All 45 Rebecca De Mornay Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of captivating cinema with Rebecca De Mornay Movies! In this comprehensive roundup, we’ll explore the diverse range of films featuring the talented actress, from her early roles to her more recent projects. Join us as we delve into the fascinating journey of De Mornay’s cinematic career, highlighting her memorable performances and critically acclaimed movies.
1. One from the Heart (1981)
One from the Heart, directed by Francis Ford Coppola, is a tale of love lost and found in the vibrant city of Las Vegas during the 4th of July celebrations. When a young couple, both heartbroken from an unexpected split, decides to indulge in a night of carefree partying with new partners at a local casino, everything that could go wrong does. As the night unfolds, secrets, lies, and desires come to a head in this musical drama that tests the boundaries of happiness, heartbreak, and second chances.
2. Testament (1983)
Testament” is a gripping sci-fi drama that delves into the struggles and survival of ordinary suburban life following a devastating nuclear attack. Set during a time of heightened Cold War tension, the film presents a realistic portrayal of a world on the brink of World War Three. With Academy Award nominations for its powerful performances and gripping storyline, the film is a poignant examination of the human experience in the face of an international crisis.
3. Risky Business (1983)
In the pulsating and provocative 1983 film, Risky Business, director Paul Brickman takes audiences on a thrilling ride through one teenager’s reckless and racy escapades. Set in the 1980s, an audacious high school student from Chicago seeks excitement at home amidst the absence of his parents. As the line between fun and chaos becomes blurred, the scenario quickly spirals out of control.
4. The Slugger’s Wife (1985)
The Slugger’s Wife” is a comedic romance film set in the world of baseball, music, and love. Set in 1985, the movie follows a Major League star, on the verge of breaking a record, who encounters a talented singer and the two fall in love. However, their conflicting goals and dreams threaten to tear them apart, jeopardizing the athlete’s career and the chance to reconcile with his wife.
5. The Trip to Bountiful (1985)
In the heart of 1940s Texas, “The Trip to Bountiful” follows an elderly woman’s relentless pursuit to revisit her cherished childhood home one final time. This award-winning drama, directed by Peter Masterson, weaves a poignant tale of determination, escape, and a heartwarming rediscovery of one’s roots.
6. Runaway Train (1985)
Runaway Train, a heart-pounding 1985 thriller, follows the unthinkable journey of three characters trapped on a runaway freight train. Jon Voight, Eric Roberts, and Rebecca De Mornay star as Manny, Buck, and Cassie, respectively, the last line of hope in a bleak situation. The train has lost control as it speeds through the treacherous Alaskan terrain amidst a snowstorm, all while no one is driving or applying brakes.
7. Laughter in the Dark (1986)
Laughter in the Dark, “ directed by Laszlo Papas, is a captivating drama film released in 1986. The story revolves around the complex emotional connection between a middle-aged man and a very young woman, weaving a mutually parasitic relationship. Set in a unique blend of West Germany and France, and featuring a star-studded cast of Maximilian Schell, Mick Jagger, and Marina Vlady, the film delves into the raw essence of human emotions and desires.
8. The Murders in the Rue Morgue (1986)
The Murders in the Rue Morgue” (1986) is a thrilling crime-mystery-horror film set in a chilling 19th-century Paris. Edgar Allan Poe’s dark storytelling comes to life through the direction of Jeannot Szwarc. This riveting film centers around a retired detective who is lured out of his peaceful retirement by his daughter’s fiancé.
9. Beauty and the Beast (1987)
Embark on a magical journey with the timeless tale of “Beauty and the Beast” (1987). Set in a 16th-century French village, this enchanting musical follows the story of a young girl, Belle, who promises to live in a lavish castle with a mysterious beast in exchange for her father’s freedom. As she navigates life in this strange world, she discovers that beneath the beast’s fearsome exterior lies a heart of gold.
10. Feds (1988)
Get ready for a hilarious journey as Ellie and Janis embark on their 16-week adventure at the FBI training course. Filled with comedy and crime, Feds (1988) is a thrilling ride that takes two contrasting characters and transforms them into formidable agents. Follow the twists and turns as they become roommates, roommates, and ultimately teammates, navigating through the demanding course while learning self-defense techniques.
11. And God Created Woman (1988)
And God Created Woman” is a 1988 drama-comedy-romance movie directed by Roger Vadim with a runtime of 1 hour and 38 minutes. The film is based on the story of an aspiring rock singer, Robin Shea, played by Rebecca De Mornay, who finds herself incarcerated in a prison. Robin, desperate to get out, seduces her prison guard, Billy Moran, played by Vincent Spano, and marries him in order to escape.
