Jon Voight Movies

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Jon Voight (1938-) is an Oscar® winning American actor.   Voight came to prominence in the late 1960s with his Oscar®-nominated performance as Joe Buck, a would-be gigolo in 1969’s  Midnight Cowboy .  He would remain a popular leading man until the late 1980s, when he shifted to a popular supporting actor.  This page will rank 52 Jon Voight Movies in 6 different statistical categories.

Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman in 1969’s Midnight Cowboy

Jon Voight Movies Ranked In Chronological Order With Ultimate Movie Rankings Score (1 to 5 UMR Tickets) *Best combo of box office, reviews and awards.

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  1. Hello
    Happy new year for everybody, for Flora and Bob, for Steve and Bob Roy, for Chris and Dan and for Phil and Lupino ,and of course fot the Family Cogerson, and of course for all the readers and the commenters of this wonderful site;
    BONNE ANNÉE ET BONNE SANTÉ
    PIERRE

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    1. Thank you Pierre…..we are only 16 minutes away from joining you in 2019. Thanks for the kind wishes. It is greatly appreciated and sent your way as well! Happy New Year.

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  2. Happy New Year to you and yours.

    When I worked at BMI his brother James Voight aka Chip Taylor performed for us. He was affiliated with BMI (probably still is). Chip wrote Wild Thing and Angel of the Morning and some other top 40 hits.

    Jon is # 166 on the December 15, 2018 Oracle of Bacon Top 1000 Center of the Hollywood Universe list. These are the other actors on the list he is affiliated with. Remember a lot of older actors came back on the list so we won’t refer to 2000’s list anymore.

