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Joan Crawford acted in a large number of movies during the course of her career. They are listed here in their entirety, along with TV appearances and archival footage.

Feature Films

Silent Films

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1925	1	Lady of the Night	double for Norma Shearer^[1]	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	2	Proud Flesh	San Francisco Girl^[1]
	3	A Slave of Fashion	Mannequin^[1]
	4	The Merry Widow	Ballroom Dancing Extra^[1]
	5	Pretty Ladies	Bobby, a showgirl^[2]
	6	The Circle	Young Lady Catherine^[1]
	7	The Midshipman	Extra^[1]
	8	Old Clothes	Mary Riley^[2]
	9	The Only Thing	Party Guest^[1]
	10	Sally, Irene and Mary	Irene
1926	11	Tramp, Tramp, Tramp	Betty Burton	First National Pictures
	12	The Boob	Jane	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
	13	Paris	The Girl
1927	14	Winners of the Wilderness	René Contrecoeur
	15	The Taxi Dancer	Joslyn Poe
	16	The Understanding Heart	Monica Dale
	17	The Unknown	Estrellita or Nanon, Zanzi's Daughter
	18	Twelve Miles Out	Jane
	19	Spring Fever	Allie Monte
1928	20	West Point	Betty Channing
	21	The Law of the Range	Betty Dallas
	22	Rose-Marie	Rose-Marie
	23	Across to Singapore	Priscilla Crowninshield
	24	Four Walls	Frieda
	25	Our Dancing Daughters	Diana Medford	Cosmopolitan Production (an MGM company)
	26	Dream of Love	Adrienne Lecouvreur
1929	27	The Duke Steps Out	Susie
	28	Tide of Empire	Josephita Guerrero
	29	Our Modern Maidens	Billie Brown

Sound Features

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1929	28	The Hollywood Revue of 1929^[3]	Specialty	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1929	29	Untamed	Alice "Bingo" Dowling
1930	30	Montana Moon	Joan Prescott
	31	Our Blushing Brides	Gerry Marsh
	32	Paid	Mary Turner
1931	33	Dance, Fools, Dance	Bonnie Jordan
	34	Laughing Sinners	Ivy Stevens
	35	This Modern Age	Val Winters
	36	Possessed	Marian Martin
1932	37	Grand Hotel	Flaemmchen
	38	Letty Lynton	Letty Lynton
	39	Rain	Sadie Thompson	United Artists
1933	40	Today We Live	Diana "Ann" Boyce-Smith	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1933	41	Dancing Lady	Janie "Duchess" Barlow
1934	42	Sadie McKee	Sadie McKee Brennan
	43	Chained	Diane Lovering, also called "Dinah"
	44	Forsaking All Others	Mary Clay
1935	45	No More Ladies	Marcia Townsend
1935	46	I Live My Life	Kay Bentley
1936	47	The Gorgeous Hussy	Margaret O'Neal "Peggy" Eaton
1936	48	Love on the Run	Sally Parker
1937	49	The Last of Mrs. Cheyney	Fay Cheyney
	50	The Bride Wore Red	Anni Pavlovitch
	51	Mannequin	Jessica Cassidy
1938	52	The Shining Hour	Olivia Riley
1939	53	Ice Follies of 1939	Mary McKay, a.k.a Sandra Lee
1939	54	The Women	Crystal Allen
1940	55	Strange Cargo	Julie
1940	56	Susan and God	Susan Trexel
1941	57	A Woman's Face	Anna Holm
1941	58	When Ladies Meet	Mary Howard
1942	59	They All Kissed the Bride	Margaret Drew	Columbia Pictures
1942	60	Reunion in France	Michelle de la Becque	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1943	61	Above Suspicion	Frances Myles	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1944	62	Hollywood Canteen	Herself	Warner Brothers
1945	63	Mildred Pierce	Mildred Pierce
1946	64	Humoresque	Helen Wright
1947	65	Possessed	Louise Howell Graham
1947	66	Daisy Kenyon	Daisy Kenyon	20th Century Fox
1949	67	Flamingo Road	Lane Bellamy	Warner Brothers
1949	68	It's a Great Feeling	Herself
1950	69	The Damned Don't Cry!	Ethel Whitehead
1950	70	Harriet Craig	Harriet Craig	Columbia Pictures
1951	71	Goodbye, My Fancy	Agatha Reed	Warner Brothers
1952	72	This Woman is Dangerous	Beth Austin	Warner Brothers
1952	73	Sudden Fear	Myra Hudson	RKO Radio Pictures
1953	74	Torch Song	Jenny Stewart	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1954	75	Johnny Guitar	Vienna	Republic Pictures
1955	76	Female on the Beach	Lynn Markham	Universal Pictures
1955	77	Queen Bee	Eva Phillips	Columbia Pictures
1956	78	Autumn Leaves	Millicent Wetherby
1957	79	The Story of Esther Costello	Margaret Landi
1959	80	The Best of Everything	Amanda Farrow	20th Century Fox
1962	81	What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?	Blanche Hudson	Warner Brothers
1963	82	The Caretakers	Lucretia Terry	United Artists
1964	83	Strait-Jacket	Lucy Harbin	Columbia Pictures
1965	84	I Saw What You Did	Amy Nelson	Universal Pictures
1967	85	Berserk!	Monica Rivers	Columbia Pictures
1970	86	Trog	Dr. Brockton	Warner Brothers

