1948 Top Grossing Movies

This movie page looks at 1948 Top Grossing Movies.  Finding box office information for movies made in the 1930s and 1940s is extremely difficult.   For somebody looking for box office information on 1948 it is very very frustrating.  Over the years, we have researched and collected information on over 33,000 movies.  So we figured we would show all the 1948 movies in our database.

To make this list a movie had to be made in 1948.  Obviously many movies made in 1947 earned box office dollars in 1948.  On the other side many movies made in 1948 made money in 1949 and later.  This page will looks at 139 1948 Top Box Office Movies.  The movies are listed in a massive table that lets you rank the movies from Best to Worst in six different sortable columns of information.

The following massive table only includes the movies made in 1948 that are in our database.  Since we are constantly adding new movies to our database….this page will quickly become obsolete.  We will try and update this page on a regular basis.

John Wayne & Montgomery Clift in 1948’s Red River

Our UMR Top 50 of 1948

1948 Top Box Office Movies Can Be Ranked 6 Ways In This Table

The really cool thing about this table is that it is “user-sortable”. Rank the movies anyway you want.

  • Sort 1948 Top Box Office Movies by the stars or in some cases the director of the movie.
  • Sort 1948 Top Box Office Movies by domestic actual box office grosses (in millions)
  • Sort 1948 Top Box Office Movies by domestic adjusted box office grosses using current movie ticket cost (in millions)
  • Sort 1948 Top Box Office Movies how they were received by critics and audiences.  60% rating or higher should indicate a good movie.
  • Sort by how many Oscar® nominations and how many Oscar® wins each 1948 Top Box Office Movies received.
  • Sort 1948 Top Box Office Movies by Ultimate Movie Ranking Score (UMR).  Our UMR score puts box office, reviews and awards into a mathematical equation and gives each movie a score.

Lauren Bacall & Humphrey Bogart in 1948’s Key Largo

1948 Box Office Grosses – Adjusted World Wide

Source 1: Eddie Mannix MGM Ledgers

Source 2: C.J. Tevlin RKO Ledgers

Source 3: Variety Magazines –

Source 4: Year In Review Variety Editions

Source 5: Grand Design: Hollywood As A Modern Business Enterprise 1930-1942 by Tino Balio

Source 6: Twentieth Century-Fox A Corporate and Financial History by Aubrey Solomon

Source 7:  Wikipedia

Source 8:  IMDb.com

Source 9:  “Revenue sharing and the coming of sound” by H. Mark Glancy

Source 10: Hollywood Power Stats by Christopher Reynolds

 

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31 thoughts on “1948 Top Grossing Movies”

  1. I saw The Red Shoes in 1979 at the Regency Revival Theater in NYC with 1951’s Tales of Hoffman.

    These are the 130 1948 films I have seen since November 1992 when I hit film 8000. Key is film, studio, stars when I still listed, date seen and source from where I saw it (TV channel, local (usually a number) or cable, DVD or tape).

