.00
  605. Isle of Escape (1930) $38,916,031.00
  606. Mad Love (1935) $38,835,839.00
  607. The Truth About Youth (1930) $38,777,983.00
  608. Party Husband (1931) $38,417,577.00
  609. The Women In His Life (1933) $38,331,430.00
  610. The Crash (1932) $38,209,877.00
  611. The Woman from Monte Carlo (1932) $37,860,370.00
  612. From Headquarters (1933) $37,662,886.00
  613. Satan Met a Lady (1936) $37,554,412.00
  614. The Footloose Heiress (1937) $37,398,002.00
  615. Love Is On The Air (1937) $37,259,999.00
  616. Blondie Johnson (1933) $37,217,158.00
  617. A Wicked Woman (1934) $37,105,688.00
  618. Sergeant Murphy (1938) $37,075,997.00
  619. Man Wanted (1932) $36,928,432.00
  620. The Right to Live (1935) $36,520,718.00
  621. Housewife (1934) $36,214,267.00
  622. Love Is A Racket (1932) $36,112,977.00
  623. Registered Nurse (1934) $35,991,425.00
  624. The Big Noise (1936) $35,880,000.00
  625. Babyface Harrington (1935) $35,452,884.00
  626. Don’t Bet On Blondes (1935) $35,452,884.00
  627. Payment Deferred (1932) $35,414,009.00
  628. College Lovers (1930) $35,328,031.00
  629. The Mind Reader (1933) $34,988,570.00
  630. Sinner’s Holiday (1930) $34,914,021.00
  631. Everything’s Rosie (1931) $34,752,767.00
  632. Hot Money (1936) $34,444,800.00
  633. The White Cockatoo (1935) $34,384,997.00
  634. Man Hunt (1936) $34,205,588.00
  635. Smashing the Money Ring (1939) $33,829,718.00
  636. The Matrimonial Bed (1930) $33,809,993.00
  637. Dumbbells in Ermine (1930) $33,672,034.00
  638. The Expert (1932) $33,550,123.00
  639. The Payoff (1935) $33,423,942.00
  640. Accidents Will Happen (1938) $33,222,225.00
  641. Woman Hungry (1931) $32,983,498.00
  642. The Bargain (1931) $32,857,155.00
  643. Strictly Unconventional (1930) $32,844,014.00
  644. Outward Bound (1930) $32,843,969.00
  645. The Furies (1930) $32,429,958.00
  646. King of Hockey (1936) $32,052,788.00
  647. Lucky Devils (1933) $31,757,155.00
  648. Ex Lady (1933) $31,534,304.00
  649. Fast Workers (1933) $31,311,471.00
  650. Private Detective (1939) $31,266,854.00
  651. Compromised (1931) $31,087,930.00
  652. The Cowboy Quarterback (1939) $29,344,718.00
  653. Man of Iron (1935) $29,152,500.00
  654. Divorce Among Friends (1930) $29,118,011.00
  655. Men Of The Sky (1931) $28,939,525.00
  656. Two Against The World (1936) $28,823,624.00
  657. He Couldn’t Say No (1938) $28,704,000.00
  658. A Soldier’s Plaything (1930) $28,565,996.00
  659. Guns of the Pecos (1937) $28,428,002.00
  660. A Woman Commands (1932) $28,191,445.00
  661. Runaway Bride (1930) $28,152,031.00
  662. The Heart of New York (1932) $27,958,431.00
  663. Kind Lady (1935) $27,764,285.00
  664. The Chief (1933) $27,411,423.00
  665. The Patient in Room 18 (1938) $27,109,332.00
  666. He Knew Women (1930) $26,634,038.00
  667. Back Pay (1930) $26,634,038.00
  668. A Night at the Ritz (1935) $26,482,875.00
  669. Captain Thunder (1930) $26,219,983.00
  670. Ride Him Cowboy (1932) $26,094,546.00
  671. The Big Stampede (1932) $25,978,062.00
  672. On The Border (1930) $25,668,014.00
  673. Public Wedding (1937) $25,391,998.00
  674. Captain Applejack (1931) $24,769,202.00
  675. Haunted Gold (1932) $24,347,145.00
  676. Second Wife (1936) $23,561,212.00
  677. The Telegraph Trail (1933) $23,288,577.00
  678. Code of the Secret Service (1939) $22,968,456.00
  679. Gridiron Flash (1934) $22,174,306.00
  680. Somewhere in Sonora (1933) $21,951,419.00
  681. The Man from Monterey (1933) $21,505,727.00
  682. God’s Gift to Women (1931) $21,230,752.00
  683. The Rookie Cop (1939) $20,759,145.00
  684. The Man Hunter (1930) $19,595,997.00
  685. Bad Lands (1939) $18,068,145.00
  686. Rough Waters (1930) $17,801,997.00
  687. Enchanted April (1935) $17,619,619.00
  688. The Gay Diplomat (1931) $16,554,942.00
  689. Mr. Dodd Takes The Air (1937) $16,421,998.00
  690. Captain Hurricane (1935) $16,017,881.00
  691. Partners (1932) $12,697,806.00
  692. His Family Tree (1935) $12,387,157.00
  693. Come On Danger! (1932) $12,348,308.00
  694. Ghost Valley (1932) $11,765,868.00
  695. Cross Fire (1933) $10,919,997.00
  696. Torchy Blane.. Playing With Dynamite (1939) $7,784,677.00

