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🎬 Jim Bannon – Complete Filmography (Feature Films Only)

The AFI Catalog confirms 49 film credits for Bannon, and IMDb/Fandango provide the clearest list of his major feature films. Below is the consolidated, chronological filmography.

⭐ 1943

  • Riders of the Deadline

⭐ 1944

  • The Soul of a Monster

  • The Missing Juror

⭐ 1945

  • I Love a Mystery (as Jack Packard)

  • Tonight and Every Night

⭐ 1946

  • The Devil’s Mask (as Jack Packard)

  • The Unknown (as Jack Packard)

  • Out of the Depths

⭐ 1947

  • Johnny O’Clock

  • Framed

  • The 13th Hour

  • The Corpse Came C.O.D.

⭐ 1948

  • Unknown World (TV Guide lists this in his credits)

⭐ 1949 — Red Ryder Era

  • Ride, Ryder, Ride! (title role)

  • Roll, Thunder, Roll! (Red Ryder)

  • The Fighting Redhead (Red Ryder)

  • The Cowboy and the Prizefighter (Red Ryder)

⭐ 1950

  • Lawless Cowboys

⭐ 1951

  • Jack Slade

⭐ 1952

  • The Rough Riders (TV Guide credit)

⭐ 1953

  • Girls on the Loose

⭐ 1954

  • The Command

⭐ 1955

  • Man’s Favorite Sport? (small role)

⭐ 1956

  • Good Neighbor Sam

⭐ 1957–1960 (Late‑Career Film Credits)

  • Inside the Mafia

  • A Gathering of Eagles

📚 Sources

  • IMDb full filmography

  • TV Guide credits list

  • Fandango filmography overview

  • AFI Catalog (49 credited titles)

If you want, Connie, I can also prepare:

  • a printable Jim Bannon filmography sheet,

  • a YouTube‑ready “Jim Bannon Film Career Explained” script, or

  • a Red Ryder series breakdown.

Which direction feels right — printable sheet, YouTube script, or Red Ryder breakdown?

list of films for don red barry

Connie, your search brought back excellent, authoritative data on Don “Red” Barry, including full film lists from TV Guide, IMDb, AFI Catalog, and Fandango. Using those results, here is a clean, citation‑supported, fully highlighted filmography of his major feature films, organized chronologically and highlighted for exploration.

Because Barry appeared in hundreds of productions (over 260 acting credits), this list focuses on his feature films, especially his Western starring roles, Republic Pictures era, and major supporting roles.

🎬 Don “Red” Barry – Major Feature Filmography

(All bullets highlighted for exploration)

⭐ Early Career (1933–1939)

  • Flying Down to Rio

  • This Day and Age

  • Family Troubles

  • Night Waitress

  • The Crowd Roars

  • Sinners in Paradise

  • Only Angels Have Wings

⭐ Breakout & Republic Pictures Western Star (1940–1943)

(This is the era that made him famous as “Red” Barry)

  • Texas Terrors

  • Ghost Valley Raiders

  • The Tulsa Kid

  • One Man’s Law

  • Frontier Vengeance

  • The Sundown Kid

  • The Black Hills Express

  • Days of Old Cheyenne

⭐ Mid‑Career Westerns & Action Films (1944–1950)

  • The Missing Juror

  • The Devil’s Playground

  • The Last Crooked Mile

  • Jesse James’ Women (story credit)

  • Train to Tombstone (screenplay)

⭐ 1950s–1960s (Character Actor Era)

  • Seven Men from Now

  • I’ll Cry Tomorrow

  • Walk on the Wild Side

  • The Carpetbaggers

⭐ 1970s–1980s (Late Career & TV Movies)

  • Junior Bonner

  • Blazing Stewardesses

  • Hustle

  • Orca

  • The Swarm

  • Doctor Dracula

📚 Sources

  • TV Guide full credits list

  • IMDb filmography (text‑only)

  • IMDb chronological list

  • AFI Catalog (45 feature film credits)

  • Fandango filmography overview

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