List of 23 Laurence Luckinbill Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

1. The Boys in the Band (1970)

12

2

R

12

2

Role:

Hank

Starring:

Maud Adams, Cliff Gorman, Kenneth Nelson, Frederick Combs

Directed By:

William Friedkin

2. The Promise (1979)

10

2

PG

10

2

Role:

Dr. Peter Gregson

Starring:

William Prince, Beatrice Straight, Kathleen Quinlan, Stephen Collins

Directed By:

Gilbert Cates

3. Such Good Friends (1971)

10

2

R

10

2

New York housewife, Julie Messinger, is happy with her successful art-director husband Richard. When he goes into coma following a routine surgery, she is shocked to discover that Richard was having numerous extra-marital affairs, some with her close friends. Upset and indignant, she gets drunk and has affairs on the rebound. But when Richard’s complications worsen, she wants him to live on.

Starring:

Doris Roberts, Nina Foch, Dyan Cannon, Jennifer O'Neill, Ken Howard

Directed By:

Otto Preminger

4. Corky (1972)

9

2

PG

9

2

Starring:

Robert Blake, Patrick O'Neal, Christopher Connelly, Charlotte Rampling,

Directed By:

Leonard J. Horn

5. Not for Publication (1984)

9

2

R

9

2

Not for Publication is a crime comedy mystery film which tells the story of a young reporter and her new photographer who start working for the mayor of New York City. However, they soon stumble upon evidence that points towards corruption and conspiracy, and it also seems that the mayor might be involved.

Starring:

Alice Ghostley, Sonia Petrovna, Nancy Allen, Richard Blackburn

Directed By:

Paul Bartel

6. The Money (1976)

9

2

R

9

2

Role:

Richard Banks

Starring:

Danny DeVito, Sam Levene, Graham Beckel, Jerry Lacy

Directed By:

Chuck Workman

7. Cocktail (1988)

8

2

R

8

2

Business school student, Brian Flanagan, takes up bartender’s job where senior bartender, Douglas Coughlin, mentors him. Later, Brian joins a Jamaican resort as bartender and falls for Jordan Mooney, an aspiring American artist. When Doug reaches Jamaica, he dares Brian to pursue an older, wealthy woman. But as Jordan sees Brian with another woman, she leaves the resort. Will the two re-unite?

Role:

Mr. Mooney

Starring:

Elisabeth Shue, Tom Cruise, Bryan Brown, Lisa Banes

Directed By:

Roger Donaldson

8. Messenger of Death (1988)

8

2

R

8

2

Role:

Homer Foxx

Starring:

Charles Bronson, Daniel Benzali, Trish Van Devere, Marilyn Hassett

Directed By:

J. Lee Thompson

9. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)

8

2

PG

8

2

Captain Kirk and his crew are on their mission to rescue the diplomats, Klingon and Romulan. Eventually, they realize that it was all a trick planned by Sybok in his quest to find God in the middle of the galaxy.

Starring:

William Shatner, Nichelle Nichols, Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, James Doohan, Walter Koenig, DeForest Kelley

Directed By:

William Shatner

1. Lights Out (1972)

13

3

13

3

Starring:

Louisa Horton, Joan Hackett, Kathryn Walker, Michael McGuire

2. The November Plan (1977)

12

2

12

2

Starring:

Wayne Rogers, Diane Ladd, Meredith Baxter, Clifton James, Elaine Joyce

Directed By:

Don Medford

3. See China and Die (1981)

12

2

12

2

Starring:

Esther Rolle, Andrew Duggan, Frank Converse, Kene Holiday

Directed By:

Larry Cohen

4. Winner Take All (1975)

12

2

12

2

Role:

Bill Anderson

Starring:

Joan Blondell, Shirley Jones, Joyce Van Patten, Sam Groom,

Directed By:

Paul Bogart

5. Ike: The War Years (1980)

11

2

11

2

Starring:

Lee Remick, Robert Duvall, Paul Gleason, Dana Andrews, J.D. Cannon, Joe Altieri

Directed By:

Boris Sagal, Melville Shavelson

6. The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case (1976)

11

2

TV-PG

11

2

Starring:

