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John Ford (1894–1973) was an American film director whose career spanned from 1913 to 1971.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=543–551}} During this time he directed more than 140 films. Born in Maine, Ford entered the filmmaking industry shortly after graduating from high school with the help of his older brother, Francis Ford, who had established himself as a leading man and director for Universal Studios.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=15, 30}} After working as an actor, assistant director, stuntman, and prop man – often for his brother – Universal gave Ford the opportunity to direct in 1917.{{sfn|Katz|p=471}} Initially working in short films, he quickly moved into features, largely with Harry Carey as his star.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=42–46}} In 1920 Ford left Universal and began working for the Fox Film Corporation.{{sfn|Eyman|p=53}} During the next ten years he directed more than 30 films, including the westerns The Iron Horse (1924) and 3 Bad Men (1926), both starring George O'Brien,{{sfn|Bogdanovich|pp=120–121}} the war drama Four Sons and the Irish romantic drama Hangman's House (both 1928 and both starring Victor McLaglen).{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=122}} In the same year of these last two films, Ford directed his first all-talking film, the short Napoleon's Barber.{{sfn|Eyman|p=97}} The following year he directed his first all-talking feature, The Black Watch.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=123}}

In 1931, Ford began working for other studios, starting with Arrowsmith for Samuel Goldwyn.{{sfn|Eyman|p=114}} In 1934, he began a lengthy association with producer Merian C. Cooper at RKO Radio Pictures.{{sfn|Eyman|p=126}} The following year he directed The Informer, which brought him his first Academy Award for Best Director and the Best Actor Award for its star, Victor McLaglen.[1] In 1939, Ford began to make a series of outstanding films starting with Stagecoach, which made John Wayne a major star and brought an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor to Thomas Mitchell.{{sfn|Katz|p=471}}{{sfn|Eyman|pp=173–190}}[2] It was also the first time Ford filmed in Monument Valley.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|pp=169–172}} That same year Ford made Young Mr. Lincoln and Drums Along the Mohawk, both with Henry Fonda.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=192–196}} The latter was Ford's first film shot in Technicolor.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|pp=74–75}} In 1940 Ford made The Grapes of Wrath with Fonda and The Long Voyage Home with Wayne and Mitchell.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=196–207}} For the former film Ford received his second Academy Award for Best Director and the Best Supporting Actress for Jane Darwell.[3] He followed these films in 1941 with How Green Was My Valley, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture, brought Ford his third Academy Award for Best Director and the Best Supporting Actor Award to Donald Crisp.[4]

With the coming of World War II, Ford was appointed to the Office of Strategic Services as a field photographer in the United States Navy.{{sfn|Katz|p=471}} During the war he made several documentaries. Two of these, The Battle of Midway and December 7th, won Academy Awards for, respectively, Best Documentary and Documentary Short Subject.[5][6] After being released from active duty he returned to Hollywood to make They Were Expendable (1945) a war drama of PT boats in the South Pacific.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=248–267}} He followed this with My Darling Clementine (1946), starring Henry Fonda as Wyatt Earp.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=133}} In 1947, Ford reunited with Merian Cooper and began making films for their own company, Argosy Productions.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=133}} Over the next nine years they made Fort Apache, 3 Godfathers, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon, Rio Grande, The Quiet Man, and The Searchers.{{sfn|Katz|p=471}} For The Quiet Man, Ford won his fourth Academy Award for Best Director.[7] In 1949, Ford also made his only foray into live theatre by directing a charity production of What Price Glory?{{sfn|Eyman|pp=336–340}} After dissolving Argosy, Ford freelanced for the remainder of his career, directing occasionally for television and making several films including The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and the Civil War sequence of the Cinerama epic How the West Was Won (both 1962). Ford’s final film as a director was Chesty (1970), a documentary short about Marine Corps lieutenant general Lewis "Chesty" Puller.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=509–510}}

Ford is widely regarded as one of the most important and influential film-makers of his generation.{{sfn|Gallagher|p=vii}} Ingmar Bergman called him the greatest movie director of all time and Orson Welles regarded him highly.[8] With four Academy Awards, he is the most honored director in film history.[9] On February 8, 1960, Ford was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.[10] On March 31, 1973, Ford was honored with the Medal of Freedom Award and became the first person honored with the AFI Life Achievement Award.{{sfn|Eyman|p=524}} As of {{currentyear}}, eleven films directed or co-directed by Ford have been added to the National Film Registry, tieing with Howard Hawks for the most: The Iron Horse, The Informer, Stagecoach, Young Mr. Lincoln, The Grapes of Wrath, How Green Was My Valley, My Darling Clementine, The Quiet Man, The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and How the West Was Won.[11] In 2012, The Searchers was ranked at number seven in Sight & Sounds listing of the 50 greatest films of all time.[12]

Films

This list of films is derived from the filmographies in Print the Legend: The Life and Times of John Ford by Scott Eyman and John Ford by Peter Bogdanovich.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=543–550}}{{sfn|Bogdanovich|pp=109–144}}

