A 30 year career in any field is an accomplishment but in
Hollywood it's cause for celebration!
When you see the 37 film titles listed below it will become more than apparent
that Richard Dix bounced around from studio to studio throughout his career.
In fact Warner Brothers was the only major studio with whom Dix did not make a film.
Always popular, always a draw, it's clear executives felt he was just what they needed
when the right role came along.
Perusing the pages, linked to the titles listed below, will give you great insight into
the wide range which Richard Dix possesed. It's an amazing testament to his
talent that he was able to survive the advent of sound, move easily from romantic
lead to Western star, then into the tough guy roles which dominated the silver screen
after World War II.
It's my sincere hope, as you view each page, you will come to share my
opinion that Richard Dix is the most unsung film star of the 20th
Century. He truly was the star that never failed to charm, thrill and entertain
his fans!
Title Index
To see images of vintage posters and to learn more about each movie click on the underlined film title!
Please check back as new pages will be added when more material becomes available.
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(1917) One Of Many (Lost Film) FIRST NATIONAL (1921) Not Guilty (Lost Film) (1922) Fools First (Lost Film) GOLDWYN (1921) Dangerous Curve Ahead (Lost Film) All's Fair In Love (Lost Film) The Poverty Of Riches (Lost Film) The Sin Flood (Lost Film) (1922) The Glorious Fool (Lost Film) Yellow Men and Gold (Lost Film) The Wall Flower (Lost Film) (1923) The Christian Souls For Sale 
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(1935) Trans-Atlantic Tunnel REPUBLIC (1939) Man Of Conquest 20th CENTURY FOX (1939) Here I Am A Stranger The UNIVERSAL STUDIOS Home Page (1941) Badlands Of Dakota (1943) Eyes Of The Underworld Top Man The Harry Sherman Paramount Westerns (1940) Cherokee Strip (1941) The Roundup (1942) Tombstone, The Town Too Tough To Die The Harry Sherman UA Westerns (1942) American Empire (1943) Buckskin Frontier The Kansan
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