Irving Rapper

English-American film director (1898–1999)

1.34body-of-work score · ranked #701 of 2631 directors · 3 films in our library

A director's score is the sum of their films' composite canon scores — methodology.

Born
January 16, 1898 · London
Died
December 20, 1999 · Los Angeles
Nationality
United States
Work
film director, stage actor, theatre director, actor
Reference
Wikipedia · Wikidata
Portrait of Irving Rapper
Unknown authorUnknown author · Public domain

Films in our library, ranked

Ranked by composite canon score across 20+ authoritative lists, awards and polls — our ordering, with every placement citing its evidence on the film's page.

  1. 1

    1941 · United States · biography, drama

    Oscar Best Picture nominee 1941 · NYT Best 1,000 Movies

    0.622 citations
  2. 2

    1942 · United States · drama, romance

    National Film Registry (inducted 2007) · NYT Best 1,000 Movies · Criterion Collection spine #1004

    0.553 citations
  3. 3

    1948 · United States · comedy

    NYT Best 1,000 Movies

    0.171 citation

Complete filmography

All 23 directorial credits recorded on Wikidata, in chronological order; films in our library link to their canon-score page.

  • 1938The Sisters
  • 1941One Foot in Heaven
  • 1941Shining Victory
  • 1942Now, Voyager
  • 1942The Gay Sisters
  • 1944The Adventures of Mark Twain
  • 1945Rhapsody in Blue
  • 1945The Corn Is Green
  • 1946Deception
  • 1948The Voice of the Turtle
  • 1950Anna Lucasta
  • 1950The Glass Menagerie
  • 1951Another Man's Poison
  • 1953Bad for Each Other
  • 1953Forever Female
  • 1956Strange Intruder
  • 1956The Brave One
  • 1958Marjorie Morningstar
  • 1959The Miracle
  • 1960The Story of Joseph and His Brethren
  • 1962Pontius Pilate
  • 1970The Christine Jorgensen Story
  • 1978Born Again