From 1917 to 1923 Ford was credited as "Jack Ford". Beginning with Cameo Kirby (1923) he was credited as "John Ford".{{refn|group=nb|Ford's real name was John Martin Feeney. He was commonly known as Jack. His older brother, Francis Feeney, took the professional name of "Francis Ford" when he became an actor as it sounded more professional and less ethnic. When Jack entered films he took on the last name of Ford as well. With Cameo Kirby he altered his name to "John Ford" as it sounded more dignified.{{sfn|Eyman2|pp=19–20, 49}}}}{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=119}} Unless otherwise noted, all films released up until 1922 were Universal Productions. Films released from 1922 to 1930 were Fox Productions. After 1930, each film's production company is individually noted.{{sfn|Eyman|p=543}}

All films are feature length unless identified as a serial or short film.{{refn|group=nb|According to the rules of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, a feature-length motion picture has a running time of more than 40 minutes.[13]}} The silent shorts are identified as one, two, or three reels in length.

YearTitleFunctioned asNotesRef
DirectorProducerActorWriterOther
1913The Battle of Bull Run {{yes}} Directed by and starring Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[14]
1914.1|1914}}Lucille Love, Girl of Mystery {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; John Ford: production assistant, propman, stunts; 15-episode serial; incomplete prints exist of four episodes.{{sfn|Eyman|p=543}}
[15]
1914.2|1914}}The Mysterious Rose {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[16]
1914.3|1914}}{{sort|da|The D.A.'s Brother}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[17]
1914.4|1914}}{{sort|study|A Study in Scarlet}} {{Yes}} With Francis Ford as Sherlock Holmes and John Ford as Dr. Watson; two reels; lost[18]
1915.1|1915}}{{sort|Birth|The Birth of a Nation}} {{Yes}} With Lillian Gish, Mae Marsh, Henry B. Walthall; Epoch Film Corp.; directed by D. W. Griffith; Ford claimed to have played one of the clansmen.[19]
1915.2|1915}}And They Called Him Hero {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[20]
1915.3|1915}}Three Bad Men and a Girl {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[21]
1915.4|1915}}{{sort|Hidden|The Hidden City}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[22]
1915.4|1915}}Smuggler's Island {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; two reels; lost.[23]
1915.5|1915}}{{sort|Doorway|The Doorway of Destruction}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Francis Ford; two reels; John Ford: assistant director; lost.[24]
1915.6|1915}}{{sort|Broken|The Broken Coin}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; directed by Francis Ford; 22-chapter serial; John Ford: assistant director; lost.[25]
1915.7|1915}}{{sort|Campbells|The Campbells Are Coming}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; directed by Francis Ford; survival status unknown.[26]
1916.1|1916}}Strong-Arm Squad
{{small|(aka The Lumber Yard Gang)}}		 {{Yes}} Directed by and starring Francis Ford; two reels; survival status unknown.[27]
1916.2|1916}}{{sort|Adventuresp|The Adventures of Peg o' the Ring}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; directed by Francis Ford; 15-chapter serial; lost.[28]
1916.3|1916}}Chicken Hearted Jim {{Yes}} Directed by and starring Francis Ford; one reel; survival status unknown.[29]
1916.4|1916}}{{sort|bandit|A Bandit's Wager}} {{Yes}} With Grace Cunard, Francis Ford; directed by Francis Ford; included on Criterion DVD and blu-ray releases of My Darling Clementine.[30]
1917.01|1917}}{{sort|Tornado|The Tornado}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Jean Hathaway; two reels. Ford's directorial debut film; lost.[31]
1917.02|1917}}{{sort|Trail|The Trail of Hate}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Two reels; lost.[32]
1917.03|1917}}{{sort|Scrapper|The Scrapper}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Two reels; lost.[33]
1917.04|1917}}{{sort|Soul|The Soul Herder}}
{{small|(aka The Sky Pilot)}}		 {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone, Hoot Gibson; three reels; lost; Ford's first film with Carey and Gibson.[34]
1917.05|1917}}Straight Shooting {{Yes}} With Harry Carey; Ford's debut feature film.[35]
1917.06|1917}}{{sort|Secret|The Secret Man}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey; two of the five reels survive.[36]
1917.07|1917}}{{sort|mark|A Marked Man}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; lost.[37]
1917.08|1917}}Cheyenne's Pal {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Gertrude Astor, Hoot Gibson; two reels; lost.[38]
1917.09|1917}}Bucking Broadway {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; released as a bonus on the Criterion blu-ray of Stagecoach.[39]
1917.10|1917}}{{sort|Purple|The Purple Mask}} {{Yes}} With Francis Ford, Grace Cunard; directed by Francis Ford; 16-chapter serial; John Ford supposedly acted in this; survives incomplete.[40]