12. Dealers (1989)
Dealers, “ released in 1989, delves deep into the world of high-stakes finance, where the pressure cooks like a ticking time bomb. The premise revolves around a prominent London-based investment bank, Whitney Paine, which suffers a massive $100 million loss, igniting an avalanche of desperation among its employees. The tragedy forces the bank to look for a new trading prodigy to take up the mantle of their deceased colleague, Tony Eisner. As the stakes soar to new heights, a battle for the elusive position of Tony’s successor ensues, rife with suspense and cut-throat competition.
13. By Dawn’s Early Light (1990)
In the gripping thriller “By Dawn’s Early Light, “ a non-NATO nuclear missile causes global chaos after it detonates in the USSR. A frantic race against time ensues as the US president and a bomber crew must find a way to prevent complete doom. This action-packed drama, featuring strong performances by Powers Boothe, Rebecca De Mornay, and James Earl Jones, explores the struggle to avoid escalation during a delicate and dangerous situation.
14. Backdraft (1991)
Backdraft (1991) is a gripping action-drama film directed by Ron Howard and written by Gregory Widen. Set in Chicago, the movie follows two firefighter brothers, Brian and Stephen McCaffrey (played by Kurt Russell and William Baldwin), who have been at odds with each other for years. But when a deadly arsonist begins setting fires throughout the city, the brothers are forced to put aside their differences and work as a team to stop the rampage.
15. The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992)
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle” (1992) is a chilling drama thriller where an embittered pregnant widow, Clara Barton, embarks on a quest for vengeance after her husband’s heinous act and subsequent death. Stunned by the loss of her child, she targets one of her husband’s victims, the seemingly innocent Peyton Farrell, and her unsuspecting family.
16. 1992 MTV Movie Awards (1992)
Experience the glitz and glamour of the first-ever MTV Movie Awards, held in 1992. Hosted by the charismatic and sarcastic Dennis Miller, this special event celebrates the best of cinema while keeping the family entertained. With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, this awards show is filled with memorable moments and iconic performances.
17. The Three Musketeers (1993)
The Three Musketeers, released in 1993, is an action-packed adventure film set in 17th century France. In a world where the Musketeers have been disbanded by the evil cardinal, young d’Artagnan embarks on a mission to reunite the legendary group. Along the way, he encounters three of the remaining Musketeers — Athos, Porthos, and Aramis — and joins them in their quest to save the king and country.
18. Blind Side (1993)
Blind Side” is a 1993 thriller directed by Geoff Murphy, starring Rutger Hauer, Rebecca De Mornay, and Ron Silver. The film tells the story of a wealthy couple whose car hits a Mexican cop during a trip to the USA. Fearing prosecution for their actions, they continue their journey in fear. An insistent man, hinting at the tragic accident, seeks employment at the couple’s furniture store/factory.
19. Guilty as Sin (1993)
Guilty as Sin” is a captivating 1993 crime, drama, and thriller movie. Directed by Sidney Lumet and written by Larry Cohen, the film centers on a female lawyer who finds herself morally conflicted when she takes on the defense of an accused wife-murderer. Starring Rebecca De Mornay, Don Johnson, and Stephen Lang, the movie offers an intriguing narrative.
20. Getting Out (1994)
Getting Out is a compelling drama film released in 1994, directed by John Korty. The movie follows the journey of a woman as she strives to rebuild her life following her release from prison.
21. Never Talk to Strangers (1995)
Never Talk to Strangers” is a suspenseful crime drama that delves into the complexities of love, trust, and deception. Starring Rebecca De Mornay, Antonio Banderas, and Dennis Miller, the film follows criminal psychologist Sarah Taylor as she becomes entangled in a passionate affair with a mysterious new acquaintance.
22. The Winner (1996)
The Winner” is a unique blend of comedy, crime, and thriller genres, set against the glitzy backdrop of Las Vegas casinos. When an unassuming man begins to have an uncanny run of luck in the city’s casinos, it sparks a series of events that lead to danger and intrigue. As people start to notice the man’s fortune, they resort to desperate measures to take it for themselves, leading to a deadly game of cat and mouse.
23. The Con (1998)
In the quaint town of Mississippi, a lonely gas station attendant named Jake (William H. Macy) falls for the charismatic and cunning con woman, Kitty (Rebecca De Mornay).