*This is only the movies that we have both domestic and international box office rentals on….obviously some movies have great domestic totals….but are not on this list because we do not have the international numbers for those movies.

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36 thoughts on “1930-1939 Adjusted Worldwide Box Office Grosses”

  1. (Lupino whistles in admiration): What an impressive list! As Flora said, much too long for tally counts. Still, what I find amazing (among other things) is that the almost totally forgotten Luise Rainer manages to have one movie within the top 5 (I know, it’s Myrna’s movie…BUT Luise got the Oscar!), two within the top 20 and three within the top 50…and then it was all over. Would have liked my beloved gorilla higher up the ladder, but 8 out of 696 isn’t too bad either. The “Divine” Garbo is doing quite well thanks to her popularity outside the states- but Pierre will be disappointed by the omission of Dietrich. But then, we all know about the infamous “Paramount Curse” 😉

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    1. Your Gorilla is not 8th….it is 592nd…..as The Gorilla sets right behind Murder Will Out and right ahead of The Case of the Velvet Claws….lol. Three movies I have never heard off….but King Kong is one I have heard. Rainer was the oldest living Oscar winner for a very long time…..she just passed a few years ago….I actually had some contact with her Twitter feed….I think it was her helpers….but still the lady had a Twitter account.

      Yes you will not see many Paramount movies on this page. While looking at Robert Woolsey’s IMDb page…I was amazed that almost all of his movies were already in our database….one of the few exceptions was 1933’s So This Is Africa….the first piece of trivia was….”This was the only film Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey made for Columbia Pictures. All their other features were for RKO Radio Pictures.”….so Columbia is also in that Curse Group.

      Good feedback as always.

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      1. MY Gorilla is bigger than your Gorilla and that is why MY Gorilla is within the top ten while yours is combing far away jungles for bananas and stuff 🙂
        Great info on Miss Rainer, she was very virile until her fall at the age of 102, maybe it was not just her helpers who twittered with you. I think she still holds the record for the longest life span among Oscar winning actors and actresses (104 years!), and wishing no harm to Miss de Havilland, I have a feeling that she is determined to snatch that record away from my “local girl done good”.

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        1. Hey Lupino….funny comment about Your Gorilla and My Gorilla….I think it is safe to say that King Kong is slightly more known than The Gorilla…..though I have seen Steve mention The Gorilla numerous times over the years…lol.

          As for Olivia de Havilland….next year will be the 80th anniversary of Gone With The Wind…she has joked that she looks forward to that event….maybe the 90th anniversary in 2029 is within her reach too.