1918.1|1918}}{{sort|Phantom|The Phantom Riders}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; lost.[41]
1918.2|1918}}Wild Women {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; story by Ford and Carey; lost.[42]
1918.3|1918}}Thieves' Gold {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; lost.[43]
1918.4|1918}}{{sort|Scarlet|The Scarlet Drop}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Molly Malone; 30 minutes of footage survives.[44]
1918.5|1918}}Hell Bent {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Duke R. Lee; print survives in the George Eastman Museum.[45]
1918.6|1918}}{{sort|woman|A Woman's Fool}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Betty Schade; lost.[46]
1918.7|1918}}{{sort|Craving|The Craving}} {{Yes}} Directed by and featuring Francis Ford; John Ford: assistant director; prints survive.[47]
1918.8|1918}}Three Mounted Men {{Yes}} With Harry Carey; lost.[48]
1919.01|1919}}Roped {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Neva Gerber; lost.[49]
1919.02|1919}}{{sort|Fightingb|The Fighting Brothers}} {{Yes}} With Pete Morrison, Hoot Gibson; two reels; lost.[50]
1919.03|1919}}{{sort|fight|A Fight for Love}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey; lost.[51]
1919.04|1919}}Rustlers {{Yes}} With Pete Morrison, Hoot Gibson; two reels; possibly directed by Reginald Barker; survival status unknown.[52]
1919.05|1919}}Bare Fists {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Betty Schade; lost.[53]
1919.06|1919}}Gun Law {{Yes}} With Pete Morrison, Hoot Gibson; two reels; survival status unknown.[54]
1919.07|1919}}{{sort|Gunp|The Gun Packer}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Pete Morrison, Hoot Gibson; two reels; story by Ford and Harry Carey; survival status unknown.[55]
1919.08|1919}}By Indian Post {{Yes}} With Pete Morrison, Duke R. Lee; two reels; survives incomplete.[56]
1919.09|1919}}Riders of Vengeance {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Seena Owen; lost.[57]
1919.10|1919}}{{sort|Last19|The Last Outlaw}} {{Yes}} With Edgar Jones, Lucille Hutton; two reels; survives incomplete.[58]
1919.11|1919}}{{sort|Outcasts|The Outcasts of Poker Flat}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Cullen Landis; based on the short story by Bret Harte; lost.[59]
1919.12|1919}}Ace of the Saddle {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Duke R. Lee; lost.[60]
1919.13|1919}}Rider of the Law {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Vester Pegg; lost.[61]
1919.14|1919}}{{sort|gun|A Gun Fightin' Gentleman}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, J. Barney Sherry; Partially lost – 3 reels survive.[62]
1919.15|1919}}Marked Men {{Yes}}The Three Godfathers (1948){{refn>group=nb|Other screen adaptations of Kyne's story include a 1916 Bluebird film directed by Edward LeSaint and starring Harry Carey, Hell's Heroes (1930), directed by William Wyler and starring Charles Bickford, Three Godfathers (1936) directed by Richard Boleslawski and starring Chester Morris, and a TV movie, The Godchild (1974), directed by John Badham and starring Jack Palance.[63]}; lost.[64]
1920.1|1920}}{{sort|Prince|The Prince of Avenue A}} {{Yes}} With James J. Corbett, Richard Cummings; Ford's first non-western film; lost.[65]
1920.2|1920}}{{sort|Girl|The Girl in Number 29}} {{Yes}} With Frank Mayo, Elinor Fair; lost.[66]
1920.3|1920}}Under Sentence {{Yes}} Directed by Edward O'Fearna (brother of John Ford); two reels; survival status unknown.[67]
1920.4|1920}}Hitchin' Posts {{Yes}} With Frank Mayo; lost.[68]
1920.5|1920}}Just Pals {{Yes}} Fox films; with Buck Jones, Helen Ferguson; Ford's first film for Fox; prints survive.[69]
1921.1|1921}}{{sort|Big|The Big Punch}} {{Yes}} Fox films; with Buck Jones, Barbara Bedford; lost.[70]
1921.2|1921}}{{sort|Freeze-Out|The Freeze-Out}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Helen Ferguson; lost.[71]
1921.3|1921}}{{sort|Wallop|The Wallop}} {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Mignonne Golden; lost.[72]
1921.4|1921}}Desperate Trails {{Yes}} With Harry Carey, Irene Rich; lost.[73]
1921.5|1921}}Action {{Yes}} With Hoot Gibson, Francis Ford; lost.[74]
1921.6|1921}}Sure Fire {{Yes}} With Hoot Gibson, Molly Malone; lost.[75]
1921.7|1921}}Jackie {{Yes}} Fox films; with Shirley Mason, William Scott; lost.[76]
1922.1|1922}}Nero {{Yes}} Directed by J. Gordon Edwards; Ford worked as a 2nd unit director; lost.{{sfn|Eyman|p=545}}
[77]
1922.2|1922}}Little Miss Smiles {{Yes}} With Shirley Mason, Gaston Glass; lost.[78]
1922.3|1922}}Silver Wings {{Yes}} With Mary Carr, Lynn Hammond; Ford directed the prologue only, the remainder of the film was directed by Edwin Carewe.{{sfn|Eyman|p=57}}
[79]
1922.4|1922}}{{sort|Village|The Village Blacksmith}} {{Yes}} With Will Walling, Virginia True Boardman; only reel survives.[80]
1923.1|1923}}{{sort|Face|The Face on the Bar-Room Floor}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Charlie Chaplin made a one-reel version of this poem in 1914.[81]}; lost.[82]
