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1965
1534
7.4
7.7
Goldfinger (1964)
Released on January 9, 1965
Produced by Eon Productions
First released in the U.K. in September 1964. The third entry in the "James Bond" series.
Produced by Eon Productions
First released in the U.K. in September 1964. The third entry in the "James Bond" series.
166
7.8
7.8
The Train (1964)
Released on March 7, 1965
French-American war drama first released in France and the U.K. in 1964 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
French-American war drama first released in France and the U.K. in 1964 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
185
6.1
6.1
Released on June 22, 1965
Produced by Famous Artists Productions
Woody Allen's first UA film. He is only the screenwriter and one of the costars though. His association with the company as a director and producer (in addition to also writing and regularly appearing in his movies) would not officially begin until the early 1970's.
Produced by Famous Artists Productions
Woody Allen's first UA film. He is only the screenwriter and one of the costars though. His association with the company as a director and producer (in addition to also writing and regularly appearing in his movies) would not officially begin until the early 1970's.
5
7
7
Return from the Ashes (1965) (1965)
Released on November 16, 1965
Produced by The Mirisch Company and Orchard Productions
Produced by The Mirisch Company and Orchard Productions
24
6.2
7.3
Released on December 13, 1965
Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor (Martin Balsam)
Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor (Martin Balsam)
787
6.6
6.9
Thunderball (1965)
Released on December 22, 1965
Produced by Eon Productions
The fourth entry in the "James Bond" series
Produced by Eon Productions
The fourth entry in the "James Bond" series
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1966
44
7.7
8.2
Hamlet (1964)
Released on March 15, 1966
Russian drama originally released in 1964 by Lenfilm and distributed by UA for U.S. release
Russian drama originally released in 1964 by Lenfilm and distributed by UA for U.S. release
29
5.9
6.4
Cast a Giant Shadow (1966)
Released on March 30, 1966
Produced by The Mirisch Company, Batjac Productions and Llenroc Productions
Produced by The Mirisch Company, Batjac Productions and Llenroc Productions
15
6.6
6.3
Up to His Ears (1965)
Released on May 17, 1966
French-Italian adventure comedy originally released in 1965 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
French-Italian adventure comedy originally released in 1965 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
96
6.8
7
Released on May 25, 1966
Produced by The Mirisch Company
Produced by The Mirisch Company
30
7.8
7.4
Mademoiselle (1966)
Released on August 1, 1966
Produced by Woodfall Films and co-distributed by Lopert Pictures
Produced by Woodfall Films and co-distributed by Lopert Pictures
16
5.9
6.7
Released on August 31, 1966
Produced by The Mirisch Company
Produced by The Mirisch Company
165
7.2
7.3
The Fortune Cookie (1966)
Released on October 19, 1966
Produced by The Mirisch Company, Phalanx Productions and Jalem Productions
Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor (Walter Matthau)
Produced by The Mirisch Company, Phalanx Productions and Jalem Productions
Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actor (Walter Matthau)
43
5.7
5.5
Released on October 19, 1966
Produced by The Mirisch Company and C.B. Films
Produced by The Mirisch Company and C.B. Films
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1967
1519
7.8
7.9
Released on January 18, 1967
Italian-Spanish-German western originally released in 1964 by Constantin Film, Jolly Film and Ocean Films. Distributed by UA for U.S. release. The first entry in the "Dollars Trilogy" series also known as "The Man With No Name" series. These three films, all of which were picked up by UA for U.S. distribution and released there in 1967, would help make Clint Eastwood an international box office star.
Italian-Spanish-German western originally released in 1964 by Constantin Film, Jolly Film and Ocean Films. Distributed by UA for U.S. release. The first entry in the "Dollars Trilogy" series also known as "The Man With No Name" series. These three films, all of which were picked up by UA for U.S. distribution and released there in 1967, would help make Clint Eastwood an international box office star.
0
0
5.9
Finders Keepers (1966)
Released on March 1, 1967
British musical comedy originally released in 1966 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
British musical comedy originally released in 1966 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
Released on March 9, 1967
Produced by The Mirisch Company
Produced by The Mirisch Company
1413
8.3
8.1
Persona (1966)
Released on March 16, 1967
Swedish psychological horror drama originally released in 1966 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
Swedish psychological horror drama originally released in 1966 and distributed by UA for U.S. release
1491
8
8.2
For a Few Dollars More (1965)
Released on May 10, 1967
Italian western originally released in 1965 by Constantin Film and distributed by UA for U.S. release. The second entry in the "Dollars Trilogy."
Italian western originally released in 1965 by Constantin Film and distributed by UA for U.S. release. The second entry in the "Dollars Trilogy."
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The second half of the 1960's brought UA much more box office success. Their distribution of Eon Productions' "James Bond" films gave them the most lucrative franchise in screen history. They also had The Beatles, the most popular rock and roll band in the world, signed to an exclusive multi-film contract. Just about every A-list actor in Hollywood at the time was setting up distribution deals with UA based on its continued reputation for prestige and profit with its pictures. Even despite all this success, UA still allowed themselves to become a subsidiary of another corporation. Enter Transamerica, the versatile holding company with the iconic "pyramid building" in San Francisco. Transamerica purchased the bulk of UA's stock in 1967 and for the remainder of its existence as an independent motion picture production and distribution company, UA proclaimed itself as either "A Transamerica Company" or having "Entertainment from Transamerica Corporation" in the print and onscreen logos for its films. Fellow film executives Arnold and David Picker (uncle and nephew relation) were the new leaders of UA-Transamerica for a couple of years but by the end of 1970, when UA hit a temporary rough patch and announced a $35 million loss for the year, they were eventually ousted and Arthur Krim and Robert Benjamin returned to the company to help put it back on track financially.
The 130 feature films that UA produced, distributed and released to theaters from January 1965 through December 1969 are all listed here. Just like with the first half of the 60's, many of the decade's most popular and acclaimed films were released by UA.
The 130 feature films that UA produced, distributed and released to theaters from January 1965 through December 1969 are all listed here. Just like with the first half of the 60's, many of the decade's most popular and acclaimed films were released by UA.
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