    16 FATHOMS DEEP 1948 MONO LON CHANEY JR. LLOYD BRIDGES 11/10 1995 TAPE
    ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES 1948 REP CLAYTON MOORE 11/12 1995 TAPE (SERIAL)
    ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS 1948 EL CAMERON MITCHELL AUDREY LONG 6/5 1994 7
    AGAINST THE WIND (U.K.) 1948 EL ROBERT BEATTY SIMONE SIGNORET 8/2 1995 A & E
    ALIAS A GENTLEMAN 1948 MGM WALLACE BEERY TOM DRAKE 6/11 2000 TCM
    ALWAYS TOGETHER 1948 WB JOYCE REYNOLDS CECIL KELLAWAY 4/16 2003 TCM
    AN INNOCENT AFFAIR 1948 UA FRED MACMURRAY MADELEINE CARROLL 12/3 2011 TCM
    ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST 1948 UNI FREDRIC MARCH 1/26 1993 A & E
    APRIL SHOWERS 1948 WB ANN SOTHERN JACK CARSON 1/24 1999 TCM
    ARIZONA RANGER 1948 RKO TIM HOLT JACK HOLT 12/2 1993 AMC
    BACK TRAIL 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 3/11 2010 DVD
    BERLIN EXPRESS 1948 RKO MERLE OBERON ROBERT RYAN 4/22 1998 AMC
    BIG CITY 1948 MGM MARGARET O’BRIEN 2/25 1999 TCM
    BIG PUNCH 1948 WB WAYNE MORRIS GORDON MACRAE 6/8 2000 TCM
    BLACK BART 1948 UNI DAN DURYEA YVONNE DE CARLO 3/4 1995 AMC
    BLAZING ACROSS THE PECOS 1948 COL CHARLES STARRETT 11/19 2001 WEST
    BODYGUARD 1948 RKO LAWRENCE TIERNEY PRISCILLA LANE 2/3 1993 AMC
    BORROWED TROUBLE 1948 UA WILLIAM BOYD ANDY CLYDE 6/9 2002 WEST
    BRIDE GOES WILD 1948 MGM VAN JOHNSON JUNE ALLYSON 8/28 1998 TCM
    BROKEN JOURNEY (U.K.) 1948 EL PHYLLIS CALVERT JAMES DONALD 1/30 2012 TCM
    CANON CITY 1948 EL SCOTT BRADY JEFF COREY 9/4 2000 TCM
    CHECK YOUR GUNS 1948 EL XXX XXX 7/29 1997 TAPE
    CONGO BILL 1948 COL 6/26 2012 DVD (SERIAL)
    CORONER CREEK 1948 COL RANDOLPH SCOTT MARGUERITE CHAPMAN 3/21 1993 TNT
    COWBOY CAVALIER 1948 MONO 7/13 2016 TCM
    CROSSED TRAILS 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN LYNNE CARVER 11/13 2010 DVD
    CRY OF THE CITY 1948 FOX VICTOR MATURE RICHARD CONTE 10/4 1997 AMC
    DAREDEVILS OF THE CLOUDS 1948 REP MAE CLARKE 1/3 1993 7
    DEAD DON’T DREAM 1948 UA WILLIAM BOYD ANDY CLYDE 3/3 2002 WEST
    DEAD MAN’S GOLD 1948 SG LASH LARUE FUZZY ST. JOHN 4/11 2014 DVD
    DECISION OF CHRISTOPHER BLAKE 1948 WB ALEXIS SMITH ROBERT DOUGLAS 6/9 2006 TCM
    DENVER KID 1948 REP ALLAN LANE DON ‘RED’ BARRY 3/19 2000 WEST
    DESPERADOES OF DODGE CITY 1948 REP ALLAN LANE EDDIE WALLER 10/25 2005 WEST
    DUDE GOES WEST 1948 AA EDDIE ALBERT GALE STORM 12/7 1993 TNT
    ELIZABETH OF LADYMEAD (U.K.) 1948 BRITISH LION ANNA NEAGLE HUGH WILLIAMS 12/11 1993 21
    EMBRACEABLE YOU 1948 WB DANE CLARK GERALDINE BROOKS 11/14 2000 TCM
    ESTHER WATERS (U.K.) 1948 INTL. RELEASING KATHLEEN RYAN DIRK BOGARDE 8/10 2009 TCM
    FIGHTING BACK 1948 FOX JEAN ROGERS 12/9 2000 FXM
    FIGHTING MUSTANG 1948 ASTOR XXX XXX 2/12 1995 21
    FIGHTING RANGER 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 6/23 2010 DVD
    FORT APACHE 1948 RKO JOHN WAYNE HENRY FONDA 2/7 1996 TBS
    FOUR FACES WEST 1948 MGM JOEL MCCREA FRANCES DEE 11/4 2000 WEST
