All Dean Martin Movies List, Ranked
1John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky NelsonIn this classic Western, directed by Howard Hawks, the audience witnesses the undeniable chemistry between Sheriff John T. Chance, portrayed by John Wayne, and Dude, a recovering alcoholic deputy played by Dean Martin. Together, they defend a small town from a ruthless cattle baron and his gang of hired guns. The film not only showcases Martin's acting talents, but also features his iconic singing voice, making it a definitive entry in his filmography.
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2John Wayne, Dean Martin, Martha HyerThis Western drama revolves around four brothers, including Dean Martin as Tom Elder, who come together to avenge their mother's death and investigate the mysterious circumstances surrounding their father's demise. Directed by Henry Hathaway, the film highlights the bond among the siblings as they bravely take on injustices in their hometown. Audiences will find Martin's portrayal of the loyal and courageous Tom Elder both captivating and unforgettable.
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3Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clift, Dean MartinAdapted from Irwin Shaw's novel, this World War II drama features Dean Martin as Michael Whiteacre, an aspiring Broadway star who must grapple with the realities of war alongside fellow American soldier, portrayed by Montgomery Clift. Meanwhile, Marlon Brando delivers a chilling performance as a conflicted Nazi officer. This film, directed by Edward Dmytryk, is lauded for its ensemble cast and intense exploration of the individual's experience of war.
4Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin, Jacqueline BissetIn this disaster film, based on Arthur Hailey's bestselling novel, Dean Martin stars as captain Vernon Demerest, a pilot dealing with a bomb threat onboard his transatlantic flight. Directed by George Seaton, the film expertly weaves together multiple storylines, set against the backdrop of a blizzard-stricken airport. Martin's portrayal of a man facing tremendous pressure adds gripping tension to this tale of human resilience.
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5Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy DavisThis iconic heist film, directed by Lewis Milestone, stars Dean Martin as Sam Harmon, a member of the "Rat Pack," alongside Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Peter Lawford. The group plans to rob several Las Vegas casinos in one night, and the film follows their intricate plot and its dramatic unraveling. With its star-studded cast and memorable soundtrack, it remains a beloved classic among fans of heist movies.
6Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Shirley MacLaineDirected by Vincente Minnelli and based on James Jones' novel, this drama features Dean Martin as Bama Dillert, a gambler and war veteran who forms a complex friendship with Frank Sinatra's character, Dave Hirsh. Set in post-World War II America, the film delves into themes of love, loyalty, and the struggle for redemption. Martin's compelling performance as the charismatic Bama earned him critical acclaim and cemented his status as a serious actor.
7Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy DavisThis musical comedy, set in Prohibition-era Chicago, stars Dean Martin as Little John, a member of a Robin Hood-inspired gang led by Frank Sinatra's character, Robbo. Directed by Gordon Douglas, the film features catchy songs, including Martin's notable performance of "Any Man Who Loves His Mother." With its lighthearted tone and charismatic cast, it remains a delightful addition to Martin's filmography.
8James Stewart, Dean Martin, Raquel WelchIn this action-packed Western, directed by Andrew V. McLaglen, audiences are treated to the pairing of outlaw brothers, played by Dean Martin and James Stewart. Their characters embark on a daring rescue mission to save Stewart's character's wife, who has been captured by a merciless sheriff. The film showcases Martin's considerable range, seamlessly blending humor, action, and drama.
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9Dean Martin, Geraldine Page, Yvette MimieuxBased on Lillian Hellman's play, this Southern Gothic drama directed by George Roy Hill features Dean Martin as Julian Berniers, a man caught in a web of family tensions and dark secrets. As his character becomes entangled in the lives of his manipulative sisters, Martin delivers a gripping performance that highlights his dramatic range. The film boasts a powerhouse cast, including Geraldine Page and Wendy Hiller, who add layers of emotional depth to this complex tale.
10Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum, Roddy McDowallHenry Hathaway directs this taut Western thriller, which follows Dean Martin as Van Morgan, a poker player who finds himself investigating a series of murders tied to a game he played in. As Morgan uncovers dark secrets and faces off against a dangerous killer, Martin delivers a captivating lead performance. The film blends elements of mystery and suspense, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.