    2 HARVEY KEITEL National Treasure (2004)
    2 HARVEY KEITEL National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    3 CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER National Treasure (2004)
    4 DONALD SUTHERLAND End of the Game (1975)
    6 ROBERT DE NIRO Heat (1995)
    10 MARTIN SHEEN Catch-22 (1970)
    16 TERENCE STAMP SEPTEMBER DAWN (2007)
    19 DENNIS HOPPER An American Carol (2008)
    23 VANESSA REDGRAVE Mission: Impossible (1996)
    27 FRANK WELKER Anaconda (1997)
    29 NED BEATTY Deliverance (1972)
    40 ROBERT DUVALL Four Christmases (2008)
    40 ROBERT DUVALL The Revolutionary (1970)
    57 ORSON WELLES Catch-22 (1970)
    58 HELEN MIRREN National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    63 ED HARRIS National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    69 ALAN ARKIN Catch-22 (1970)
    73 BURT REYNOLDS Deliverance (1972)
    74 GENE HACKMAN Enemy of the State (1998)
    76 RON PERLMAN FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (2016)
    78 JASON ROBARDS Enemy of the State (1998)
    78 JASON ROBARDS Hour of the Gun (1967)
    79 BRUCE DERN Coming Home (1978)
    85 JACK WARDEN A Dog of Flanders (1999)
    85 JACK WARDEN The Champ (1979)
    86 DANNY TREJO Anaconda (1997)
    86 DANNY TREJO Heat (1995)
    86 DANNY TREJO Runaway Train (1985)
    88 SAM NEILL The Rainbow Warrior (1992)
    99 JOHN TURTURRO Transformers (2007)
    108 M. EMMET WALSH Midnight Cowboy (1969)
    115 DUSTIN HOFFMAN Midnight Cowboy (1969)
    116 VAL KILMER Heat (1995)
    119 DEAN STOCKWELL The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    119 DEAN STOCKWELL The Rainmaker (1997)
    134 ALEC BALDWIN Pearl Harbor (2001)
    136 JOHNNY DEPP FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (2016)
    145 DAN AYKROYD Pearl Harbor (2001)
    146 MARTIN BALSAM Catch-22 (1970)
    147 TOM SIZEMORE Enemy of the State (1998)
    147 TOM SIZEMORE Heat (1995)
    147 TOM SIZEMORE Pearl Harbor (2001)
    157 MATT DAMON The Rainmaker (1997)
    158 JAMES WOODS An American Carol (2008)
    160 DANNY GLOVER The Rainmaker (1997)
    161 NICOLAS CAGE National Treasure (2004)
    161 NICOLAS CAGE National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    164 GABRIEL BYRNE Enemy of the State (1998)
    171 LIEV SCHREIBER The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    179 XANDER BERKELEY Heat (1995)
    195 NICK NOLTE U Turn (1997)
    202 ERIC ROBERTS Most Wanted (1997)
    202 ERIC ROBERTS Runaway Train (1985)
    210 BRUCE MCGILL A Dog of Flanders (1999)
    210 BRUCE MCGILL Ali (2001)
    210 BRUCE MCGILL Rosewood (1997)
    213 DANNY DEVITO The Rainmaker (1997)
    217 MICKEY ROURKE The Rainmaker (1997)
    219 OWEN WILSON Anaconda (1997)
    219 OWEN WILSON Zoolander (2001)
    220 PHILIP BAKER HALL Enemy of the State (1998)
    224 JACQUELINE BISSET End of the Game (1975)
    225 BOB BALABAN Catch-22 (1970)
    225 BOB BALABAN Midnight Cowboy (1969)
    236 FAYE DUNAWAY The Champ (1979)
    237 MERYL STREEP The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    239 ANGELINA JOLIE Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
    239 ANGELINA JOLIE Lookin’ to Get Out (1982)
    249 TOM CRUISE Mission: Impossible (1996)
    253 VING RHAMES Mission: Impossible (1996)
    253 VING RHAMES Rosewood (1997)
    257 PAUL SORVINO Most Wanted (1997)
    258 DEREK JACOBI The Odessa File (1974)
    264 JAMES GARNER Hour of the Gun (1967)
    268 CAROL KANE Four Christmases (2008)
    272 DENZEL WASHINGTON The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    276 SEYMOUR CASSEL The Revolutionary (1970)
    278 AUSTIN PENDLETON Catch-22 (1970)
    286 SIGOURNEY WEAVER Holes (2003)
    296 MAXIMILIAN SCHELL End of the Game (1975)
    296 MAXIMILIAN SCHELL The Odessa File (1974)
    304 MARY STEENBURGEN Four Christmases (2008)
    307 DAN HEDAYA FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (2016)
    331 CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD An American Carol (2008)
    335 KEVIN DUNN Transformers (2007)
    336 JACK BLACK Enemy of the State (1998)
    337 BILLY BOB THORNTON U Turn (1997)
    340 ROBERT DAVI An American Carol (2008)
    344 MAKO Pearl Harbor (2001)
    345 BRUCE GREENWOOD National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    350 KRISTIN SCOTT THOMAS Mission: Impossible (1996)