1923.2|1923}}Three Jumps Ahead {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Tom Mix, Alma Bennett; lost.[83]
1923.3|1923}}Cameo Kirby {{Yes}} With John Gilbert, Gertrude Olmstead; Ford's first film credited as "John Ford".[84]
1923.4|1923}}North of Hudson Bay {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Tom Mix, Kathleen Key; Ford has a bit part in the film; 40 minutes of footage survive.[85]
1923.5|1923}}Hoodman Blind {{Yes}} With David Butler, Gladys Hulette; lost.[86]
1924.1|1924}}{{sort|Iron|The Iron Horse}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy; added to the National Film Registry in 2011.[87]
1924.2|1924}}Hearts of Oak {{Yes}} With Hobart Bosworth, Pauline Starke; lost.[88]
1925.1|1925}}Lightnin' {{Yes}}group=nb|Remade in 1930 with Will Rogers starring and David Butler directing.[89]}}[89]
1925.2|1925}}Kentucky Pride {{Yes}} With Henry B. Walthall, Gertrude Astor.[90]
1925.3|1925}}Thank You {{Yes}} With Alec B. Francis, Jacqueline Logan, George O'Brien; lost.[91]
1925.4|1925}}{{sort|Fightingh|The Fighting Heart}} {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Billie Dove; lost.[92]
1926.1|1926}}{{sort|Shamrock|The Shamrock Handicap}} {{Yes}} With Janet Gaynor, Leslie Fenton, J. Farrell MacDonald; print survives at the Museum of Modern Art.[93]
1926.2|1926}}{{sort|threeb|3 Bad Men}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Olive Borden.[94]
1926.3|1926}}{{sort|Blue|The Blue Eagle}} {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Janet Gaynor; one reel missing.[95]
1927.1|1927}}Upstream {{Yes}} With Nancy Nash, Earle Foxe; Once lost, but rediscovered in New Zealand.[96]
1927.2|1927}}{{sort|seventh|7th Heaven}} {{Yes}} Directed by Frank Borzage; with Janet Gaynor, Charles Farrell; Ford was 2nd unit director.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=83}}
1927.3|1927}}What Price Glory? {{Yes}} Directed by Raoul Walsh; with Victor McLaglen, Edmund Lowe, Dolores del Rio; Ford was 2nd unit director.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=83}}
1928.1|1928}}Mother Machree {{Yes}} With Belle Bennett, Neil Hamilton, Victor McLaglen; Movietone sound (music and sound effects only); John Wayne's first film with Ford, albeit in an uncredited minor role; Wayne was also a prop man in this film; three reels survive.[97]
1928.2|1928}}Four Sons {{Yes}} With Margaret Mann, James Hall; Movietone sound (music, limited dialogue, and sound effects only); John Wayne in uncredited minor role.[98]
1928.3|1928}}Hangman's House {{Yes}} With Victor McLaglen, June Collyer; silent film; John Wayne in uncredited minor role.[99]
1928.4|1928}}Napoleon's Barber {{Yes}} With Otto Matieson, Natalie Golitzen; Short film; Ford's first all-talkie film; lost.[100]
1928.5|1928}}Riley the Cop {{Yes}} With J. Farrell MacDonald, Louise Fazenda; Silent film with synchronized music track.[101]
1929.1|1929}}Strong Boy {{Yes}} With Victor McLaglen, Leatrice Joy; Silent film with synchronized music track; Believed lost although a print may exist in Australia.[102]
1929.2|1929}}{{sort|Black|The Black Watch}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Remade in 1954 as King of the Khyber Rifles, directed by Henry King and starring Tyrone Power.[104]}}[103]
1929.3|1929}}Salute {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Helen Chandler; Ward Bond (in his film debut) and John Wayne have uncredited roles.[104]
1929.4|1929}}Big Time {{Yes}} Directed by Kenneth Hawks; with Lee Tracy, Mae Clarke, Stepin Fetchit; Ford appears as himself.[105]
1930.1|1930}}Men Without Women {{Yes}} {{Yes}} With Kenneth MacKenna, Frank Albertson; John Wayne has an unbilled bit part; all-talkie film that "survives only in a bastardized version that replaces most of the dialogue with titles".{{sfn|Eyman|pp=106, 546}}
1930.2|1930}}Born Reckless {{Yes}} With Edmund Lowe, Catherine Dale Owen.[106]
1930.3|1930}}Up the River {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|The TCM website states that Up the River was Humphrey Bogart's second film.[107]}[108]
1930.4|1930}}Seas Beneath {{Yes}} With George O'Brien, Marion Lessing.[109]
1931.1|1931}}{{sort|Brat|The Brat}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Previously filmed as The Brat (1919), directed by Herbert Blaché and starring Alla Nazimova, remade as Girl from Avenue A (1940).[112]}}[110]
1931.2|1931}}Arrowsmith {{Yes}} Goldwyn-United Artists; with Ronald Colman, Helen Hayes, Myrna Loy; United Artists; based on the novel by Sinclair Lewis; nominated – Academy Award for Best Picture.[111]
1932.1|1932}}Air Mail {{Yes}} Universal; with Ralph Bellamy, Gloria Stuart, Pat O'Brien.[112]
1932.2|1932}}Flesh {{Yes}} MGM; with Wallace Beery, Karen Morley, Ricardo Cortez.[113]
1933.1|1933}}Pilgrimage {{Yes}} Fox; with Henrietta Crosman, Heather Angel.[114]
1933.2|1933}}Doctor Bull {{Yes}} Fox; with Will Rogers, Marian Nixon.[115]