    FRONTIER AGENT 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 12/28 2009 DVD
    FRONTIER RESCUE 1948 SG 4/19 2014 DVD
    FULLER BRUSH MAN 1948 COL RED SKELTON JANET BLAIR 7/23 2008 TCM
    FURY AT FURNACE CREEK 1948 FOX VICTOR MATURE COLEEN GRAY 11/7 1999 MAX
    GALLANT LEGION 1948 REP BILL ELLIOTT BRUCE CABOT 2/29 2000 WEST
    GERMANY YEAR ONE (IT.) 1948 SUPERFILM DIST. CORP 5/28 2012 TCM
    GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY 1948 FOX DAN DAILEY 12/4 1995 AMC
    GOOD SAM 1948 RKO GARY COOPER ANN SHERIDAN 1/23 1997 ROM
    GOOD TIME GIRL (U.K.) 1948 FC JEAN KENT DENNIS PRICE 5/9 2007 TCM
    GUNNING FOR JUSTICE 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 2/10 2010 DVD
    HAMLET (U.K.) 1948 UNI LAURENCE OLIVIER EILEEN HERLIE 6/17 2007 TCM
    HAWK OF POWDER RIVER 1948 EL EDDIE DEAN XXX 1/10 2001 WEST
    HERE COMES THE HUGGETS (U.K.) 1948 PENTAGON JACK WARNER JANE HYLTON 1/9 2012 TCM
    HERE COMES TROUBLE 1948 UA XXX XXX 1/4 2007 TCM
    HIDDEN DANGER 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 3/24 2010 DVD
    HIGH WALL 1948 MGM ROBERT TAYLOR AUDREY TOTTER 11/12 1998 TCM
    I WALK ALONE 1948 PAR BURT LANCASTER KIRK DOUGLAS 6/16 1998 AMC
    I, JANE DOE 1948 REP VERA RALSTON JOHN CARROLL 3/19 1996 TAPE
    IDEAL HUSBAND (U.K.) 1948 FOX PAULETTE GODDARD MICHAEL WILDING 7/8 2012 TCM
    IF WINTER COMES 1948 MGM WALTER PIDGEON DEBORAH KERR 4/29 1999 TCM
    INDIAN AGENT 1948 RKO TIM HOLT 12/3 1992 AMC
    INNER SANCTUM 1948 FC MARY BETH HUGHES LEE PATRICK 7/9 2012 DVD
    IRON CURTAIN 1948 FOX DANA ANDREWS GENE TIERNEY 4/30 2007 FXM
    JUDGE STEPS OUT 1948 RKO ALEXANDER KNOX ANN SOTHERN 10/10 1993 AMC
    JULIA MISBEHAVES 1948 MGM GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON 8/12 1998 TCM
    KIDNAPPED 1948 MONO RODDY MCDOWELL 11/6 1997 AMC
    KILLER DILLER 1948 ATLANTIC XXX XXX 11/29 2007 DVD
    LOADED PISTOLS 1948 COL GENE AUTRY BARBARA BRITTON 2/27 2006 WEST
    LOVES OF CARMEN 1948 COL RITA HAYWORTH GLENN FORD 4/29 1993 TNT
    LUXURY LINER 1948 MGM GEORGE BRENT JOSEPH COTTON 2/13 1994 TNT
    MADONNA OF THE DESERT 1948 REP LYNNE ROBERTS DON ‘RED’ BARRY 12/13 1992 7
    MAN FROM TEXAS 1948 EL 12/24 2016 DVD
    MELODY TIME (CARTOON) 1948 RKO XXX XXX 8/11 1996 DIS
    MICKEY 1948 EL LOIS BUTLER BILL GOODWIN 12/25 2010 DVD
    MIRACLE IN HARLEM 1948 SG 1/18 2016 TCM
    MY DOG RUSTY 1948 COL TED DONALDSON ANN DORAN 6/17 2007 TCM
    MYSTERY IN MEXICO 1948 RKO WILLIAM LUNDIGAN 10/4 1993 AMC
    NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA 1948 REP ROY ROGERS ADELE MARA 6/12 1994 TAPE
    NORTHWEST STAMPEDE 1948 EL JAMES CRAIG JOAN LESLIE 7/3 2000 WEST
    OKLAHOMA BADLANDS 1948 REP ALLAN LANE MILDRED COLES 8/12 2003 WEST
    OKLAHOMA BLUES 1948 MONO JIMMY WAKELY 7/16 2011 TCM
    OLD LOS ANGELES 1948 REP BILL ELLIOTT 6/28 1998 TAPE
    ON OUR MERRY WAY 1948 UA PAULETTE GODDARD BURGESS MEREDITH 8/2 2009 TCM
    ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON 1948 WB DENNIS MORGAN JANIS PAIGE 9/22 1998 TCM