Keenan Wynn, Anthony Hopkins, Cliff De Young, Denise Alexander, Sian Barbara Allen, Martin Balsam

Directed By:

Buzz Kulik

7. The Mating Season (1980)

10

2

10

2

Role:

Harry McClain

Starring:

Swoosie Kurtz, Lucie Arnaz, Diane Stilwell, Joel Brooks

Directed By:

John Llewellyn Moxey

8. Death Sentence (1974)

9

2

9

2

Role:

Don Davies

Starring:

Nick Nolte, Cloris Leachman, William Schallert, Alan Oppenheimer

Directed By:

E.W. Swackhamer

9. Panic on the 5:22 (1974)

8

2

8

2

Starring:

Andrew Duggan, Ina Balin, Linden Chiles, Dana Elcar, Bernie Casey

Directed By:

Harvey Hart

10. To Heal a Nation (1988)

11

2

M

11

2

Starring:

Eric Roberts, Tamlyn Tomita, Marshall Colt, Scott Paulin, Lee Purcell, Glynnis O'Connor

Directed By:

Michael Pressman

11. Lincoln (1992)

10

2

10

2

Starring:

Frank Langella, Rod Steiger, Richard Dreyfuss, Ossie Davis, Jill Clayburgh, Blythe Danner, Jason Robards

Directed By:

Peter W. Kunhardt, James A. Edgar

12. One Terrific Guy (1986)

10

2

10

2

Role:

Mr. Burton

Starring:

Wayne Rogers, Mariette Hartley, Brian Robbins, Geoffrey Blake

Directed By:

Lou Antonio

13. The Exonerated (2005)

10

2

10

2

Starring:

Bobby Cannavale, Danny Glover, Brian Dennehy, Aidan Quinn, Susan Sarandon, Brian Dennehy

Directed By:

Bob Balaban

14. Dash and Lilly (1999)

9

2

9

2

Role:

Joseph Rauh, Lillian's Attorney

Starring:

Bebe Neuwirth, Sam Shepard, Judy Davis, David Paymer, Zeljko Ivanek

Directed By:

Kathy Bates

Fantastic Max (1988)

TV-Y

Starring:

Tim Curry, Phil Hartman, Sorrell Booke, Gregg Berger, Nancy Cartwright, Elisabeth Harnois, Paul Eiding

Directed By:

Oscar Dufau, Ray Patterson, Don Lusk, Paul Sommer, Carl Urbano

Where the Heart Is (1969)

Starring:

Roy Scheider, James Mitchell, Mike Hammett, Gregory Abels, Tracy Brooks Swope

Columbo (1971)

Starring:

Ed Begley Jr., Martin Sheen, Ian McShane, Peter Falk, Faye Dunaway, Donald Pleasence, Louis Jourdan

Directed By:

Vincent McEveety, James Frawley, Patrick McGoohan, Bernard L. Kowalski, Harvey Hart

Mary Tyler Moore (1970)

TV-PG

Starring:

Betty White, John Ritter, Mary Tyler Moore, Craig T. Nelson, Helen Hunt, Slim Pickens, Ed Asner

Directed By:

Alan Rafkin, Peter Baldwin, Jerry Belson, Jerry Paris, Hal Cooper

The ABC Afternoon Playbreak (1972)

Starring:

John Candy, Bert Convy, Julie Kavner, Edd Byrnes, Denise Alexander, Diana Hyland

The Bold Ones: The Senator (1970)

Starring:

Hal Holbrook, Esther Rolle, Anna Lee, Kevin Hagen, Michael Tolan, John Randolph

The F.B.I. (1965)

Starring:

Leif Garrett, Peter Graves, Bruce Dern, David Cassidy, Harvey Keitel, Kim Richards, Eric Braeden

Directed By:

Virgil W. Vogel, Don Medford, Jesse Hibbs, William Hale, Ralph Senensky

N.Y.P.D. (1967)

Starring:

Al Pacino, Jon Voight, James Earl Jones, John Cazale, Sam Waterston, Charles Durning, Charles Grodin

Directed By:

John Llewellyn Moxey, Alex March, Robert Butler, Daniel Petrie, David Pressman

City of Angels (1976)

Role:

Noel Crossman Jr. (3 episodes, 1976)

Starring:

Broderick Crawford, Wayne Rogers, Diane Ladd, Meredith Baxter, Dana Wynter, Wayne Rogers

Harry O (1973)

Starring:

Kurt Russell, Margot Kidder, Sal Mineo, Larry Hagman, Farrah Fawcett, Robert Reed, Linda Evans

Directed By:

Jerry London, Russ Mayberry, Don Weis, John Newland, Richard Benedict

Bonanza (1959)

TV-PG

Starring:

Majel Barrett, Lorne Greene, Teresa Wright, Gena Rowlands, Denver Pyle, James Whitmore, George Harris Kennedy, Jr

Directed By:

William F. Claxton, Lewis Allen, Leon Benson, Don McDougall, William Witney

Law & Order (1990)

TV-14

Starring:

Daniella Alonso, Jennifer Esposito, Aida Turturro, William H. Macy, Timothy Busfield, Corey Stoll, Jeremy Sisto

Directed By:

Constantine Makris, Edwin Sherin, Jace Alexander, David Platt, Richard Dobbs

Return of the Saint (1978)

Starring:

Mel Ferrer, Britt Ekland, Joss Ackland, Christopher Timothy, Ian Ogilvy

Directed By:

Jeremy Summers, Cyril Frankel, Peter Sasdy, Leslie Norman, Roy Ward Baker

Dan August (1970)

Starring:

Harrison Ford, Burt Reynolds, Mickey Rooney, Carolyn Jones, William Gary Busey, Fernando Lamas, John Ritter

Directed By:

Ralph Senensky, George McCowan, Harvey Hart, Gene Nelson, Lewis Allen

The Wide World of Mystery (1973)

Starring:

Kate Mulgrew, Tom Selleck, Christopher Reeve, Carroll Baker, Barbara Feldon, Claude Akins, Robert Powell

Directed By:

Burt Brinckerhoff, Lela Swift, Herbert Kenwith, Glenn Jordan, Gloria Monty

The Delphi Bureau (1972)

Role:

Glenn Garth Gregory (9 episodes, 1972-1973)

Starring:

Bob Crane, Celeste Holm, Bert Convy, Dean Jagger, Cameron Mitchell, Kevin Hagen

The Rookies (1972)

Starring:

John Carradine, Ray Walston, Dick Van Patten, Della Reese, Season Hubley, Jim Nabors, Elinor Donahue

Directed By:

Phil Bondelli, E.W. Swackhamer, Leonard Horn, Harry Falk, Gene Nelson

Murder, She Wrote (1984)

Starring:

Audra Lindley, Abe Vigoda, Adam West, Bill Maher, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, George Clooney, Janet Leigh

Directed By:

Anthony Pullen Shaw, Walter Grauman, Vincent McEveety, Seymour Robbie, Jerry Jameson

Barnaby Jones (1973)

Starring:

Buddy Ebsen, Erik Estrada, Tom Skerritt, Sean Penn, Jonathan Banks, Carl Weathers, Don Johnson

Directed By:

Leo Penn, Walter Grauman, Seymour Robbie, Corey Allen, Michael Caffey

Space (1985)

Starring:

James Garner, Michael York, Christina Pickles, Bruce Dern, David Dukes, Blair Brown

Directed By:

Lee Philips, Joseph Sargent

Ike (1979)

Starring:

Ian Richardson, Robert Duvall, Jonathan Banks, Lee Remick, Whit Bissell, Dana Andrews, Bonnie Bartlett

Directed By:

Boris Sagal, Melville Shavelson

Hotel (1983)

Starring:

Dina Merrill, Melissa Sue Anderson, George Lazenby, Eva Gabor, Eddie Albert, Patrick Duffy, Karen Grassle

Directed By:

Bruce Bilson, Jerome Courtland, Nancy Malone, James Brolin, Vincent McEveety

The Secret Storm (1954)

Starring:

Joan Crawford, Christina Crawford, Roy Scheider, Diane Ladd, Ken Kercheval, Jordan Charney, Keith Charles

Directed By:

Joseph L. Scanlan, Portman Paget, Robert Myhrum, Gloria Monty, Erwin Nicholson

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