1934.1|1934}}{{sort|Lost|The Lost Patrol}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Previously filmed in 1929 with Cyril McLaglen in the role played by his brother, Victor McLaglen, in the Ford version.[119]}}[116]
1934.2|1934}}{{sort|World|The World Moves On}} {{Yes}} Fox; with Madeleine Carroll, Franchot Tone.[117]
1934.3|1934}}Judge Priest {{Yes}} Fox; with Will Rogers, Tom Brown, Anita Louise, Henry B. Walthall.[118]
1935.1|1935}}{{sort|Whole|The Whole Town's Talking}} {{Yes}} Columbia; with Edward G. Robinson, Jean Arthur.[119]
1935.2|1935}}{{sort|Informer|The Informer}} {{Yes}}group=nb|The Informer also won Academy Awards for Best Actor (Victor McLaglen), Best Screenplay (Dudley Nichols), and Best Music Score (Max Steiner). The Informer had been previously filmed in 1929, directed by Arthur Robison and starring Lars Hanson[124]}}; added to the National Film Registry in 2018.[120]
1935.3|1935}}Steamboat Round the Bend {{Yes}}group=nb|During production of Steamboat Round the Bend Fox Films merged with Darryl F. Zanuck's Twentieth Century Pictures to form 20th Century Fox.[121]}} with Will Rogers, Anne Shirley; Rogers' last film.{{refn|group=nb|Steamboat Round the Bend was released after Rogers' death in a airplane crash. Although it was the last film that Rogers made, a film he made prior to it, In Old Kentucky, was released later.[127]}}[122]
1936.1|1936}}{{sort|Prisoner|The Prisoner of Shark Island}} {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Warner Baxter, Gloria Stuart.[123]
1936.2|1936}}{{sort|Last36|The Last Outlaw}} {{Yes}} RKO Pictures; directed by Christy Cabanne; with Harry Carey, Hoot Gibson; based on an original story by Ford.[124]
1936.3|1936}}Mary of Scotland {{Yes}} RKO Pictures; with Katharine Hepburn, Fredric March.[125]
1936.4|1936}}{{sort|Plough|The Plough and the Stars}} {{Yes}} RKO Pictures; with Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster.[126]
1937.1|1937}}Wee Willie Winkie {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Shirley Temple, Victor McLaglen; originally release in sepiatone.[127]
1937.2|1937}}{{sort|Hurricane|The Hurricane}} {{Yes}} Goldwyn-United Artists; with Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall.[128]
1938.1|1938}}{{sort|Adventuresm|The Adventures of Marco Polo}} {{Yes}} Goldwyn-United Artists; directed by Archie Mayo; with Gary Cooper, Sigrid Gurie, Basil Rathbone; Ford directed some of the film's action sequences.[129]
1938.2|1938}}Four Men and a Prayer {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Loretta Young, Richard Greene, David Niven.[130]
1938.3|1938}}Submarine Patrol {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly.[131]
1939.1|1939}}Stagecoach {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Thomas Mitchell also received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, and Richard Hageman, Franke Harling, John Leipold and Leo Shuken received an Academy Award for Best Original Score. Stagecoach was remade in 1966, directed by Gordon Douglas, and for TV in 1986, directed by Ted Post.[138]}}; added to the National Film Registry in 1995.[132]
1939.2|1939}}Young Mr. Lincoln {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Henry Fonda; added to the National Film Registry in 2003.[133]
1939.3|1939}}Drums Along the Mohawk {{Yes}}group=nb|Edna May Oliver received an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.[141]}} based on the novel by Walter D. Edmonds; Ford's first film in color (Technicolor).[134]
1940.1|1940}}{{sort|Grapes|The Grapes of Wrath}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Also nominated for Academy Awards: Best Actor (Henry Fonda), Editing (Robert Simpson), Sound (E. H. Hansen), Writing (Nunnally Johnson, and Outstanding Production[143]}} added to the National Film Registry in 1989.[135]
1940.2|1940}}{{sort|Longv|The Long Voyage Home}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|The Long Voyage Home was nominated for the following Academy Awards: Black and White Cinematography (Gregg Toland), Film Editing (Sherman Todd), Original Score (Richard Hageman), Special Effects (R.T. Layton, R.O. Binger, Thomas T. Moulton), Best Screenplay (Dudley Nichols), and Outstanding Production.[145]}}[136]
1941.1|1941}}Tobacco Road {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; With Gene Tierney, Dana Andrews; based on the play by Jack Kirkland and the novel by Erskine Caldwell[137]
1942.2|1942}}Sex Hygiene {{Yes}} U.S. Army Signal Corps; 30-minute training film.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=132}}
1941.3|1941}}How Green Was My Valley {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|How Green Was My Valley also won Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actor (Donald Crisp), Art Direction (black and white) (Richard Day, Nathan H. Juran, Thomas Little), and Best Cinematography (Arthur Miller)[148]}}[138]
1942.2|1942}}{{sort|Battle|The Battle of Midway}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} War Activities Committee; with Donald Crisp, Henry Fonda; filmed in color; won the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=132}}