    360 VINCENT SCHIAVELLI The Prince and the Surfer (1999)
    370 THOMAS KRETSCHMANN Superbabies: Baby Geniuses 2 (2004)
    374 ANTHONY PERKINS Catch-22 (1970)
    390 BURT YOUNG Lookin’ to Get Out (1982)
    398 MICHAEL SHANNON Pearl Harbor (2001)
    401 ARMAND ASSANTE Eternity (1990)
    403 AL PACINO Heat (1995)
    404 SCOTT WILSON Pearl Harbor (2001)
    407 JOHN ORTIZ PRIDE AND GLORY (2008)
    411 COLM FEORE PEARL HARBOR (2001)
    419 ANN-MARGRET Lookin’ to Get Out (1982)
    421 SEAN BEAN NATIONAL TREASURE (2004)
    429 DON CHEADLE Rosewood (1997)
    430 GABRIELE FERZETTI End of the Game (1975)
    434 ROY SCHEIDER The Rainmaker (1997)
    449 CHARLES NAPIER The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    457 DAVID ALAN GRIER An American Carol (2008)
    460 SEAN PENN U Turn (1997)
    464 BEN STILLER ZOOLANDER (2001)
    477 TRACEY WALTER The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    483 ROBERT PATRICK Rosewood (1997)
    487 MARCEL DALIO Catch-22 (1970)
    490 DALE DYE Mission: Impossible (1996)
    494 STEPHEN DORFF Zoolander (2001)
    495 BO HOPKINS U Turn (1997)
    499 NATALIE PORTMAN Heat (1995)
    510 ALLEN GARFIELD Desert Bloom (1986)
    518 ERIC STOLTZ Anaconda (1997)
    520 SHEA WHIGHAM PRIDE AND GLORY (2008)
    522 WINONA RYDER Zoolander (2001)
    548 EWEN BREMNER PEARL HARBOR (2001)
    557 JEREMY PIVEN Heat (1995)
    567 JEAN RENO Mission: Impossible (1996)
    574 ROBERT SHAW End of the Game (1975)
    581 DJIMON HOUNSOU SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME (2017)
    590 BEN AFFLECK Pearl Harbor (2001)
    593 CARY-HIROYUKI TAGAWA PEARL HARBOR (2001)
    600 JANE FONDA Coming Home (1978)
    603 JEFFREY WRIGHT ALI (2001)
    603 JEFFREY WRIGHT THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (2004)
    607 KEVIN COSTNER Table for Five (1983)
    617 GIANCARLO ESPOSITO Ali (2001)
    620 HANK AZARIA HEAT (1995)
    637 VINCE VAUGHN Four Christmases (2008)
    637 VINCE VAUGHN Zoolander (2001)
    644 JEFFREY JONES The Revolutionary (1970)
    645 HUGO WEAVING TRANSFORMERS (2007)
    653 LESLIE PHILLIPS Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
    668 MYKELTI WILLIAMSON ALI (2001)
    668 MYKELTI WILLIAMSON HEAT (1995)
    678 TED LEVINE ALI (2001)
    678 TED LEVINE HEAT (1995)
    678 TED LEVINE THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (2004)
    684 C. THOMAS HOWELL The Prince and the Surfer (1999)
    684 C. THOMAS HOWELL WOODLAWN (2015)
    703 CLYDE KUSATSU Lookin’ to Get Out (1982)
    704 VIRGINIA MADSEN The Rainmaker (1997)
    705 BRENDAN GLEESON THE GENERAL (1998)
    707 COLIN FARRELL FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (2016)
    707 COLIN FARRELL Pride and Glory (2008)
    710 SETH GREEN ENEMY OF THE STATE (1998)
    716 TOM NOONAN HEAT (1995)
    717 ROBERT RYAN Hour of the Gun (1967)
    726 BRUNO GANZ THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (2004)
    733 DANIEL CRAIG Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
    746 RICHARD JOHNSON Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
    750 CUBA GOODING JR. Pearl Harbor (2001)
    751 STUART WILSON ENEMY OF THE STATE (1998)
    788 MICHAEL ROOKER Rosewood (1997)
    790 WILLIAM MORGAN SHEPPARD Transformers (2007)
    796 WILL FERRELL Zoolander (2001)
    806 TIM BLAKE NELSON HOLES (2003)
    816 PAUL WINFIELD Conrack (1974)
    831 COLLEEN CAMP Four Christmases (2008)
    841 MILLA JOVOVICH ZOOLANDER (2001)
    842 DENNIS HAYSBERT HEAT (1995)
    844 GARRICK HAGON MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE (1996)
    847 BUD CORT Heat (1995)
    849 RICHARD CRENNA Table for Five (1983)
    852 ANNE ARCHER The All-American Boy (1973)
    868 JOHN DIEHL Most Wanted (1997)
    868 JOHN DIEHL Pearl Harbor (2001)
    883 MARIA SCHELL The Odessa File (1974)
    900 ELLEN BARKIN Desert Bloom (1986)
    907 STROTHER MARTIN The Champ (1979)
    919 ANTHONY ANDERSON TRANSFORMERS (2007)
    934 SISSY SPACEK Four Christmases (2008)
    938 EDWARD NORTON Pride and Glory (2008)
    945 VERA FARMIGA THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (2004)
    947 MARY KAY PLACE The Rainmaker (1997)
    951 GREG KINNEAR SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME (2017)
    973 LUKAS HAAS ZOOLANDER (2001)
    982 JON GRIES SEPTEMBER DAWN (2007)
    999 JERRY STILLER ZOOLANDER (2001)

