This is a list of films produced, co-produced, and/or distributed by Warner Bros. in the 1970s. This list does not include direct-to-video releases or films from New Line Cinema prior to its merger with Warner Bros. in 2008, nor does it include third-party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions.
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Polaris Productions and Hawk Films
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Artists Entertainment Complex
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Hawk Films and Peregrine Productions
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama co-production with Wildwood Enterprises
Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picture Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy co-production with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Rastar
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This is a list of films produced co produced and or distributed by Warner Bros in the 1970s This list does not include direct to video releases or films from New Line Cinema prior to its merger with Warner Bros in 2008 nor does it include third party films or films Warner gained the rights to as a result of mergers or acquisitions Contents 1 1970s 1 1 1970 1 2 1971 1 3 1972 1 4 1973 1 5 1974 1 6 1975 1 7 1976 1 8 1977 1 9 1978 1 10 1979 2 See also 3 Notes 4 References1970s edit1970 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 14 1970 Last of the Mobile Hot ShotsFebruary 4 1970 Start the Revolution Without Me co production with Norbud ProductionsFebruary 11 1970 Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed British filmco production with Hammer FilmsMarch 12 1970 Moon Zero Two British filmMarch 26 1970 WoodstockMay 6 1970 The PhynxMay 13 1970 The Ballad of Cable HogueJune 7 1970 Taste the Blood of Dracula British filmco production with Hammer FilmsJuly 29 1970 Chisum co production with Batjac ProductionsAugust 3 1970 Performance British filmco production with Goodtimes EnterprisesSeptember 4 1970 Which Way to the Front October 20 1970 Rabbit RunOctober 24 1970 Trog British filmNovember 12 1970 The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer British filmco production with David Paradine Productions and London Weekend TelevisionNovember 20 1970 Flap co production with Cine Vesta AssociatesDecember 25 1970 There Was a Crooked Man 1971 edit Release date Title NotesFebruary 26 1971 The Priest s Wife Italian French filmUSA distribution onlyMarch 11 1971 THX 1138 co production with American ZoetropeMarch 17 1971 When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth British filmco production with Hammer FilmsApril 9 1971 Summer of 42 Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Mulligan Roth ProductionsMay 1 1971 Billy Jack distribution only produced by National Student Film CorporationJune 17 1971 Death in Venice Italian filmJune 24 1971 McCabe amp Mrs MillerJune 25 1971 Klute co production with Gus ProductionsJuly 14 1971 Dusty and Sweets McGeeJuly 16 1971 The Devils British filmco production with Russo ProductionsAugust 1 1971 The Omega Man co production with Walter Seltzer ProductionsAugust 11 1971 And the Crows Will Dig Your Grave Spanish filmdistribution onlyAugust 25 1971 Medicine Ball CaravanSeptember 30 1971 Skin GameOctober 6 1971 Zeppelin British filmNovember 24 1971 Man in the WildernessDecember 19 1971 A Clockwork Orange Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Polaris Productions and Hawk FilmsDecember 23 1971 Dirty Harry co production with The Malpaso Company1972 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 13 1972 The CowboysFebruary 2 1972 Snow JobFebruary 25 1972 Dealing Or the Berkeley to Boston Forty Brick Lost Bag BluesMarch 10 1972 What s Up Doc co production with Saticoy ProductionsMay 24 1972 Malcolm XJune 12 1972 Adam s WomanGet to Know Your RabbitJune 19 1972 Portnoy s Complaint co production with Chenault ProductionsJune 29 1972 The CandidateCome Back Charleston BlueJuly 21 1972 A Fan s Notes co production with CoquihalaJuly 30 1972 Deliverance Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Elmer EnterprisesAugust 1 1972 Cry for Me Billy distribution only produced by Brut ProductionsAugust 4 1972 Super Fly co production with Superfly Ltd September 21 1972 Cancel My Reservation distribution only produced by Naho ProductionsSeptember 24 1972 The Emigrants Swedish filmdistribution only produced by Svensk FilmindustriNominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNovember 17 1972 Dracula A D 1972 British