Miscelaneous

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1964	1	Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte	Miriam Deering (uncredited)	20th Century Fox

Short Films

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1925	1	MGM Studio Tour	Herself^[2]	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1929	2	Hollywood Snapshots #11	Herself	Columbia Pictures
1931	3	The Slippery Pearls	Herself	Masquers Club of Hollywood
1932	4	Screen Snapshots	Herself	Columbia Pictures

Archival Footage

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1964	1	Four Days in November	Herself	David L. Wolper
1964	1	Four Days in November	Herself	United Artists
1964	2	MGM's Big Parade of Comedy^[4]	Herself^[5]	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
1974	3	That's Entertainment!	Herself^[5]
1984	4	Terror in the Aisles	Herself^[5]
1985	5	That's Dancing!	Herself^[5]

Unfinished Films

Year	#	Title	Role	Production Company
1930	1	Great Day	?	MGM
1964	1	Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte	Miriam Deering	20th Century Fox

Television Performances

Year	#	Series Title	Episode Title	Role	Network
1953	1	Revlon's Mirror Theater	"Because I Love Him"	Margaret Hughes	CBS
1954	2	General Electric Theater	"The Road to Edinburgh"	Mary Andrews
1958	3	General Electric Theater	"Strange Witness"	Ruth
1959	4	General Electric Theater	"And One Was Loyal"	Ann Howard
1959	5	The Joan Crawford Show	"Woman On The Run"^[6]	Susan Conrad	Unaired
1959	6	Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater	"Rebel Range"	Stella Faring	CBS
1961	7	Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater	"One Must Die"	Sarah Davidson
	7	Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theater	"One Must Die"	Melanie Davidson
	8	The Foxes	[made-for-TV Movie]	Millicent Fox	NBC
1963	9	Route 66	"Same Picture, Different Frame"	Morgan Harper	CBS
1966	10	Della^[7]	[made-for-TV movie]	Della Chappell
1967	11	The Man from U.N.C.L.E.	"The Five Daughters Affair", Part 1^[8]	Amanda True	NBC
1968	12	The Lucy Show	"Lucy and Joan Crawford or The Lost Star"	Herself	CBS
1968	13	The Secret Storm	[daytime soap opera]	Joan Boreman Kane #2^[9]	CBS
1969	14	Night Gallery	"Eyes"	Claudia Menlo	NBC
1970	15	The Virginian	"The Nightmare"	Stephanie White
1971	16	The Name of the Game	"Los Angeles"	Board Member
1972	18	The Sixth Sense	"Dear Joan: We're Going To Scare You To Death!"	Joan Fairchild	ABC

Footnotes

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g uncredited
^ ^a ^b ^c credited as Lucille LeSueur
^ With sound. In color. Singing, dancing, and part of an all-star cast performing the song "Singin' in the Rain".
^ a.k.a. The Big Parade of Comedy
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d archival footage
^ Pilot Episode
^ a.k.a. Fatal Confinement
^ Later re-edited into the theatrically released feature film The Karate Killers.
^ temporary replacement for Christina Crawford

[uncredited-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g uncredited

[lucille-2] redited as Lucille LeSueur

[3] With sound. In color. Singing, dancing, and part of an all-star cast performing the song "Singin' in the Rain".

[4] .k.a. The Big Parade of Comedy

[archival-5] rchival footage

[6] Pilot Episode

[7] .k.a. Fatal Confinement

[8] Later re-edited into the theatrically released feature film The Karate Killers.

[9] temporary replacement for Christina Crawford

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