Most Popular Movies 1967
This chart shows the 1967 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 1967 releases.
See also: Domestic Release Schedule for 1967 - Top 1967 Worldwide
| Most Popular Overall | 1968 → |
1
| 2 ou 3 choses que je sais d'elle |
| Director: Jean-Luc Godard |
| Initial Theatrical Release: March 17, 1967 (Wide) (France) |
| Keywords: Foreign Language |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Drama, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $104,038 |
2
| The Graduate |
| Director: Mike Nichols |
| Lead Roles: Dustin Hoffman as Benjamin Braddock |
| Initial Theatrical Release: December 21, 1967 (Wide) by Embassy |
| Keywords: Wedding Day Disasters, Wedding Crashers, Romance, Recent College Graduate, 1968 Oscars Best Picture Nominee |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Comedy, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $104,397,102 |
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International BO: $70,321 |
3
| Double Trouble |
| Director: Norman Taurog |
| Initial Theatrical Release: April 5, 1967 (Wide) |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Musical, Live Action |
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Domestic BO: $1,600,000 |
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| Beach Red |
| Director: Cornel Wilde |
| Lead Roles: Cornel Wilde |
| Initial Theatrical Release: August 3, 1967 (Limited) by United Artists |
| Keywords: 1940s, World War II |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Drama, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
5
| The Jungle Book |
| Director: Wolfgang Reitherman |
| Lead Roles: Bruce Reitherman as Mowgli, Phil Harris as Baloo |
| Initial Theatrical Release: October 18, 1967 (Wide) by Walt Disney |
| Keywords: Voiceover/Narration, Talking Animals, Animal Lead, Coming of Age, Orphan, Family Musical |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Musical, Hand Animation, Kids Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $141,843,000 |
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| Bonnie and Clyde |
| Director: Arthur Penn |
| Lead Roles: Warren Beatty as Clyde Barrow, Faye Dunaway as Bonnie Parker |
| Initial Theatrical Release: August 13, 1967 (Wide) by Warner Bros. |
| Keywords: Fugitive / On the Run, Biographical Drama, 1968 Oscars Best Picture Nominee |
| Classification: Based on Real Life Events, Drama, Live Action, Dramatization |
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Domestic BO: $50,700,000 |
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International BO: $128 |
7
| La Battaglia di Algeri |
| Director: Gillo Pontecorvo |
| Initial Theatrical Release: September 20, 1967 (Limited), released as The Battle of Algiers |
| Keywords: Cinema Verite, 1950s, Revolution, War |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Drama, Live Action, Dramatization |
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Domestic BO: $859,868 |
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International BO: $106,203 |
8
| Camelot |
| Director: Joshua Logan |
| Initial Theatrical Release: October 25, 1967 (Wide) by Warner Bros. |
| Keywords: Epic Musical, Middle Ages, Royalty, Novel or Other Work Adapted by Author, War, Dysfunctional Family, Death of a Son or Daughter, Sword & Sorcerer |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Musical, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $31,102,578 |
9
| Thoroughly Modern Millie |
| Director: George Roy Hill |
| Lead Roles: Julie Andrews as Millie Dillmount |
| Initial Theatrical Release: June 14, 1967 (Wide) by Universal |
| Keywords: Romantic Musical, Romance, 1920s, Set in New York City, Set in New York, Kidnap, Slavery, Human-Trafficking |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Musical, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $34,335,025 |
10
| Per qualche dollaro in più |
| Director: Sergio Leone |
| Lead Roles: Clint Eastwood as The Man With No Name |
| Initial Theatrical Release: May 10, 1967 (Wide) by MGM, released as For a Few Dollars More |
| Keywords: Spaghetti Western, Bounty Hunter, Prison Break, Outlaws, Sex Crimes, Suicide, Addiction, Revenge, Death of a Son or Daughter, Surprise Twist, Death of a Sibling |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Western, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $4,300,000 |
11
| Valley of the Dolls |
| Initial Theatrical Release: December 15, 1967 (Wide) |
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Domestic BO: $44,432,255 |
12
| Point Blank |
| Director: John Boorman |
| Initial Theatrical Release: September 18, 1967 (Limited) |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Thriller/Suspense, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
13
| To Sir With Love |
| Director: James Clavell |
| Initial Theatrical Release: June 14, 1967 (Wide) by Sony Pictures |
| Keywords: Life Drama, Bigotry, Inspirational Teacher, Immigration, Teachers, Set in London, Black British |
| Classification: Drama, Live Action |
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Domestic BO: $42,432,803 |
14
| Per un pugno di dollari |
| Director: Sergio Leone |
| Lead Roles: Clint Eastwood as Joe |
| Initial Theatrical Release: January 18, 1967 (Wide) by United Artists, released as A Fistful of Dollars |