filmco production with Hammer Film ProductionsNovember 22 1972 RageNovember 29 1972 Crescendo British filmco production with Hammer Film ProductionsDecember 21 1972 Jeremiah Johnson co production with Sanford Productions1973 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 31 1973 Steelyard BluesFebruary 7 1973 The Train Robbers co production with Batjac ProductionsMarch 1 1973 The Thief Who Came to Dinner co production with Bud Yorkin ProductionsMarch 21 1973 King Boxer N 1 distribution only produced by Shaw Brothers StudioApril 10 1973 Class of 44April 11 1973 ScarecrowJune 14 1973 The Last of Sheila co production with Hera ProductionsJune 17 1973 Blume in LoveJune 20 1973 O Lucky Man British filmJuly 11 1973 Cahill U S Marshal co production with Batjac ProductionsJuly 13 1973 Cleopatra JonesJuly 25 1973 The Mackintosh Man British filmco production with Newman Foreman CompanyAugust 19 1973 Enter the Dragon N 2 co production with Concord Production Inc and distributed with Golden HarvestSeptember 7 1973 Day for Night French filmOctober 14 1973 Mean Streets USA Latin America Australia Japan distribution only co production with Taplin Perry Scorsese ProductionsOctober 15 1973 BadlandsOctober 24 1973 The All American BoyOctober 26 1973 The New Land Swedish filmdistribution only produced by Svensk FilmindustriDecember 21 1973 Jimi HendrixThe Deadly TrackersDecember 18 1973 Amarcord Italian filmdistribution onlyDecember 25 1973 Magnum Force co production with The Malpaso CompanyDecember 26 1973 The Exorcist Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Hoya ProductionsDecember 31 1973 Treasure Island produced by Filmation1974 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 24 1974 Sacred Knives of Vengeance N 1 distribution only produced by Shaw Brothers StudioJanuary 28 1974 Black Belt Jones co production with Sequoin FilmsFebruary 6 1974 McQ co production with Batjac ProductionsFebruary 7 1974 Blazing Saddles co production with Crossbow ProductionsMarch 27 1974 Mame co production with ABCApril 10 1974 Our TimeMay 13 1974 Welcome to Arrow Beach distribution only produced by Brut ProductionsMay 17 1974 Black Eye co production with Pat Rooney Productions and Jerry Buss PresentationsMay 19 1974 Zandy s BrideJune 7 1974 Craze British filmUSA distribution only produced by Harbour Productions LimitedJune 19 1974 The Terminal ManJuly 10 1974 Oliver Twist produced by FilmationJuly 26 1974 Uptown Saturday Night co production with First ArtistsAugust 14 1974 Black Samson co production with Omni PicturesOctober 1 1974 It s Alive co production with Larco ProductionsOctober 2 1974 Hangup distribution only produced by Brut ProductionsOctober 3 1974 The Abdication British filmNovember 19 1974 Animals Are Beautiful People South African filmDecember 14 1974 The Towering Inferno Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureInternational distribution only co production with 20th Century Fox and Irwin Allen ProductionsDecember 20 1974 Black Christmas USA distribution only produced by Film Funding Ltd Vision IV Canadian Film Development Corporation and Famous Players1975 edit Release date Title NotesDecember 25 1974 Freebie and the BeanJanuary 29 1975 Alice Doesn t Live Here AnymoreFebruary 2 1975 Rafferty and the Gold Dust TwinsMarch 14 1975 The Prisoner of Second AvenueMarch 19 1975 The YakuzaMay 23 1975 Lepke co production with AmeriEuro CorpJune 9 1975 Doc Savage The Man of BronzeThe Wicker Man N 3 USA distribution only produced by British Lion FilmsJune 11 1975 Night MovesJune 25 1975 The Drowning Pool co production with First ArtistsJuly 11 1975 Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of GoldSeptember 21 1975 Dog Day Afternoon Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Artists Entertainment ComplexOctober 10 1975 Lisztomania British filmco production with Goodtimes Enterprises and Visual Programme SystemsOctober 11 1975 Let s Do It Again co production with First Artists and Verdon Productions LimitedNovember 1 1975 Operation Daybreak co production with Howard R Schuster Inc American Allied Studios and Barrandov StudiosNovember 2 1975 The Ultimate WarriorNovember 7 1975 From Beyond the Grave British filmco production with Amicus ProductionsDecember 18 1975 Barry Lyndon Nominee of the Academy Award for Best Picturenominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Hawk Films and Peregrine Productions1976 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 1976 Inside Out British filmco production with Kettledrum FilmsFebruary 25 1976 Catherine amp Co French filmApril 