Essay Two. Table. 50 Queer Films from 1967-1976: Queer Cinema Comes Out.

TABLE SUMMARY OF 50 QUEER FILMS RELEASED IN THE DECADE AFTER THE HAYS CODE WAS REPLACED BY THE MPAA (1967-1976)

DIRECTORS
who directed
gay
characters
in one or
more of
the
45
Queer Films
mentioned.
If the director
is/was gay,
their name
is highlighted
in red.
ACTORS
who directed
gay
characters
in one or
more of
the
45
Queer Films
mentioned.
If the actor
is/was gay,
their name
is highlighted
in red.
ACTORS
(CONTINUED)

who directed
gay
characters
in one or
more of
the
45
Queer Films
mentioned.
If the actor
is/was gay,
their name
is highlighted
in red.
 Gay 
Screen
writers
 and
Gay
Writers
of

Source
Material
in one or
more of
the
45
Queer Films
mentioned.
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
(2)
Helmut Berger
(2)
Harvey Jason
(1)
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
(2) 
Stanley Kubrick
(2)
*
Rod Steiger 
(2)
*
Anthony James
(1)
Luchino Visconti
(2)
Sidney Lumet
(2)
*
Rene Auberjonois
(1)
Robert Joel (1)Giorgio Bassani
(1)
Frank Perry
(2)
Bob Balaban
(1)
Robert La Tourneaux
(1)
Mart Crowley
(1) 
John Schlesinger
(2)
*
Martin Balsam
(1) 
Frank Langella
(1)
John Dyer
(1) 
Luchino Visconti
(2)
Alan Bates
(1)
Laurence Luckinbill
(1)
Christopher Isherwood
(1)
Robert Aldrich
(1)
* 
Richard Benjamin
(1)
Anthony Malet
(1)
Larry Kramer
(1) 
Dario Argento
(1)
Joan Bennett
(1)
Michael Meyers
(1)
John Van Druton
(1)
John G. Avildsen
(1)
Robby Benson
 (1)
Tim McIntire
(1)
 
Max Baer
(1)
Dirk Bogarde
 (1) 
*
Christopher Morley
(1)
Bernardo Bertolucci
(1)
Karlheinz Böhm
(1)
Kenneth Nelson
(1)
  
Donald Cammell
and
Nicholas Roeg
(1)
Marcel Bozzuffi
(1)
Al Pacino
 (1)
Gilbert Cates
(1)
Carol Browne
(1)
*
Anita Pallenberg
(1) 
 
Shirley Clarke
(1)
Betty Buckley
 (1)
Estelle Parsons
(1)
Jack Clayton
(1)
Richard Burton
(1)
Anthony Perkins
(1)
*
Costa-Gavras
(1)
Timothy Carlton
(uncredited)
(1)
Keith Prentice
(1)
 
Brian De Palma
(1)
Margit Carstensen
(1)
Douglas Rain
(voice only)
(1)
 
Vittorio De Sica
(1)
Jack Cassidy
(1)
John Randolph
(1)

Stanley Donen

(1)
*
Jonathan Cecil
(1)
Beryl Reid
(1)
Gordon Douglas
(1)
Peter Chatel
(1)
Ron Rickards
(1)
Clint Eastwood
(1)
Lois Chiles
(1)
Anton Rodgers
(1)
Richard Fleischer
(1)
Pierre Clementi
(1)
Dominique Sanda
(1)
John Flynn
(1)
Eve Collyer
(1) 
Hanna Schygulla
(1)
 
Bob Fosse
(1)
Frederick Colms
 (1)
Robert Stephens
(1)
 
Melvin Frank
(1)
Hume Cronyn
(1) 
*
Leonardo Treviglio
(1)
William Friedkin
(1)
Tim Curry
(1)
Jean-Louis Trintignant
(1)
 
Derek Jarman
and
Paul Humfress
(1)
Sandy Dennis
(1)
Jon Voight
(1)
Christopher Larkin
(1)
Divine
(1)
Sam Waterston
(1)
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
(1)
*
Gwyda Donhowe
(1)
Peter White
(1)
Albert
and
Davis Maysles
(1)
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
(1)
William Windom
(1)
 
Larry Peerce
(1)
Peter Finch
(1)
Michael York
(1)
 
Paul Newman
(1)
James Fox
(1)
*

Susannah York
(1)
 
Alan J. Pakula
(1)
Leonard Frey
(1)
Martin Ritt
(1)
Cliff Gorman
(1) 
 
Herbert Ross
(1)
Reuben Greene
(1) 
 
Richard Rush
(1)
Helmut Griem
(1)
Ken Russell
(1)
Rex Harrison
(1)
 
Mark Rydell
(1)
Hurd Hatfield
(1)
*
  
Richard C. Sarafian
(1)
Irm Hermann
(1)
  
Jim Sharman
(1)
Anne Heywood
(1)
  
Jack Smight
(1)
Dustin Hoffman
(1)
  
John Waters
(1)
Jason Holliday
(1)
Billy Wilder
(1)
*
Bernard Hughes
(1)
  
Fred Zinnemann
(1)
 Mick Jagger
(1)
*Directors and actors who also appear in my previous essay “65 Queer Films Made Under the Hays Code (1934-1967).”

Essay One (1/2). Queer Films Under the Hays Code (1934-1967). – TheBrownees

https://thebrownees.net/essay-one-1-34-queer-films-made-under-the-hays-code-1934-1956/

https://thebrownees.net/essay-one-2-31-queer-films-made-under-the-hays-code-1957-1967/

https://thebrownees.net/essay-one-table-65-queer-films-made-under-the-hays-code-1934-1937/

https://thebrownees.net/essay-two-50-queer-films-from-1967-1976-queer-cinema-comes-out/

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