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  2. Hi, Bruce. I made a comment on Top Grossing Movies of 1930 and I made an error which I have asked you to fix in a reply I made to my own comment. I ran out of time to edit it.

    This is a massive list and like Steve said, it is too large to do a tally count. I have already made a tally count on all the yearly reviews from the 1930s. Love the photo up at the top. Great work Bruce.

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    1. Hey Flora….no problem without having a tally count….over the last few months….we have gotten some requests to put all the worldwide grossers in our database in one page…..this was in response to those comments. A massive list that is not exactly easy to navigate….but the information is here….seems lots of people like to do research on the stats we have come up with over the years.

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  3. Wow impressive work Bruce, where else on the internet would you find a list like this? Nowhere else. Kudos to Team Cogerson.

    Gone With the Wind was the easy winner here, but I presume the grosses from all the various reissues were added in as well?

    What no King Kong? I read somewhere once that King Kong was the biggest hit of the 1930s until Snow White and Gone With the Wind came along, an exaggeration but it was a big hit.

    Snow White is missing too, should be up there in 2nd place methinks.

    Too many films on the chart for a tally. But I have them counted on the yearly pages.

    Good stuff Bruce. Vote Up!

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    1. Hey Steve…gotta admit….this collection of worldwide grosses is pretty impressive….shocked that we were able to find this many movies with a worldwide gross. As for King Kong…..it is sitting in 8th place with $554 million. No you did not miss it…..for some unknown reason I had not included Snow White (2nd place) or King Kong….even though I had rentals for their first release.

      Going to make this a dynamic table…..but I need the expertise of WoC to help export the information. Thanks as always for the feedback.

      Using the handy edit to amend this comment….actually thinking about it….King Kong and Snow White have been in the database for a very long time…..originally there was no thought to include worldwide grosses…I had no idea these pages would become international….so I guess that means I need to go back and get some of these classic movies and include their worldwide grosses. Almost 700 movies is still pretty impressive.

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      1. It’s an incredible list amigo, well done.

        Glad Snow White and Kong are now on the chart and looking very healthy indeed, wow Kong in 8th place, a huge moneyspinner for RKO!

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        1. Both of the ones you noticed missing were “monster hits”…..it is making me look at my ledger notebooks and think….”how many other movies did I miss over the years?”

          Off topic….finally watched one of the missing Michael Caine movies that I had not seen….as I watched The Wrong Box today…..goodness he was a young pup…..a silly movie but a very memorable cast….from Caine to Ralph Richardson to John Mills to Dudley Moore to Peter Cook to Peter Sellers….Sellers was almost hard to recognize…and he had little make up on.

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          1. Just saw this comment and noticed that you finally saw The Wrong Box and enjoyed it. It is one of my favourite Michael Caine movies and comedies in general.

          2. Hey Flora….I was downloading Blake Edwards trailers when I stumbled across The Wrong Box….and since it was one of the few Caine movies that I had not seen….I gave it a chance. Caine looks so young in the movie. I liked Ralph Richardson’s character…and fear I might be like him…especially if I get to talking about movies….lol. Thanks for the mini-review….it is appreciated.

  4. This is really cool! Given that it’s just regular text though, won’t you run in to the same problem of this never updating like the domestic data does on the individual year pages?

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      1. Hey Bobby….I need WoC’s help to do this….hopefully this weekend I can get a few minutes of her time.

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    2. Hey Bobby….that would indeed be the problem…..if this page gets some traffic…I will probably delete the lists in each year…and share the link for the entire decade.

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      1. I don’t know. An entire decade of global and domestic data (so, over a thousand movies?) sounds like a lot for users to sift through. The yearly pages still have value, as seen by how some of your other regulars are able to engage with the yearly pages and make lists of which ones they’ve seen, while similar users give up and don’t bother with even a list this long. I admit, the yearly pages would probably have even more value if the intro few paragraphs were less cookie-cutter and talked more about the state of movies or the industry that year.