    Jon appeared with 30 Oscar winners (I thought it would be a lot more).

    AL PACINO Heat (1995)
    ALAN ARKIN Catch-22 (1970)
    ANGELINA JOLIE Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)
    ANGELINA JOLIE Lookin’ to Get Out (1982)
    BRIE LARSON PEARL HARBOR (2001)
    CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER National Treasure (2004)
    CUBA GOODING JR. Pearl Harbor (2001)
    DENZEL WASHINGTON The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    DUSTIN HOFFMAN Midnight Cowboy (1969)
    EDDIE REDMAYNE FANTASTIC BEASTS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM (2016)
    FAYE DUNAWAY The Champ (1979)
    GENE HACKMAN Enemy of the State (1998)
    HELEN MIRREN National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    JAMIE FOXX Ali (2001)
    JANE FONDA Coming Home (1978)
    JASON ROBARDS Enemy of the State (1998)
    JASON ROBARDS Hour of the Gun (1967)
    MARTIN BALSAM Catch-22 (1970)
    MARY STEENBURGEN Four Christmases (2008)
    MAXIMILIAN SCHELL End of the Game (1975)
    MAXIMILIAN SCHELL The Odessa File (1974)
    MERYL STREEP The Manchurian Candidate (2004)
    NATALIE PORTMAN Heat (1995)
    NICOLAS CAGE National Treasure (2004)
    NICOLAS CAGE National Treasure: Book of Secrets (2007)
    PATRICIA ARQUETTE HOLES (2003)
    REESE WITHERSPOON Four Christmases (2008)
    RENEE ZELLWEGER SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME (2017)
    ROBERT DE NIRO Heat (1995)
    ROBERT DUVALL Four Christmases (2008)
    ROBERT DUVALL The Revolutionary (1970)
    SEAN PENN U Turn (1997)
    SISSY SPACEK Four Christmases (2008)
    TERESA WRIGHT The Rainmaker (1997)
    VANESSA REDGRAVE Mission: Impossible (1996)

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    1. Hey Dan
      1. I know the lists are shorter….but I actually like them a lot more.
      2. It is good to see known actors versus unknown bit players.
      3. I see Danny Trejo is working his way back up the list….sitting at #86.
      4. 50% of the Top 10…not too bad for Mr. Voight.
      5. Lots of names I have not thought about in awhile….like Mako, Collen Camp (I used to have a crush on her) and John Diehl (character actor I never see anymore)
      6. 30 Oscar winning co-stars…a little on the low side.
      7. If you e-mail the Bacon Oracle guy again…let him know his lists are still pretty darn interesting….and he does not need IMDb at all.
      Sorry again that this comment went AWOL
      Happy New Year to you as well…..this is my final comment of 2018….gotta go watch the ball drop in 6 minutes.

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  3. Some historians opine the highlights of Jon Voight’s career were in his early years with Deliverance, Midnight Cowboy & Coming Home. As Bruce says Jon was a popular leading man for a time, and on top of that he gave some fine performances outside the 3 films just mentioned. In fact IMDB credits him with 25 acting awards and 34 nominations overall.

    However his personal box office performance is not vertiginous. Of the 18 films in the above chart that crashed the Cogerson magical adjusted domestic $100 million barrier Jon could be said by my yardstick to be the main star in round about 5 or just under 28%. The 33 films in the chart outside the 100 million bracket gross in total $780 million, which is an average of only $23.7 million per movie across the 33 concerned.

    The young Jon of the Joe Buck days always reminded me in a way of David Soul who played Hutch in the popular TV series Starsky and Hutch [1975-1979] who also had a recording career but whereas Soul’s net worth is said to be $5 million Jon’s is $55 million.

    The Work Horse recently touched on the “Red Scare” days in American and it would appear that Jon believes the menace still exists. When he was younger he had avowed Liberal views but has since denounced Liberalism seeming to feel that aspects of it are in the grip of “Marxists” who brainwashed the young Jon with propaganda. Today he is an avowed Trump supporter.

    Steve is right in his comment that many lesser performers than Jon preceded him in obtaining “Cogerson love” but as I’ve said before one of the beauties of this site is its diversity aligned with its ongoing practice of giving stars at ALL levels a crack of the whip. Anyway it is better late than never for Jon so I “Vote Up!” his new page

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    1. The Bob, Churchill said “if you are not a liberal at 20 you have no heart and if you are not a conservative at 40 you have no brain”.

