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Rex Allen – Complete Filmography

(Based on DejaScene’s full 40‑film list and supported by TV Guide credits)

Below is the complete list of the 40 feature films Rex Allen starred in during his Republic Pictures “Arizona Cowboy” era and beyond.

⭐ 1950

  • Hills of Oklahoma

  • Redwood Forest Trail

  • The Arizona Cowboy

  • Trail of Robin Hood

  • Under Mexicali Stars (as Mike Jordan)

⭐ 1951

  • Rodeo King and the Senorita

  • Silver City Bonanza

  • Thunder in God’s Country

  • Utah Wagon Train

⭐ 1952

  • Border Saddlemates

  • Colorado Sundown

  • Old Oklahoma Plains

  • South Pacific Trail

⭐ 1953

  • Iron Mountain Trail

  • Old Overland Trail

  • Red River Shore

  • Shadows of Tombstone

⭐ 1954

  • Down Laredo Way

  • Phantom Stallion

  • Red River Shore (re‑release/alt listing)

⭐ 1955

  • The Last Musketeer

  • Sweethearts on Parade

⭐ 1956

  • The Cowboy and the Senorita (TV Guide cross‑credit)

⭐ 1957–1960 (Disney & Family Films)

(These appear in TV Guide’s verified credits list)

  • The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon

  • The Wetback Hound

  • Yellowstone Cubs

  • The Incredible Journey (narrator)

  • Charlie the Lonesome Cougar

  • The Legend of Lobo

⭐ 1970s–1980s (Later Appearances)

  • Charlotte’s Web (narrator, 1973)

  • Starbird and Sweet William

  • Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch (archive footage)

📚 Sources

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