        I’m also admittedly assuming that one of the reasons the global data isn’t just in the same table as the yearly domestic data is because you’re rather limited in how many columns you can display because of the limited horizontal real estate you have. If you were to delete the yearly pages, all of the data that is on there would have to go somewhere, and merging it here would run in to the same limited columns problem. If I’m wrong about it being a space issue, then I’d highly encourage merging that data in to the same table anyway.

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        1. Hey Bobby…..it was a request…..using the Control F makes finding a particular movie easier to find. Sadly we are limited in the columns on the main table….or else they would be included there. I basically view this has a research tool and nothing more than that…I know I would have been thrilled beyond belief if I found a table like this 7 years ago.

          The “cookie cutter” opening paragraphs are the ones that include all the key words that google likes to see….on the regular page….the first paragraph is jammed with key words and then the rest of the page is specific to that thespian or movie maker. A necessary evil to keep the google searches going.

          By the time I am done collecting and typing these numbers into the database…..the thought of doing an essay on that year is not too appealing….does it have merit….of course…..just limited time….makes doing the pages the same way the most productive…plus another key thing is to have the pages look the same…cookie cutter….most of our pages are set up the same way.

          You had a comment a few weeks ago about putting the entire database on the website…..WoC has looked into doing that…but currently it is not possible…..or at least not financially possible….apparently the size of the database is a concern for the website provider.

          Plus…there is the “rental” disclosure problem. During our research we had….ok I had to sign lots of paperwork about the rules and usage of the ledgers…before going into the archives……that is one of the reasons….you will rarely see me mention rentals…I might share the estimated actual gross…and the formula I use…..which would allow you to calculate the rental number…..but having the rental numbers on our website will not be happening anytime soon.

          We appreciate your thoughts…good suggestions…which helps us try and make this the best possible website. Good feedback.

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          1. Ah ok, great. In that case, I’m a perfect use case since I use this site and it’s data for research.

            As far as putting the entire database on the website, that’s only sort of what I said. I said give me a more dynamic way to make a query to your database. Very similar to the Report Builder that The-Numbers website has, though tweaked to fit what data you have available more. Basically, just take whatever API calls are being made on the individual pages, and give the users a way to construct those API calls for themselves.

          2. Hey Bobby…just checked out The Numbers Report Builder….not sure how we can do that…but we will check it out…..I will let my tech support read your comment tomorrow and see if she knows any tricks in dealing with AFI…..and if we can do it without having another price increase by our website provider. Good stuff.

          3. AFI? Do you mean API? Either way, I did what investigation I could digging through the requests I can see come through the page in the dev console. I was REALLY confused at first (like I guess wdt_var1 is some sort of static ID to go get a manually pre-built query?), but I think I’ve figured out that it’s the wpDataTables plugin? Looks the same.

            Assuming it is wpDataTables, then I haven’t worked with anything related to WordPress before, but based on their documentation I think I understand your limitations. That page on “advanced filtering” teased me, since I wrongly assumed that be an “advanced SEARCH” feature, which would be perfect, but no, sadly only filtering on the table that’s already there on the page, which I see you have on.

            Hmm. Maybe the dynamic queries with placeholders? Looks like it limits you to only three dynamic variables. That’s annoying. If that does work I’d just request that “year” be one of the three. Do you have the table data export tools turned on? That’d be pretty sweet.

            As I said before, I haven’t worked with these tools before, so all of this is spit-balling, and I trust that your tech person knows what the capabilities are of your tools with your data better.

    3. Bobby… i really like the comments, stuff I can work with. Lets take the tech stuff elsewhere and let the movie comments dominate here. Contact me @debbie3416 on twitter.

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  5. Simply wonderful !! It’s such an amazing work !! Thank you so much ! Hope you’ll do it for the 40’s 50’s 60’s 70’s 80’s !

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    1. Hey Max….that is the plan….and then a page that lists the Top 200 Adjusted Worldwide Grossers….at least the Top 200 in my database….thanks for stopping by and commenting.

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