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by Frank Showalter

Cast & Crew

Steve McQueen

Performer with 17 reviewed and 9 watchlist titles.

26 Results
Release Year
  1. 1958
    1. Performer
      Never Love a Stranger  1958
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
    2. Performer
      The Blob  1958
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
  2. 1959
    1. Performer
      The St. Louis Bank Robbery  1959
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
  3. 1960
  4. 1961
  5. 1962
  6. 1963
  7. 1965
  8. 1966
  9. 1968
  10. 1969
  11. 1971
  12. 1972
    1. Performer
      Junior Bonner  1972
      Because Sam Peckinpah directed and Steve McQueen performed.
  13. 1973
    1. Performer
      Papillon  1973
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
  14. 1974
    1. Performer
      The Towering Inferno  1974
      Because Steve McQueen and William Holden performed.
  15. 1978
    1. Performer
      An Enemy of the People  1978
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
  16. 1980
    1. Performer
      Tom Horn  1980
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
    2. Performer
      The Hunter  1980
      Because Steve McQueen performed.
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