List of Paramount Pictures films (1960–1969)

The following is a list of films originally produced and/or distributed theatrically by Paramount Pictures and released in the 1960s.

1960

Release date	Title	Notes
February 4, 1960	Visit to a Small Planet
February 17, 1960	The Big Night
February 17, 1960	Jack the Ripper	U.S. distribution only with Embassy Pictures, produced in United Kingdom by Mid-Century Film Productions
March 1, 1960	Heller in Pink Tights
March 15, 1960	Five Branded Women
March 16, 1960	A Touch of Larceny
April 7, 1960	Conspiracy of Hearts
April 29, 1960	Chance Meeting
May 1960	Prisoner of the Volga
June 1, 1960	Walk Like a Dragon
June 16, 1960	Psycho^{[N 1]}	Theatrical distribution only
July 10, 1960	The Rat Race
July 20, 1960	The Bellboy
July 20, 1960	Tarzan the Magnificent ^{[N 2]}	Distribution only
July 27, 1960	Circus Stars
August 7, 1960	It Started in Naples
September 2, 1960	The Boy Who Stole a Million	distribution only
September 15, 1960	Under Ten Flags
November 4, 1960	G.I. Blues
November 10, 1960	The World of Suzie Wong
November 22, 1960	Cinderfella
December 16, 1960	A Breath of Scandal

1961

Release date	Title	Notes
February 1, 1961	Blueprint for Robbery
February 15, 1961	The Savage Innocents
February 15, 1961	Foxhole in Cairo
March 22, 1961	All in a Night's Work
March 30, 1961	One-Eyed Jacks^{[N 1]}	distribution only
May 19, 1961	On the Double
June 1, 1961	The Pleasure of His Company
June 21, 1961	In the Wake of a Stranger
June 28, 1961	The Ladies Man
July 12, 1961	Love in a Goldfish Bowl
September 2, 1961	Blood and Roses
September 20, 1961	Man-Trap
October 5, 1961	Breakfast at Tiffany's
November 16, 1961	Summer and Smoke
November 22, 1961	Blue Hawaii
November 28, 1961	The Errand Boy
December 31, 1961	Hey, Let's Twist!

1962

Release date	Title	Notes
January 31, 1962	Siege of Syracuse
February 28, 1962	Too Late Blues
March 27, 1962	Forever My Love
March 1962	Brushfire
April 17, 1962	The Counterfeit Traitor
April 22, 1962	The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
May 23, 1962	Escape from Zahrain
June 13, 1962	My Geisha
June 19, 1962	Hatari!
June 20, 1962	The Pigeon That Took Rome
June 26, 1962	Hell Is for Heroes
November 21, 1962	Girls! Girls! Girls!
November 21, 1962	It's Only Money
December 25, 1962	Who's Got the Action?
December 27, 1962	A Girl Named Tamiko

1963

Release date	Title	Notes
March 6, 1963	Papa's Delicate Condition
March 13, 1963	Wonderful to Be Young	U.S. distribution only
April 3, 1963	My Six Loves
May 29, 1963	Hud
June 4, 1963	The Nutty Professor
June 5, 1963	Come Blow Your Horn
June 12, 1963	Donovan's Reef
June 1963	Duel of the Titans
August 28, 1963	Paris Pick-up
August 28, 1963	Wives and Lovers
October 17, 1963	All the Way Home
October 30, 1963	A New Kind of Love
November 27, 1963	Fun in Acapulco
November 27, 1963	Who's Minding the Store?
December 25, 1963	Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed?
December 25, 1963	Love with the Proper Stranger

1964

Release date	Title	Notes
February 12, 1964	Seven Days in May^{[N 2]}	Distribution only
March 11, 1964	Becket	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
March 26, 1964	The Fall of the Roman Empire^{[N 3]}	USA theatrical distribution
April 8, 1964	Paris When It Sizzles
April 9, 1964	The Carpetbaggers	co-production with Embassy Pictures
May 13, 1964	Law of the Lawless
May 13, 1964	The Son of Captain Blood
May 28, 1964	Ring of Treason
June 25, 1964	Circus World^{[N 3]}
June 1964	Robinson Crusoe on Mars
July 8, 1964	Lady in a Cage
August 12, 1964	The Patsy
November 2, 1964	Where Love Has Gone	co-production with Embassy Pictures
November 10, 1964	Stage to Thunder Rock
November 11, 1964	Roustabout
December 16, 1964	The Disorderly Orderly