    OVERLAND TRAIL 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 2/11 2011 DVD
    PAROLE INC. 1948 EL MICHAEL O’SHEA TURHAN BEY 6/14 2007 DVD
    PASSPORT TO PIMLICO (U.K.) 1948 EL STANLEY HOLLOWAY PAUL DUPOIS 12/7 2002 TCM
    PHANTOM VALLEY 1948 COL CHARLES STARRETT 2/7 2002 WEST
    RAW DEAL 1948 EL DENNIS O’KEEFE CLAIRE TREVOR 12/1 2007 TCM
    RETURN OF OCTOBER 1948 COL GLENN FORD TERRY MOORE 1/10 2008 TCM
    RETURN OF THE BAD MEN 1948 RKO RANDOLPH SCOTT 3/10 1996 AMC
    RETURN OF THE WHISTLER 1948 COL MICHAEL DUNNE LENORE AUBERT 5/21 2000 MYST
    RIVER LADY 1948 UNI YVONNE DE CARLO DAN DURYEA 5/7 1995 AMC
    ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS 1948 WB JACK CARSON DORIS DAY 12/4 1993 TNT
    ROPE 1948 WB JAMES STEWART FARLEY GRANGER 11/14 1993 A & E
    RUSTY LEADS THE WAY 1948 COL XXX XXX 6/10 2007 TCM
    SECRET LAND (DOC.) 1948 MGM ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROBERT TAYLOR 2/19 2000 TCM
    SIGN OF THE RAM 1948 COL 6/19 2013 TCM
    SILENT CONFLICT 1948 UA WILLIAM BOYD 11/18 2001 WEST
    SINISTER JOURNEY 1948 UA WILLIAM BOYD 5/6 2002 WEST
    SMART GIRLS DON’T TALK 1948 WB VIRGINIA MAYO BRUCE BENNETT 11/30 2004 TCM
    SMART WOMAN 1948 AA BRIAN AHERNE CONSTANCE BENNETT 3/3 2001 LOVE
    SOUTHERN YANKEE 1948 MGM RED SKELTON BRIAN DONLEVY 12/24 1992 TNT
    STATE DEPARTMENT – FILE 6949 1948 FOUR CONTINENTS WILLIAM LUNDIGAN VIRGINIA BRUCE 1/18 1994 55
    STRANGE GAMBLE 1948 UA WILLIAM BOYD 6/6 2001 WEST
    STRAWBERRY ROAN 1948 COL GENE AUTRY 10/24 1994 AMC
    STREET WITH NO NAME 1948 FOX MARK STEVENS RICHARD WIDMARK 9/21 1998 MMAX
    TENTH AVENUE ANGEL 1948 MGM MARGARET O’BRIEN GEORGE MURPHY 10/18 1998 TCM
    THE ACCUSED 1948 PAR LORETTA YOUNG ROBERT CUMMINGS 2/19 1995 AMC
    THE PLUNDERERS 1948 REP ROD CAMERON FORREST TUCKER 5/28 2000 WEST
    THE SWORDSMAN 1948 COL LARRY PARKS ELLEN DREW 11/16 1992 TNT
    THREE DARING DAUGHTERS 1948 MGM JEANETTE MACDONALD 5/13 2000 TCM
    TIME OF YOUR LIFE 1948 UA JAMES CAGNEY WILLIAM BENDIX 1/15 1994 55
    TIOGA KID 1948 EL JENNIFER HOLT 2/5 2002 WEST
    TO THE VICTOR 1948 WB WILL FYFFE JOHN LODER 4/8 1999 TCM
    TORNADO RANGE 1948 EL XXX XXX 10/5 1997 TAPE
    TRAPPED BY BOSTON BLACKIE 1948 COL CHESTER MORRIS 4/1 2007 TCM
    TRIGGERMAN 1948 MONO JOHNNY MACK BROWN 1/23 2010 DVD
    TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS 1948 WB DENNIS MORGAN JACK CARSON 4/21 1999 TCM
    UNTAMED BREED 1948 COL SONNY TUFTS BARBARA BRITTON 8/5 2003 WEST
    VARIETY TIME 1948 RKO LEON ERROL 12/26 1992 AMC
    VICE VERSA (U.K.) 1948 RANK ROGER LIVESEY KAY WALSH 6/15 2008 TCM
    WALLFLOWER 1948 WB ROBERT HUTTON 9/2 1998 TCM
    WESTWARD TRAIL 1948 EL XXX XXX 7/25 2001 WEST
    WHIRLWIND RAIDERS 1948 COL CHARLES STARRETT 1/10 2005 WEST
    YELLOW SKY 1948 FOX GREGORY PECK ANNE BAXTER 5/22 2000 MMAX
    YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY 1948 UNI JOAN FONTAINE JAMES STEWART 9/12 1995 AMC
    YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME 1948 FOX JEANNE CRAIN DAN DAILEY 11/12 2006 FXM