4 1976 Hot PotatoApril 7 1976 Sparkle co production with RSOApril 9 1976 All the President s Men Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureNominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Dramaco production with Wildwood EnterprisesJune 4 1976 Ode to Billy JoeJune 30 1976 The Outlaw Josey Wales co production with The Malpaso CompanyJuly 28 1976 The Gumball Rally co production with First ArtistsAugust 12 1976 The Ritz Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or ComedySeptember 1 1976 St IvesOctober 31 1976 The Killer Inside Me distribution onlyOctober 20 1976 Led Zeppelin The Song Remains the SameDecember 17 1976 A Star Is Born Winner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedyco production with First Artists and Barwood FilmsDecember 22 1976 The Enforcer co production with The Malpaso Company1977 edit Release date Title NotesFebruary 10 1977 The Late Show co production with Lion s Gate FilmsMarch 31 1977 Brothers co production with Edward Lewis Productions and Soho ProductionsJune 13 1977 Viva Knievel co production with Sherrill C Corwin ProductionsJune 17 1977 Exorcist II The HereticJuly 1 1977 Greased LightningJuly 15 1977 Outlaw BluesAugust 3 1977 One on OneSeptember 29 1977 Bobby Deerfield co production with Columbia Pictures and First ArtistsOctober 7 1977 Oh God A Piece of the Action co production with First ArtistsOctober 14 1977 Starship Invasions distribution only produced by Hal Roach StudiosNovember 20 1977 The PackNovember 30 1977 The Goodbye Girl Nominee of the Academy Award for Best PictureWinner of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedyco production with Metro Goldwyn Mayer and RastarDecember 21 1977 The Gauntlet co production with The Malpaso Company1978 edit Release date Title NotesJanuary 29 1978 A Night Full of RainMarch 17 1978 An Enemy of the PeopleCrossed Swords N 3 USA amp Japan distribution only produced by International Film Production and Prince and the Pauper Film Export A G March 18 1978 Straight Time co production with First ArtistsApril 14 1978 The Medusa Touch N 4 USA distribution only produced by ITC EntertainmentMay 10 1978 It Lives Again co production with Larco ProductionsMay 19 1978 The Sea Gypsies co production with A Team ProductionsMay 26 1978 Big WednesdayJune 2 1978 Capricorn One N 4 USA distribution only produced by ITC EntertainmentJuly 14 1978 The SwarmHooperAugust 29 1978 Girlfriends co production with Cyclops FilmsOctober 6 1978 Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe distribution only produced by Lorimar Aldrich Company Geria Productions and Bavaria FilmsBloodbrothersNovember 1 1978 The Great Bank HoaxNovember 22 1978 Movie Movie N 4 Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or ComedyUSA distribution only produced by ITC EntertainmentDecember 15 1978 Superman distribution only produced by DC Comics Dovemead Ltd Film Export A G and International Film ProductionDecember 20 1978 Every Which Way but Loose co production with The Malpaso Company1979 edit Release date Title NotesFebruary 9 1979 Agatha British filmco production with First Artists and Casablanca FilmWorksMarch 23 1979 Boulevard NightsApril 1979 Ashanti co production with Columbia PicturesTiltApril 27 1979 A Little Romance distribution only produced by Orion PicturesMay 18 1979 Over the EdgeMay 25 1979 Beyond the Poseidon AdventureJune 15 1979 The In LawsJune 22 1979 The Main Event co production with First Artists and Barwood FilmsJuly 4 1979 The Wanderers distribution only produced by Orion PicturesJuly 13 1979 The Frisco KidAugust 17 1979 Life of Brian N 5 US distributor with Orion Pictures produced by Handmade FilmsAugust 31 1979 Time After Time distribution only produced by Orion PicturesSeptember 30 1979 The Bugs Bunny Road Runner Movie produced by Warner Bros Animation Chuck Jones Productions and DePatie Freleng EnterprisesOctober 5 1979 10 Nominee of the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedydistribution only produced by Orion PicturesOctober 19 1979 Jesus distribution only produced by The Genesis ProjectOctober 26 1979 The Great Santini distribution only produced by Orion Pictures and Bing Crosby ProductionsNovember 2 1979 Promises in the Dark distribution only produced by Orion PicturesDecember 1 1979 Going in StyleSee also editList of New Line Cinema films List of films based on DC Comics List of Warner Bros theatrical animated feature films Category Lists of films by studioNotes edit a b Owned by Celestial Pictures Rights currently 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