11Judy Holliday, Dean Martin, Fred ClarkIn this romantic comedy musical, Dean Martin stars opposite the talented Judy Holliday as Jeffrey Moss, a playwright suffering from writer's block. Vincente Minnelli directs this charming tale of an unlikely romance that blossoms between Moss and a telephone operator who moonlights as his muse. Featuring sparkling chemistry and memorable musical moments, the film stands as a testament to Martin's versatility as a performer.
12Dean Martin, Ann-Margret, Karl MaldenDean Martin reprises his role as smooth-talking spy Matt Helm in this thrilling sequel to The Silencers. Directed by Henry Levin, the plot follows Helm as he races against time to prevent an evil organization from destroying a crucial space probe. With its memorable action sequences and razor-sharp wit, the film offers fans another chance to see Martin in his iconic role.
13Dean Martin, Stella Stevens, Daliah LaviThis spy spoof stars Dean Martin as suave secret agent Matt Helm, who must save the world from a sinister organization bent on nuclear destruction. Directed by Phil Karlson, the film expertly balances humor and action, and serves as the first of four films in which Martin portrayed Helm. Audiences will appreciate Martin's undeniable charisma and smooth demeanor in this entertaining adventure.
14Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Anita EkbergDirected by Robert Aldrich, this Western comedy follows rival entrepreneurs Zack Thomas and Joe Jarrett, played by Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, as they join forces to protect their interests from a ruthless competitor. Filled with witty banter, breathtaking stunts, and memorable supporting characters, the film showcases Martin's comedic chops and undeniable chemistry with Sinatra. This lighthearted adventure promises to delight both Western enthusiasts and fans of the dynamic duo.
15Dean Martin, Alain Delon, Joey BishopIn this comedic Western directed by Michael Gordon, Dean Martin plays Sam Hollis, a lovable rogue who helps a Spanish nobleman, portrayed by Alain Delon, evade a vengeful army officer and win the heart of the woman he loves. Filled with slapstick humor and lighthearted adventure, the film is a showcase for Martin's comedic talents and his undeniable screen presence. Fans of Martin's lighter fare will find much to enjoy in this spirited romp.
16Chuck Norris, Dean Martin, Sharon TateThe fourth and final entry in the Matt Helm series, directed by Phil Karlson, sees Dean Martin's iconic secret agent tasked with retrieving stolen gold and foiling the plans of an evil countess, played by Elke Sommer. With its action-packed story and trademark humor, the film is a fitting conclusion to Martin's tenure as the charming and resourceful Helm. Viewers will savor his final turn in the role that solidified his status as a cinematic icon.
17Dean Martin, George Peppard, Jean SimmonsThis Western, directed by Arnold Laven, stars Dean Martin as Alex Flood, a ruthless former lawman turned corrupt town boss. The film follows Flood's battle against a determined opponent, played by George Peppard, who seeks to expose his nefarious deeds and restore justice to the beleaguered community. Martin's chilling portrayal of the villainous Flood is a compelling departure from his typical roles and a testament to his acting versatility.
18Marilyn Monroe, Dean Martin, Cyd CharisseThough never completed due to the untimely death of its star, Marilyn Monroe, this romantic comedy directed by George Cukor featured Dean Martin as a man who believes his wife, portrayed by Monroe, has died in a plane crash, only to discover that she has survived and started a new life. The surviving footage showcases Martin's natural chemistry with Monroe and offers a tantalizing glimpse of what could have been a memorable addition to their respective filmographies. Despite its unfinished status, the project remains an important part of Martin's cinematic legacy.
19Tony Curtis, Dean Martin, Janet LeighIn this romantic comedy directed by George Sidney, Dean Martin stars as Michael Haney, a man who helps his friend salvage his marriage by concocting an elaborate ruse involving a fake espionage operation. As Haney navigates a web of misunderstandings and comic mishaps, Martin demonstrates his impeccable comedic timing and mastery of physical humor. The film's clever premise and delightful cast, including Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, make it an enjoyable romp.
20Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Shirley MacLaineFrank Tashlin directs this colorful musical comedy, which stars Dean Martin as Rick Todd, a struggling painter who shares an apartment with comic book artist Eugene Fullstack, played by Jerry Lewis. The film features a memorable performance by Martin of the titular song, "Artists and Models," as well as several other catchy tunes. With its vibrant visuals and energetic performances, the film is a delightful showcase of Martin's comedic and musical abilities.
21Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Lee Van CleefDirected by Norman Taurog, this comedic Western stars Dean Martin as the straight-laced Slim Mosely Jr., who is determined to bring justice to his father's killers alongside his bumbling partner, played by Jerry Lewis. The film is filled with humorous situations and entertaining musical numbers, demonstrating Martin and Lewis's undeniable on-screen chemistry. Fans of the duo will appreciate this lighthearted romp through the Old West.
22Susan Hayward, Dean Martin, Wilfrid Hyde-WhiteIn this political drama directed by Daniel Mann, Dean Martin stars as Bo Gillis, a humble bartender-turned-governor who finds himself embroiled in a web of corruption and deceit. Susan Hayward plays the titular character, Ada, a former prostitute who becomes Gillis's wife and First Lady, and the couple must navigate the treacherous world of politics together. Martin's role as an everyman in over his head showcases his dramatic skills and screen presence.
23Dean Martin, Kim Novak, Ray WalstonThis satirical comedy, directed by Billy Wilder, stars Dean Martin as Dino, a fictionalized version of himself who becomes embroiled in a small-town love triangle after his car breaks down. As Dino navigates the situation with his trademark charm and wit, the film cleverly explores themes of fame and desire. Martin's self-aware performance adds an extra layer of depth to this provocative and entertaining romp.
24Dean Martin, Elizabeth Montgomery, Carol BurnettThis farcical comedy, directed by Daniel Mann, features Dean Martin as Jason Steele, a television star who must navigate a series of misunderstandings and romantic entanglements after he accidentally tries out someone else's new bed. Along the way, he encounters a colorful cast of characters, including Carol Burnett as a hilarious sleepwalker. Martin's performance showcases his comedic abilities and charm, making it an enjoyable watch for fans of lighthearted fare.
25Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy DavisThis comedic Western directed by John Sturges is a Rat Pack vehicle that features Dean Martin as Sergeant Chip Deal, a member of a tight-knit group of cavalrymen who embark on a daring rescue mission when their commanding officer's wife is kidnapped. Alongside Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr., Martin delivers an engaging performance filled with wit and camaraderie. The film's blend of action, humor, and heartfelt sentiment makes it a favorite among fans of the legendary entertainers.
26Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Donna ReedIn this sports comedy, Dean Martin plays Joe Anthony, a talented golfer who becomes the unconventional coach of his childhood friend, portrayed by Jerry Lewis. Directed by Norman Taurog, the film features several memorable musical numbers, including Martin's iconic performance of "That's Amore." Audiences will find much to enjoy in this charming and humorous tale of friendship and self-discovery.
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27Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Lizabeth ScottIn this horror-comedy directed by George Marshall, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis star as nightclub performers who find themselves facing off against a vengeful ghost on a haunted Caribbean island. Combining elements of slapstick, suspense, and musical numbers, this riotous romp showcases the duo's versatile on-screen talents. Fans of Martin and Lewis will appreciate the delightful blend of chills and laughs in this entertaining escapade.
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28Dean Martin, Anthony Franciosa, Shirley MacLaineDirected by Joseph Anthony, this drama stars Dean Martin as Maury Novak, a talent agent who discovers and nurtures the career of an aspiring actor, played by Anthony Franciosa. While exploring the ups and downs of show business, the film delves into themes of ambition, betrayal, and redemption. Martin's portrayal of a conflicted and complex character highlights his skills as a dramatic actor and offers a compelling departure from his comedic roles.
29Dean Martin, Senta Berger, Roy JensonThe third installment in the Matt Helm series, directed by Henry Levin, sees Dean Martin as the suave secret agent trying to recover a stolen flying saucer while fighting off femme fatales and sinister villains. Filled with action, humor, and plenty of Martin's trademark charm, this entertaining spy spoof offers fans another chance to see him in one of his most iconic roles.
30Shirley MacLaine, Dean Martin, Cliff RobertsonThis romantic comedy directed by Joseph Anthony stars Dean Martin as Tony Ryder, a newspaper publisher who suspects that a young woman played by Shirley MacLaine has murdered his wealthy uncle. As he investigates the case, he becomes increasingly attracted to her, leading to a series of comic misunderstandings and misadventures. Martin's charm and wit shine brightly in this entertaining whodunit that keeps audiences guessing until the end.