1965

Release date	Title	Notes
February 10, 1965	Sylvia
February 12, 1965	Walk a Tightrope
February 28, 1965	Dr. Terror's House of Horrors	U.S. distribution only: movie produced by Amicus Productions and distributed in the UK by Regal Films International
February 1965	Young Fury
April 6, 1965	In Harm's Way
April 15, 1965	Crack in the World
May 12, 1965	The Girls on the Beach
May 12, 1965	A Boy Ten Feet Tall	US theatrical distribution only
May 26, 1965	The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders
June 1, 1965	Black Spurs
June 23, 1965	Harlow	co-production with Embassy Pictures and Prometheus Enterprises Inc.
June 24, 1965	The Sons of Katie Elder
July 1, 1965	The Family Jewels
July 7, 1965	Town Tamer
August 25, 1965	The Skull	British film
September 22, 1965	The Mad Executioners [de]
September 29, 1965	Beach Ball
September 1965	The Revenge of Spartacus
October 13, 1965	Situation Hopeless... But Not Serious
November 9, 1965	Red Line 7000
November 24, 1965	Sands of the Kalahari	British film
November 1965	Seven Slaves Against the World
December 16, 1965	The Spy Who Came in from the Cold	British film
December 22, 1965	Boeing Boeing
December 23, 1965	The Slender Thread
December 29, 1965	Apache Uprising

1966

Release date	Title	Notes
January 1, 1966	Kid Rodelo
January 20, 1966	Judith
February 22, 1966	Promise Her Anything
March 9, 1966	Johnny Reno
April 20, 1966	The Night of the Grizzly
May 20, 1966	The Psychopath	British film
May 25, 1966	The Last of the Secret Agents?
June 14, 1966	The Naked Prey
June 15, 1966	Paradise, Hawaiian Style
June 15, 1966	Assault on a Queen
June 29, 1966	Nevada Smith	co-production with Solar Productions
August 3, 1966	This Property Is Condemned
August 10, 1966	The Idol	co-production with Embassy Pictures
August 24, 1966	Alfie	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
September 1, 1966	Waco
September 29, 1966	Bolshoi Ballet '67
October 5, 1966	Seconds
November 10, 1966	Is Paris Burning?
November 14, 1966	The Swinger
December 22, 1966	Funeral in Berlin
December 28, 1966	Drop Dead Darling

1967

Release date	Title	Notes
1967	Island of the Lost
January 1, 1967	Red Tomahawk
January 18, 1967	Warning Shot
February 9, 1967	Hurry Sundown
February 15, 1967	Oh Dad, Poor Dad, Mamma's Hung You in the Closet and I'm Feelin' So Sad
March 1, 1967	Hired Killer
March 3, 1967	C'mon, Let's Live a Little	co-production with All-Star Pictures and Hertlandy Associates
March 12, 1967	The Busy Body
March 22, 1967	Easy Come, Easy Go
May 3, 1967	The Vulture
May 19, 1967	The Deadly Bees
May 24, 1967	The Caper of the Golden Bulls	co-production with Embassy Pictures
May 25, 1967	Barefoot in the Park
May 1967	Africa Texas Style
June 28, 1967	Gunn
June 28, 1967	The Sea Pirate
June 30, 1967	El Dorado
July 23, 1967	Chuka
July 26, 1967	The Upper Hand
July 1967	The Spirit Is Willing
July 1967	Hostile Guns
September 1967	Tarzan and the Great River	^{[N 2]}
	Two Weeks in September
	Fort Utah
October 3, 1967	The Penthouse
October 10, 1967	Waterhole#3
October 25, 1967	Gentle Giant
November 1967	The Last Safari	British film
December 18, 1967	The Stranger
December 20, 1967	Smashing Time	^{[N 4]} British film; distribution only; produced by Selmur Pictures
December 21, 1967	The President's Analyst