| Keywords: Spaghetti Western, Remake, Foreign-Language Remake, Unnamed Character, Sheriff, Corrupt Cops, Smuggler |
| Classification: Remake, Western, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $3,500,000 |
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International BO: $28,283 |
15
| Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer |
| Director: Larry Roemer |
| Initial Theatrical Release: December 24, 1967 (Limited) (Japan) |
| Keywords: TV Movie |
| Classification: Based on Folk Tale/Legend/Fairytale, Adventure, Stop-Motion Animation, Fantasy |
16
| Easy Come, Easy Go |
| Director: John Rich |
| Initial Theatrical Release: March 22, 1967 (Wide) |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Adventure, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $1,900,000 |
17
| One Million Years B.C. |
| Director: Don Chaffey |
| Lead Roles: Raquel Welch as Loana |
| Initial Theatrical Release: February 21, 1967 (Wide) |
| Classification: Adventure |
18
| Clambake |
| Director: Arthur H. Nadel |
| Lead Roles: Elvis Presley |
| Initial Theatrical Release: October 18, 1967 (Limited) |
19
| In the Heat of the Night |
| Director: Norman Jewison |
| Initial Theatrical Release: August 2, 1967 (Wide) by MGM |
| Keywords: Mystery Drama, Police Detective, Bigotry, Set in Mississippi, Abortion, Murder Mystery, 1968 Oscars Best Picture Nominee, Oscars Best Picture Winner |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Drama, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $24,379,978 |
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International BO: $27,669 |
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| Le roi de coeur |
| Director: Philippe de Broca |
| Initial Theatrical Release: June 19, 1967 (Limited) by Lopert Pictures Corporation, released as King of Hearts |
| Keywords: World War I, Set in France, Mental Illness, Mental Hospital, 1910s |
| Classification: Live Action |
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Domestic BO: $17,646 |
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International BO: $484 |
Synopsis
During World War I, Scottish soldier Private Plumpick is sent on a mission to a village in the French countryside to disarm a bomb set by the retreating German army. Plumpick encounters a strange town occupied by the former residents of the local psychiatric hospital who escaped after the villagers deserted. Assuming roles like Bishop, Duke, barber, and circus ringmaster, they warmly accept the visitor as their King of Hearts. With his reconnaissance and bomb-defusing mission looming, Plumpick starts to prefer the acceptance of the insane locals over the insanity of the war raging outside.
21
| Casino Royale |
| Director: John Huston, Ken Hughes, Robert Parrish, Joe McGrath, Val Guest |
| Lead Roles: Ursula Andress as Vesper Lynd, David Niven as Sir James Bond |
| Initial Theatrical Release: April 28, 1967 (Wide) by Sony Pictures |
| Keywords: Spoof, Same Actor, Multiple Roles, Adapted as a Comedy, Farcical / Slapstick Comedy, Development Hell, Famously Bad, Remade |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Comedy, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $22,744,718 |
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International BO: $19,000,000 |
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| La Chinoise |
| Initial Theatrical Release: August 30, 1967 (Wide) (France) |
| Keywords: Set in France, Terrorism, Set in Paris, Breaking the Fourth Wall, Communism, Prostitution, Mistaken Identity, Hitmen, Political Assassination |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Black Comedy, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $34,774 |
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| La religieuse |
| Director: Jacques Rivette |
| Lead Roles: Anna Karina as Suzanne Simonin |
| Initial Theatrical Release: July 26, 1967 (Wide) (France) |
| Keywords: LGBTQ+, Monks and Nuns, Set in France, 1700s, Bigotry, Depression, Unrequited Love, Suicide, Voiceover/Narration, Women’s Rights |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Drama, Live Action, Historical Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $30,245 |
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International BO: $2,416 |
Synopsis
In eighteenth century France, novice Suzanne is compelled to take her vows and become a nun. As she does what she can to resist, Suzanne is shuttled between convents with widely different Mothers Superior, ranging from maternal to sadistic to amorous.
24
| Cool Hand Luke |
| Director: Stuart Rosenberg |
| Lead Roles: Paul Newman as Lucas "Cool Hand" Jackson |
| Initial Theatrical Release: November 1, 1967 (Wide) |
| Keywords: Prison, Unnamed Character, Corrupt Cops, Crime Drama, 1950s, Cruel Wardens or Prison Guards |
| Classification: Based on Fiction Book/Short Story, Drama, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $16,217,773 |
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International BO: $388 |
25
| Divorce American Style |
| Director: Bud Yorkin |
| Initial Theatrical Release: June 21, 1967 (Wide) |
| Keywords: Romantic Comedy, Romance, Relationships Gone Wrong, Divorcée Romance, Exes in Love, Hypnotism |
| Classification: Original Screenplay, Romantic Comedy, Live Action, Contemporary Fiction |
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Domestic BO: $12,000,000 |