1942.1|1942}}Torpedo Squadron {{Yes}} Documentary short for the United States Navy; filmed in color.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=132}}
1943.1|1943}}December 7th {{Yes}} Documentary short for the United States Navy; co-directed by Lt. Gregg Toland, USNR; won the Academy Award for Documentary Short Subject{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=132}}
[139]
1943.2|1943}}We Sail at Midnight {{Yes}} Documentary short for the United States Navy.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|pp=132–133}}
1943.3|1943}}How to Operate Behind Enemy Lines {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Ford appears in this training film for the OSS.[140]
1943.4|1943}}Show Business at War {{Yes}} Ford is shown working with the OSS in this wartime documentary short.[141]
1945They Were Expendable {{Yes}} {{Yes}} MGM; with Robert Montgomery, John Wayne, Donna Reed; nominated for two Academy Awards – Best Visual Effects (A. Arnold Gillespie, Donald Jahraus, Robert A. MacDonald, Michael Steinoreand), Best Sound Recording (Douglas Shearer).[142]
1946My Darling Clementine {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox, with Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell, Victor Mature; filmed in Monument Valley; added to the National Film Registry in 1991.[143]
1947{{sort|Fugitive|The Fugitive}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Argosy-RKO Pictures; with Henry Fonda, Dolores del Río.[144]
1948.1|1948}}Fort Apache {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Argosy-RKO Pictures; with John Wayne, Henry Fonda, Shirley Temple, John Agar; suggested by the short story "Massacre" by James Warner Bellah; the first film in Ford's "Cavalry trilogy"; filmed in Monument Valley.[145]
1948.2|1948}}{{sort|threeg|3 Godfathers}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Argosy-MGM; With John Wayne, Pedro Armendariz, Harry Carey Jr.; filmed in Technicolor; based on the novel by Peter B. Kyne; filmed on location in Death Valley; a remake of Ford's Marked Men.[146]
1949.1|1949}}Mighty Joe Young {{Yes}} Argosy-RKO Pictures; directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack; with Terry Moore, Ben Johnson, Robert Armstrong; special effects by Willis H. O'Brien and Ray Harryhausen.[147]
1949.2|1949}}She Wore a Yellow Ribbon {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Cinematographer Winton Hoch attempted to duplicate the style of Frederic Remington's western paintings in their screen images. Hoch won an Academy Award for Best Cinematography (Color).[159]}}[148]
1949.3|1949}}Pinky {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; directed by Elia Kazan; with Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrymore; Ford was the original director but, due to illness, was replaced after one week by Kazan.[149]
1950.1|1950}}When Willie Comes Marching Home {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with Dan Dailey, Corinne Calvet.[150]
1950.2|1950}}Wagon Master {{Yes}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Argosy-RKO Pictures; with Ben Johnson, Joanne Dru, Harry Carey Jr.; filmed on location in Moab, Utah.[151]
1950.3|1950}}Rio Grande {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Argosy-Republic Pictures; with John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Claude Jarman, Jr.; based on the short story "Mission with No Record" by James Warner Bellah; filmed on location in Moab, Utah; the final film in Ford's "Cavalry trilogy".[152]
1951.2|1951}}{{sort|Bullfighter|The Bullfighter and the Lady}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Ford edited about 40 minutes out of Boetticher's original cut. In 1986, Boetticher's cut was restored.[165]}}[153]
1951.1|1951}}This is Korea! {{Yes}} U.S. Navy-Republic Pictures; filmed in color; documentary about the United States Navy and Marines during the Korean War.[154]
1952.1|1952}}What Price Glory {{Yes}} 20th Century Fox; with James Cagney, Corinne Calvet, Dan Dailey; filmed in Technicolor; a remake of Raoul Walsh's 1926 film.[155]
1952.2|1952}}{{sort|Quiet|The Quiet Man}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|The Quiet Man also received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Screenplay (Frank S. Nugent), Best Sound Recording (Daniel J. Bloomberg), Best Art Direction (Frank Hotaling; John McCarthy, Jr., Charles S. Thompson), and Best Supporting Actor (Victor McLaglen).[169]}}[156]
1953.1|1953}}{{sort|Sun|The Sun Shines Bright}} {{Yes}} Argosy-Republic Pictures; with Charles Winninger, Arleen Whelan.[157]
1953.2|1953}}Mogambo {{Yes}}Red Dust by Wilson Collison.{{refn>group=nb| Gable starred in Red Dust (1932), an earlier film version of Mogambo directed by Victor Fleming.[172]}}[158]
1953.3|1953}}Hondo {{Yes}} Wayne-Fellows-Warner Bros.; directed by John Farrow; with John Wayne, Geraldine Page; filmed in 3-D and Warnercolor; based on the short story "The Gift of Cochise" by Louis L'Amour; Ford did some uncredited second-unit work.[159]