1968

Release date	Title	Notes
1968	The Omegans
1968	Rogues' Gallery
January 24, 1968	Sebastian
February 20, 1968	Grand Slam
February 20, 1968	Half a Sixpence
February 26, 1968	Treasure of San Gennaro
March 15, 1968	Up the Junction	British film
March 20, 1968	No Way to Treat a Lady
March 22, 1968	The Diary of an Innocent Boy
March 27, 1968	Arizona Bushwhackers
April 10, 1968	Will Penny
April 19, 1968	Daring Game
May 1, 1968	Tarzan and the Jungle Boy	^{[N 2]}
May 10, 1968	Blue
May 16, 1968	The Odd Couple
May 28, 1968	The Long Day's Dying
May 29, 1968	Villa Rides
May 1968	Project X
	Fever Heat
	Buckskin
	Danger: Diabolik	French/Italian co-production
June 12, 1968	Rosemary's Baby
June 23, 1968	Inadmissible Evidence	British film, co-owned by StudioCanal and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
July 10, 1968	5 Card Stud
July 23, 1968	Isabel
July 24, 1968	The Strange Affair
August 14, 1968	Targets
August 16, 1968	Bandits in Milan	Italy
September 4, 1968	Anyone Can Play
September 13, 1968	The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom
October 8, 1968	Romeo and Juliet	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Picture
October 10, 1968	Barbarella
October 23, 1968	Only When I Larf
November 1, 1968	Once Upon a Time in the West	Italy: co by Rafran Cinematografica and Euro International Film
December 20, 1968	Skidoo
December 25, 1968	Up Tight!
December 1968	The Brotherhood
December 1968	Diamonds for Breakfast	^{[N 5]} distribution only; produced by Selmur Pictures

1969

Release date	Title	Notes
1969	A Talent for Loving
January 15, 1969	Riot	co-production with William Castle Productions
March 7, 1969	if....	British
March 21, 1969	The Assassination Bureau	British
April 3, 1969	Goodbye, Columbus
May 15, 1969	Fraulein Doktor
June 13, 1969	Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies	British
June 18 1969	Where's Jack?	British
June 25, 1969	My Side of the Mountain
June 25, 1969	Hello Down There
July 4, 1969	True Grit
July 16, 1969	The Red Tent	Co Produced By Mosfilm
July 18, 1969	Dance of Death	British
August 27, 1969	Medium Cool
September 3, 1969	The Italian Job	British
September 3, 1969	Ace High
October 3, 1969	Oh! What a Lovely War
October 15, 1969	Paint Your Wagon	co-production with Alan Jay Lerner Productions^[1]
October 22, 1969	The Sterile Cuckoo
October 22, 1969	Adalen 31	Nominee for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. U.S. distribution only.
November 6, 1969	Downhill Racer
November 14, 1969	The Brain	France: co produced by Gaumont

Notes

^ ^a ^b Owned by Universal Pictures
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Owned by Warner Bros.
^ ^a ^b Owned by the estate of Samuel Bronston, with distribution rights presumably licensed to either Spyglass Media Group or Lionsgate
^ Owned by Disney (via ABC)
^ Owned by Disney

References

^ Logan, Joshua (1969-10-15), Paint Your Wagon (Comedy, Drama, Musical), Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg, Alan Jay Lerner Productions, The Malpaso Company, retrieved 2024-05-14

External links

Paramount Pictures Complete Library

[Universal-1] Owned by Universal Pictures

[Warner_Bros.-2] Owned by Warner Bros.

[Bronston-3] Owned by the estate of Samuel Bronston, with distribution rights presumably licensed to either Spyglass Media Group or Lionsgate

[Disney2-4] Owned by Disney (via ABC)

[Disney.-5] Owned by Disney

[6] Logan, Joshua (1969-10-15), Paint Your Wagon (Comedy, Drama, Musical), Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg, Alan Jay Lerner Productions, The Malpaso Company, retrieved 2024-05-14

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