Most Popular Movies 1945
This chart shows the 1945 movie releases that have attracted the most interest on The Numbers web site over the past 24 hours. A share of 100 corresponds to 1 percent of the total views for all 1945 releases.
See also: Domestic Release Schedule for 1945 - Top 1945 Worldwide
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When a man well known for his foul temper is wrongly convicted of murder, his young son and a family friend work to prove him innocent.
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| Leave Her to Heaven |
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| Director:
John M. Stahl |
| Lead Roles:
Gene Tierney as Ellen Berent,
Cornel Wilde as Richard Harland,
Jeanne Crain as Ruth Berent |
| Initial Theatrical Release: December 20, 1945 (Wide) |
| Keywords:
Film Noir, Psychological Thriller, Death of a Sibling, Medical and Hospitals, Obsessive Love, Relationships Gone Wrong, Dysfunctional Family, Romance, Adult Child Dealing with the Death of a Parent, Suicide, Framed |
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Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Thriller/Suspense, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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| The Lost Weekend |
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| Director:
Billy Wilder |
| Lead Roles:
Ray Milland as Don Birman,
Jane Wyman as Helen St. James |
| Initial Theatrical Release: November 29, 1945 (Limited) |
| Keywords:
Film Noir, Life Drama, Addiction, Romance, Relationships Gone Wrong, Writing and Writers, Black Out Drunk, Hallucinations |
| Classification:
Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Drama, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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During World War II, the Nazi High Command sends agents into the African jungle to stir up the local Tongghili tribes against the British Allies. This allows them to plant Commander Elise Bork, posing as a scientist, and her subordinate, Lang, within the Tambosa Experimental Farm. Along with the help of Maati, an evil rival tribesman, they search for the legendary “Secret Sword”, which has mysterious powers. Two Americans, Bob Elliott and Chuck Kelly arrive to aid the Allies and meet Pamela Courtney, who is looking for her father, an explorer who mysteriously disappeared. Bork and Lang feign friendship with the trio in order to find out what they know, before trying several ways to kill them. Their attempts always fail though, due to the well-timed appearances of Lothel, the beautiful and mysterious Queen of the Jungle, Tongghili’s spiritual leader. In desperation, the Nazis try to kill Lothel by letting loose wild animals, and setting fire to the jungle. Lothel, however, walks through the flames un-harmed and seems to tame even the wildest beast. And in the end, she helps our heroes end the Nazi terror and return peace to the jungle, before vanishing into a sheet of flame.
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| Spellbound |
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| Director:
Alfred Hitchcock |
| Lead Roles:
Ingrid Bergman as Dr. Constance Peterson,
Gregory Peck as Dr. Edwards |
| Initial Theatrical Release: October 31, 1945 (Limited) by United Artists |
| Keywords:
Film Noir, Mental Illness, Medical and Hospitals, Mistaken Identity, Surprise Twist, Fugitive / On the Run, Suicide, Epilogue, Prologue, Wrongfully Convicted, Directing Yourself, Psychological Thriller |
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Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Thriller/Suspense, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
Dr. Constance Peterson is a dedicated psychiatrist who puts all her passion into her work - until she falls in love with Dr. Edwardes. Unfortunately, it soon becomes clear that Edwardes is an impostor - an amnesiac - who may or may not be a cold-blooded murderer. Pursued by the police, Constance must decide whether to turn in her mysterious lover...or risk her life by trying to unlock the dark secrets in his mind.
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