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List of Karl Malden's film, TV, Broadway credits

Karl Malden's film, television, Broadway credits include:

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Karl Malden's film, television, Broadway credits include:

Films:

"They Knew What They Wanted," 1940.

"Winged Victory," 1944.

"13 Rue Madeleine," 1947.

"Boomerang," 1947.

"Kiss of Death," 1947.

"The Gunfighter," 1950.

"Where the Sidewalk Ends," 1950.

"Halls of Montezuma," 1951.

"A Streetcar Named Desire," 1951.

"The Sellout," 1952.

"Decision Before Dawn," 1952.

"Operation Secret," 1952.

"Diplomatic Courier," 1952.

"Ruby Gentry," 1953.

"I Confess," 1952.

"Take the High Ground," 1953.

"Phantom of the Rue Morgue," 1954.

"On the Waterfront," 1954.

"Baby Doll," 1956.

"Time Limit," 1957 (director only.)

"Fear Strikes Out," 1957.

"Bombers B-52," 1957.

"The Hanging Tree," 1959.

"Pollyanna," 1960.

"The Great Impostor," 1961.

"Parrish," 1961.

"One-Eyed Jacks," 1961.

"All Fall Down," 1962.

"Birdman of Alcatraz," 1962.

"Gypsy," 1962.

"How the West Was Won," 1962.

"Come Fly With Me," 1963.

"Dead Ringer," 1964.

"Cheyenne Autumn," 1964.

"The Cincinnati Kid," 1965.

"Nevada Smith," 1966.

"Murderers' Row," 1966.

"Hotel," 1967.

"The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin," 1967.

"Billion Dollar Brain," 1967.

"Blue," 1968.

"Hot Millions," 1968.

"Patton," 1970.

"Wild Rovers," 1971.

"Summertime Killer," 1973.

"Meteor," 1979.

"Beyond the Poseidon Adventure," 1979.

"The Sting II," 1983.

"Twilight Time," 1983.

"Fatal Vision," 1984 (TV film.)

"Billy Galvin," 1986.

"Nuts," 1987.

"My Father, My Son," 1988 (TV film.)

"The Hijacking of the Achille Lauro, 1989 (TV film.)

"Call Me Anna," 1990 (TV film.)

"Absolute Strangers," 1991 (TV film.)

"Back to the Streets of San Francisco," 1992 (TV film.)

"They've Taken Our Children: The Chowchilla Kidnapping," 1993 (TV film.)

Television series:

"The Streets of San Francisco," 1972-77.

"Skag," 1980.

Broadway:

"Golden Boy," 1937.

"How to Get Tough About It," 1938.

"Missouri Legend," 1938.

"The Gentle People," 1939.

"Key Largo," 1939.

"Journey to Jerusalem," 1940.

"Flight to the West," 1940.

"Uncle Harry," 1942.

"The Sun Field," 1942.

"Counterattack," 1943.

"Sons and Soldiers," 1943.

"Winged Victory," 1943.

"The Assassin," 1945.

"Truckline Cafe," 1946.

"All My Sons," 1947.

"A Streetcar Named Desire," 1947.

"Peer Gynt," 1951.

"Desire Under the Elms," 1952.

"The Desperate Hours," 1955.

"The Egghead," 1957.

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Sources: The Film Encyclopedia, Internet Movie Database, Internet Broadway Database.

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