1955.1|1955}}{{sort|Longg|The Long Gray Line}} {{Yes}} Columbia Pictures; with Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara; filmed in CinemaScope and Technicolor.[160]
1955.2|1955}}{{sort|redwhite|The Red, White, and Blue Line}} {{Yes}} A 10-minute film in CinemaScope and Technicolor promoting Americans to by savings bonds. Filmed on the set of The Long Gray Line.Bogdanovich|p=141}}
1955.3|1955}}Mister Roberts {{Yes}} Warner Bros.; with Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jack Lemmon; based on the play by Thomas Heggen and Joshua Logan; filmed in CinemaScope and Warnercolor; Ford was replaced by Mervyn LeRoy during production; Lemmon won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.[161]
1956{{sort|Searchers|The Searchers}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}} C. V. Whitney Pictures-Warner Bros.; with John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles; based on the novel by Alan Le May; filmed in VistaVision and Technicolor on location in Monument Valley; added to the National Film Registry in 1989; ranked at number seven in Sight & Sounds listing of the 50 greatest films of all time in 2012.[12]
[162]
1957.1|1957}}{{sort|Wings|The Wings of Eagles}} {{Yes}} MGM; with John Wayne, Dan Dailey, Maureen O'Hara; filmed in Metrocolor.[163]
1957.2|1957}}{{sort|Growler|The Growler Story}} {{Yes}} A short film in color for the U.S. Dept. of Defense about the USS Growler.[164]
1957.3|1957}}{{sort|Rising|The Rising of the Moon}} {{Yes}} Warner Bros.; with Tyrone Power introducing three stories set in Ireland: "1921", "A Minute's Wait", and "The Majesty of the Law".[165]
1958.1|1958}}So Alone {{Yes}} Free Cinema-BFI; with John Qualen; 8-minute short film.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=139}}
1958.3|1958}}{{sort|Lasth|The Last Hurrah}} {{Yes}} {{Yes}}group=nb|Remade as a 1977 television film of the same name, starring Carroll O'Connor and directed by Vincent Sherman.[182]}}[166]
1958.2|1958}}Gideon's Day
{{small|(US title: Gideon of Scotland Yard)}}		 {{Yes}} Columbia Pictures; with Jack Hawkins; made in England; filmed in Technicolor but originally released in the United States only in black and white.[167]
1959.1|1959}}Korea {{Yes}} A short film in color for the U.S. Dept. of Defense.{{sfn|Bogdanovich|p=140}}
1959.2|1959}}{{sort|horse|The Horse Soldiers}} {{Yes}} Mirisch-Batjac-United Artists; with John Wayne, William Holden, Constance Towers; filmed in Deluxe Color[168]
1960.1|1960}}Sergeant Rutledge {{Yes}} Warner Bros.; With Jeffrey Hunter, Constance Towers, Woody Strode; filmed in Technicolor on location in Monument Valley.[169]
1960.2|1960}}{{sort|Alamo|The Alamo}} {{Yes}} Batjac-United Artists; produced and directed by John Wayne; with John Wayne, Richard Widmark, Laurence Harvey; Ford did some second unit work.[170]
1961Two Rode Together {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Columbia Pictures; with James Stewart, Richard Widmark, Shirley Jones; filmed in Eastmancolor.[171]
1962.1|1962}}{{sort|Man|The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance}} {{Yes}} Paramount Pictures; with John Wayne, James Stewart, Vera Miles, Woody Strode; based on the short story by Dorothy M. Johnson; added to the National Film Registry in 2007.[172]
1962.2|1962}}How the West Was Won {{Yes}} MGM; with (in the Ford segment) John Wayne, George Peppard; filmed in Cinerama and Technicolor; Ford directed the Civil War segment while Henry Hathaway and George Marshall directed the film's other segments; added to the National Film Registry in 1997.[173]
1963Donovan's Reef {{Yes}} {{Yes}} Paramount Pictures;with John Wayne, Elizabeth Allen, Lee Marvin; filmed in Technicolor; Wayne's final acting performance in a Ford film.[174]
1964Cheyenne Autumn {{Yes}} Warner Bros.; with Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker, James Stewart; filmed in Super Panavision 70 and Technicolor on location in Monument Valley[175]
1965Young Cassidy {{Yes}} MGM; directed with Jack Cardiff; with Rod Taylor, Julie Christie; Ford began directing the film but was replaced during production by Cardiff, who received credit in the final print.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=489–490}}
1966{{sort|seven|7 Women}} {{Yes}} MGM; with Anne Bancroft, Sue Lyon, Margaret Leighton; filmed in Panavision and Metrocolor.[176]
1970A Tribute to a Legend {{Yes}} Documentary for the United States Marine Corp about General Lewis B. 'Chesty' Puller; narrated by John Wayne{{sfn|Eyman|p=510}}
1971.1|1971}}Vietnam! Vietnam! {{Yes}} Documentary for the United States Information Agency; narrated by Charlton Heston.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=507–509}}
1971.2|1971}}Directed by John Ford {{Yes}} Documentary directed by Peter Bogdanovich; narrated by Orson Welles; Ford was among the people interviewed. [177]
1971.3|1971}}John Ford: Memorial Day 1971 {{Yes}} Documentary short featuring Ford.{{sfn|Eyman|p=515}}

