30 Ron Leibman Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

A girl from the Southern United States working in a textile factory makes up her mind to unionize the factory to tackle its horrid working conditions. She joins hands with a labour union organizer who helps her achieve her goal in the face of many difficulties.

Harry Telford entrusts Tommy, who works for him as a stable boy, the responsibility of Phar Lap, a gaunt horse. Telford's faith in the animal is unshakable and soon Phar Lap begins his winning streak with the diligence and love of Tommy that results in heavy losses for the professional gamblers. Will the disgruntled gamblers strike back?

An optometrist Billy Pilgrim is "unstruck in time." He has no control over where he is going next, experiencing his life in random order, hopping on an uncontrollable trip back and forth from his middle-class life in the present-day, to his past as an American prisoner of World War II and to his future on an alien planet Tralfamadore.

Directed by Zach Braff, the film Garden State is based on his real-life experiences as a young man who returns to his hometown in New Jersey after his mother dies. The movie received positive reviews and has garnered a cult following.

Steven is a recently unemployed man who is quite introverted, and has difficulty expressing himself. He discovers that he has a knack for ventriloquism. When his best friend Fangora, an aspiring punk rock singer, finds a platform where she can showcase her talent, Steven also uses it to exhibit his art with his puppet.

Auto Focus is a biographical crime drama film which revolves around the story of a TV actor Bob Crane. The film shows how he develops a friendship with John Carpenter, an electronics expert, after his show gets cancelled, and how he falls into the seamy world of sex and strip clubs.

Night Falls on Manhattan is a crime drama film which tells the story of Sean Casey, Manhattan district attorney who is investigating a police corruption case. He needs to make a choice between morality and loyalty upon discovering that his father and his brother might be involved.  

Playwright Jason Carmichael, seeking a writing partner, meets aspiring writer, Phoebe Craddock, on the day he marries affluent Allison St. James. Over the years, Jason-Phoebe’s work-partnership proves successful, but they try to ignore their mutual attraction. Allison’s political ambitions result in Jason’s affair with actress Kate Mallory, which drives away both Allison and Phoebe. Can he disentangle the complications and find happiness?

Known for the large number of cameo appearances by Hollywood's golden age actors and actresses, the movie is loosely based on the film debut of Rin Tin Tin, a male German shepherd, who follows an aspiring actress to Hollywood; but himself becomes an international star. 

Jake is a country singer who is stuck in a long-term contract performing at a nightclub in New York City. She makes a bet with Freddie, the manager of her club that she can turn anyone into a singer in a matter of two weeks. If she wins, her contract becomes nullified, and if she loses she will need to sleep with him. Freddie chooses an obnoxious cab driver named Nick for the task, a man who not only lacks musical talent, but also dislikes country music.