    These are the 40 1948 films currently in my collection. If a film listed is not from above I saw for the first time before November 1992.

    16 FATHOMS DEEP
    ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN
    ADVENTURES OF FRANK AND JESSE JAMES (Serial)
    ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS
    APARTMENT FOR PEGGY
    BACK TRAIL
    BLACK BART
    BLONDIE’S SECRET
    CASBAH
    CONGO BILL (serial)
    CROSSED TRAILS
    DEAD MAN’S GOLD
    DUDE GOES WEST
    EASTER PARADE
    FIGHTING RANGER
    FRONTIER AGENT
    FRONTIER REVENGE
    FULLER BRUSH MAN
    GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY
    GUNNING FOR JUSTICE
    HERE COMES TROUBLE
    HIDDEN DANGER
    JUNGLE JIM
    KIDNAPPED
    LUXURY LINER
    MELODY TIME
    MEXICAN HAYRIDE
    ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU
    ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
    OVERLAND TRAILS
    PORTRAIT OF JENNIE
    RIVER LADY
    ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS
    SITTING PRETTY
    SMART POLITICS
    SUPERMAN (serial)
    SWORDSMAN, THE
    THREE MUSKETEERS
    TRIGGERMAN
    WORDS AND MUSIC

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    1. Hey Dan….thanks for sharing your tally and the information associated with the movies watched. Your 130 movies watched is easily the most 1948 movies seen….Though Lupino and Flora got somewhat close…especially compared to my small total of 20. As always…thanks for sharing this information. P.S. We now have a 1940s decade page….betting you can create the longest comment in the history of our websites there….lol.

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      1. I tried listing all 40’s films I’ve seen since November 1992 on the 40’s site but it only would allow up to The Secret of St. Ives. I saw 1405 1940’s films since November 1992 when I started logging them after hitting #8000.

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  2. Hi

    Definitely a better quality year than ’47, though I’m surprised that Red Shoes was a big money maker, considering it is a very arty type of movie, very different. But nevertheless a great film. Another great show was Paleface, arguably Bob Hope’s best movie. Another favourite would be Easter Parade, The Snake Pit, Johnny Belinda and Sitting Pretty. As for The Emperor’s Waltz, Billy Wilder once that he had high hopes for the storyline but Bing Crosby was so difficult to direct, he practically ignored everything Wilder wanted. So Wilder just gave up. Also Crosby ignored Joan Fontaine, it seems Crosby was very much his own man on set, he done as he pleased and got away with it because he was such a big star. The project had been a labour of love for Wilder, he had been brought up in Austria, and in 1916 he witnessed the funeral of the old Emperor Franz Joseph. It had such an impact on his life that he never forgot it and so it really annoyed him when he made the film, that he didn’t get what he wanted.
    I recently watched Sorry Wrong Number with Barbara Stanwyck, although she was quite good in it, I thought the film was just so-so.
    Another great page, thanks.

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    1. Hey Chris….I have to assume that The Red Shoes had some awesome word of mouth…..it earned 3 times it’s 1948 box office haul in 1951. I imagine how visually stunning that movie was had a lot to do with it’s hefty box office returns.

      Glad you like this year more than 1947. Interesting back story to The Emperor’s Waltz….does not sound like a fun movie set at all. I agree with you about Sorry Wrong Number…..it starts off well….but fizzles out at the end. Thanks for the kind words about our page.