Radio

YearProgram titleEpisode titleNotesRef
1949.1|1949}}NBC Theater "Stagecoach" Aired: January 9 on NBC; John Wayne and Claire Trevor reprised their roles from the 1939 film. Ford appeared in a brief introduction.{{sfn|Levy|pp=199–200}}
1949.2|1949}}Screen Directors Playhouse "Fort Apache" Aired: August 5 on NBC; John Wayne starred while Ford did a brief introduction.{{sfn|Levy|pp=199–200}}
1950The Rex Allen and Phillips 66 Show {{n/a}} Ford appeared in a skit with singing cowboy star Rex Allen.{{sfn|Levy|pp=199–200}}
1962The Unreal West {{n/a}} Aired: July 25 on CBC; Ford and John Wayne were among the people interviewed for this documentary series hosted by film historian Tony Thomas.{{sfn|Levy|pp=199–200}}

Television

YearProgram titleEpisode titleNotesRef
1955.1|1955}}Fireside Theatrebam|The Bamboo Cross}}" Aired: December 6 on NBC; with Jane Wyman; directed by Ford.{{sfn|Levy|p=200}}
1955.2|1955}}Screen Directors Playhouse "Rookie of the Year" Aired: December 7 on NBC; with John Wayne, Ward Bond, Patrick Wayne; directed by Ford.{{sfn|Levy|p=200}}
1957This Is Your Life "This Is Your Life, Maureen O'Hara" NBC; Ford was one of the guests.{{sfn|Levy|pp=201–202}}
1958Wide Wide Worldwest|The Western}}" Aired: June 8 on NBC; documentary series hosted by Dave Garroway; reputedly this episode was directed by Ford.{{sfn|Levy|p=202}}
1960Wagon Traincolt|The Colter Craven Story}}"group=nb|Ward Bond died of a heart attack shortly before this episode aired.[178]}}{{sfn|Levy|pp=202–203}}
1962Alcoa Premiere "Flashing Spikes" Aired: October 3 on ABC; with James Stewart, Jack Warden, Patrick Wayne; directed by Ford.{{sfn|Levy|pp=203–204}}
1966Cinéastes de notre temps
{{small|("Filmmakers of Our Times")}}		 "Interview with John Ford" Aired: June 6 on ORTF (Paris); interview with Ford in Hollywood on August 31, 1965.{{sfn|Levy|pp=203–204}}
1968Omnibus "My Name is John Ford, I Make Westerns" Aired: August on BBC; interview with Ford made in June 1968.{{sfn|Levy|pp=204–205}}
1971{{sort|amer|The American West of John Ford}} {{n/a}} Documentary about Ford's western films; co-produced by his grandson, Dan Ford.{{sfn|Eyman|p=518}}
1993{{sort|america|The American Film Institute Salute to John Ford}} {{n/a}} Ford was the first recipient of the AFI Life Achievement Award.Eyman|p=524}}

Stage

YearTitleNotesRef
1949What Price Glory? Ford directed this benefit performance for the Purple Heart Association. The cast included Ward Bond, Pat O'Brien, and Maureen O'Hara.{{sfn|Eyman|pp=336–340}}

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Footnotes{{reflist}}Bibliography
  • {{cite book |last=Bogdanovich|first=Peter|authorlink=Peter Bogdanovich|title=John Ford |publisher=University of California Press |date=1978|ISBN=978-0520034983|ref={{sfnref|Bogdanovich}}}}
  • {{cite book |last=Eyman|first=Scott|authorlink=Scott Eyman|title=Print the Legend: The Life and Times of John Ford |url=https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Scott_Eyman_Print_the_Legend?id=nRwtGGJ3FcQC&hl=en |publisher=Simon & Schuster |date=2015|ISBN=978-1476797724|ref={{sfnref|Eyman}}}}
  • {{cite book |last=Eyman|first=Scott|title=John Ford: The Complete Films |publisher=Taschen |date=2004|ISBN=978-3822830932|ref={{sfnref|Eyman2}}}}
  • {{cite book |last=Gallagher |first=Tag |title=John Ford: The Man and His Films |publisher=University of California Press |date=1984|ISBN=978-0520063341|ref={{sfnref|Gallagher}}}}
  • {{cite book |last=Katz |first=Ephraim |authorlink=Ephraim Katz|title=The Film Encyclopedia |url=https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Ephraim_Katz_The_Film_Encyclopedia_7th_Edition?id=OUujVPHXBZIC&hl=en |publisher=Harper Perennial |date=1994|ISBN=978-0062026156|ref={{sfnref|Katz}}}}
  • {{cite book |last= Levy |first=Bill |title=John Ford: A Bio-Bibliography |url=https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Bill_Levy_John_Ford?id=fo0xjILcEa0C&hl=en |publisher=Greenwood Publishing |date=1998|ISBN= 978-0313275142 |ref={{sfnref|Levy}}}}
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