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    2. Hey Bob….nice comment on Jon Voight. Mark off another from the Joel Bible….another subject completed….slowly but surely knocking them out. I agree he has not had much success in stand alone movies…even his big hits of the 1970s had some solid other stars in the movie…from Dustin Hoffman to Burt Reynolds to Jane Fonda.

      Interesting comparison between David Soul and Jon Voight….I can see that myself….though had not thought of that before reading your comment. Voight is a very conservative actor…it is actually good to see that he has not been blacklisted yet.

      The UMR subjects picked are always pretty random……the request list is a good guide…..but time available is another huge factor…I had 46 of these movies already in the database…so it did not take too long to research this one.

      Thanks for the vote up….Happy New Year to you and your family.

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        1. Heu Bob…..te gratissimum…pono meministi tuam Latine

          Hey Bob…..you are welcome….I assume you remember your Latin

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          1. HI BRUCE

            Latin was always my weak subject but, like Captain Kirk’s pals, I speak an excellent Klingon !

          2. Hey Bob….”not yap wa’ Hol” which as you know is “one language is never enough” in Klingon

  4. I have seen 3 Jon Voight movies:

    Midnight Cowboy – I am most familiar with this movie and have seen it several times

    Deliverance – just saw this for the first time on TCM on Wednesday uncut and commercial free which is their way during their Burt Reynolds memorial tribute. It was brutal and I won’t be watching it a second time

    The Odessa File – enjoyable thriller I’ve seen more than once

    Have a Happy New Year

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    2. Hey Flora….only 3? I figured you total would have been higher…but I guess he did not make too many movies before 1976. I see that 3 of the ones you have seen are all pre-1976. Of his recent movies….I would think you might like the first National Treasure movie….he is pretty good in that one. Thanks as always for the feedback…Happy New Year to you as well.

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  5. Whoa I thought you were reviving an old page. Some really obscure names have gotten UMR pages before Jon Voight? Oh the humanity! [Bruce snarls]

    There’s a connection here with your other recent page on Alicia Vikander, Jon Voight is the father of Angelina Jolie, the original and best Tomb Raider. Alicia is a good actress but seemed a little too fragile, thin and young as Lara Croft, at that time Jolie was at her sexiest and had Croft’s all important voluptuousnessess… 😉

    That’s enough about Daughter of Voight let’s see the chart… I count 25 films out of 51 on the chart. Favorites include – Transformers (wonderful film), Heat (not bad), National Treasure 1 & 2 (fun), Runaway Train (Voight was superb as the nutjob con), Mission Impossible (the film was good but what they did with his character was bad), Pearl Harbor (worth watching for the 40min Japanese raid on Pearl), Tomb Raider (Jolie is pure eye candy in this and the sequel), Anaconda (so bad it’s good), Tropic Thunder (hilarious) and Deliverance (not as funny as Tropic Thunder).

    Good stuff Bruce. Vote Up!

    btw your main chart doesn’t show his Oscar win for Coming Home.

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    1. Hey Steve….the randomness of UMR. Pretty sure a Voight page has been requested over the years. When we were getting ready to leave for our Xmas trip…..he and Alicia popped into my head….the main connection was that they were Oscar winners.

      Good connecting the dots to Voight, his daughter the old Lara Croft and the new Lara Croft (Alicia Vikander). I actually really enjoyed the latest Tomb Raider….has an outside chance of making my Top 10 movies seen in 2018.

      So you have seen 25 Jon Voight movies. I have seen….counting…29 of his movies…so I barely edge your total. Ah….I see I am missing his Oscar win for Coming Home and his Oscar nomination for Runaway Train. I will fix those errors as soon as I get home later today. Thanks for the catch.

      So you do not think Deliverance is as funny as Tropic Thunder? I guess I can see that…lol. I have a Deliverance DVD commentary that is on my list of movies to watch.

      Pearl Harbor is a movie that I have not seen. I have seen parts of the movie but not start to finish…one day I will watch that whole movie. I agree with you about Runaway Train…..what a brutal good movie that one is….Voight is stellar in the movie.

      Good feedback as always.

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