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  3. I have seen 56 of these 1948 movies.

    Here are my top favourites of those listed:

    Key Largo
    Treasure of the Sierra Madre
    Easter Parade
    Naked City
    Hamlet
    Yellow Sky
    Road House
    A Foreign Affair
    Rope
    The Three Musketeers

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    1. Hey Flora….well with 3 tally counts in…..you are first…and back to the days where your tally tops me and Steve….as it is 56, 28 and 20.

      I have seen 5 of your favourites with Easter Parade, Rope and Key Largo being favorites of mine as well.

      Thanks for stopping by.

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  4. A much better year than 1947 IMO with some seriously good movies – Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Red River, The Red Shoes, Hamlet, Easter Parade, Oliver Twist, Key Largo, Fort Apache and Rope.

    Rope was one of Hitch’s experimental films and not in the same league as his dozen or so masterpieces, so it is surprising to see it top the critics chart here, topping the likes of Red River, Hamlet and Sierra Madre.

    I’ve seen just 29 of the 139 films listed, I may have seen more I just can’t remember.

    I have 42 films from 1948 in my private movie collection –

    Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein
    Act of Violence
    Adventures of Don Juan
    Albuquerque
    Big Clock ,The
    Blood on the Moon
    Date With Judy ,A
    Easter Parade (2-disc sp.ed)
    Force of Evil
    Fort Apache
    Hamlet
    I Walk Alone
    Jungle Jim
    Key Largo
    Kiss the Blood off my Hands
    Macbeth
    Man from Colorado ,The
    Melody Time
    Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House
    Naked City ,The
    Oliver Twist
    Paleface ,The
    Pirate ,The
    Portrait of Jennie
    Red River
    Red Shoes ,The
    Road House
    Rope
    Rope of Sand
    Silver River
    Sorry Wrong Number
    Tarzan and the Mermaids
    They Live By Night
    Three Godfathers
    Three Musketeers ,The (1948)
    Treasure of the Sierra Madre (2-disc sp.ed)
    Unknown Island
    Wake of the Red Witch
    Whispering Smith
    Words and Music
    Yellow Sky
    zz-Italy – Bicycle Thieves

    Looking at the adjusted box office I was surprised to see The Red Shoes topping the chart, was this British fantasy about a ballet dancer really such a huge megahit in the US? Bigger than Easter Parade, Red River and The Three Musketeers? It is hard to believe.

    Good work as always Bruce. Voted Up!

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    1. Hey Steve
      1. Thanks for the comment on your 1948 page.
      2. Tally count….I am trailing your total of 29….as I am at only 20….not too impressive.
      3. Your other 13 are not yet in my database….but in time I am sure that will change
      4. The power of Hitchcock….I am sure his legend helped get Rope many stellar reviews….it is a movie that I enjoy with each new viewing.
      5. As for The Red Shoes…when released in 1948 it was only a moderate hit….but it’s re-release in 1951 it was a monster hit…..in the end it earned 5.00 million rentals..which puts it in first place….but like Gone With The Wind…it earned most of it’s money after the year it was made and passed.
      6. Yep Red Shoes topped Fred, John, Gene and everybody else.
      Good comment.

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  5. HI BRUCE

    1 I have been closely following this series of annual reviews and find it most rewarding in relation to my personal requirements. Not only does the series comprehensively bring together and rank the movies of each year reviewed but in most cases you give actual as well as adjusted grosses.

    2 Whilst the adjusted gross is by far more relevant today it still interests me to see what a movie actually earned in the year of its release. Also as you know I like to privately compare the inflation adjusted figure under the ticket price method with that using CPI methods and to do that I need the actual figure for a movie. I can often ROUGHLY work them out for myself but your stats bring more accuracy to the exercise. I therefore hope that you will be able to continue providing the Actual Earnings column in your annual reviews. Many thanks BOB

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    1. Hey Bob…well now we have a 1949 yearly review and a massive 1940s decade page. Annual earnings will be included in all of these yearly updates. We know have every year from 1937 to 1949 covered.

      Thanks for the feedback.

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