24. Thick as Thieves (1999)
Thick as Thieves” is a riveting crime drama from 1999, centering around a daring heist that goes awry and sets off a chain of events leading to revenge. The story is set in both Detroit and Chicago, featuring intricate plotlines involving betrayal, mob bosses, and thrilling action scenes. The film’s runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes offers a tightly packed and adrenaline-pumping experience for viewers.
25. Table for One (1999)
Table for One, “ released in 1999, is a gripping drama-thriller that explores the intricacies of a dysfunctional marriage and the twisted games that ensue. Starring Rebecca De Mornay, Michael Rooker, and Mark Rolston, the film centers around a wife, her two-timing husband, and a flirting neighbor who become unpredictable players in a life-or-death competition.
26. Night Ride Home (1999)
Night Ride Home” is a compelling drama film that tells the story of a grieving family as they try to come to terms with the tragic loss of their young son. The husband, wife, and daughter struggle to cope with the guilt and emotion that comes with the knowledge that the daughter inadvertently caused her brother’s death.
27. The Right Temptation (2000)
In “The Right Temptation, “ a seasoned detective, played by Kiefer Sutherland, unexpectedly falls for the man she’s been tasked with investigating, finding herself entangled in a dangerous game of desire and seduction. As the lines between truth and illusion begin to blur, our protagonist must navigate the treacherous waters of deception and betrayal while teetering on the brink of obsession. This neo noir drama, featuring Rebecca De Mornay and Dana Delany, blends elements of romance, thriller, and drama to create an engrossing cinematic experience that explores the murky depths of human temptation and our seemingly insatiable need for connection.
28. Range of Motion (2000)
Range of Motion”, a compelling and poignant drama released in 2000, is a riveting exploration of the depth of a woman’s faith and the power of love. Starring Rebecca De Mornay, Henry Czerny, and Barclay Hope, the film tells the emotional story of a woman’s fervent belief that her husband will recover from a coma during the holiday season.
29. A Girl Thing (2001)
A Girl Thing” is a captivating drama set in New York City, following the journey of four different women as they navigate their way through various romantic and personal challenges. Each woman faces distinct life situations, including attraction to another woman, strained family relations between three sisters, a cheating husband, and seeking revenge after being unexpectedly fired from their job.
30. Salem Witch Trials (2002)
Experience the gripping drama and harrowing events of the infamous Salem Witch Trials in this stunning 2002 production. Director Joseph Sargent brings the historical accuracy to life as the film delves into the dark events that led to public hangings and the heartache of wrongful executions. Written by Maria Nation, the poignant narrative weaves through the anguish, torture, and hysteria of the Salem community.
31. Identity (2003)
Identity” is a suspenseful thriller released in 2003, directed by James Mangold and written by Michael Cooney. The film stars John Cusack, Ray Liotta, and Amanda Peet in a story that brings together ten strangers in a desolate Nevada motel during a severe rainstorm. As they become acquainted, they slowly realize that they are being targeted and killed off one by one.
32. Raise Your Voice (2004)
Raise Your Voice” is a heartwarming family musical that follows the captivating journey of a small-town girl, played by Hilary Duff, as she embarks on an adventure in the bustling city of Los Angeles. As she spends her summer attending a prestigious performing arts high school, she’s introduced to an array of colorful characters, including a supportive band director, a charming boy who shares her passion for music, and an ambitious but fierce competition.
33. Wedding Crashers (2005)
Wedding Crashers” is a 2005 comedy-romance film directed by David Dobkin. Starring Owen Wilson, Vince Vaughn, and Rachel McAdams, this light-hearted and entertaining movie follows the story of two committed womanizers, John Beckwith and Jeremy Grey, who sneak into weddings to take advantage of the romantic atmosphere.
34. Lords of Dogtown (2005)
Lords of Dogtown is a captivating drama film that delves into the cultural and historical milestones of the 1970s surf and skateboarding trends in Venice, California. The energetic storyline unfolds as the film explores the passion and grit of the skateboarding enthusiasts who originated the sport in the vibrant Pacific Ocean Park Pier area.
35. American Venus (2007)
American Venus is a gripping drama about the tense mother-daughter relationship between Celia and Jenna Lane. This compelling film explores the dynamic interplay of family expectations, personal ambitions, and internal demons. As Jenna tries to find her place in the world and escape her mother’s controlling grip, Celia resorts to manipulation and abuse to keep her daughter under her thumb.
36. Music Within (2007)
Music Within” is a powerful biographical drama based on the true story of Vietnam War veteran Richard Pimentel. In this heartfelt film, we see the resilience and determination of a man who lost his hearing but never let it hold him back.
37. Flipped (2010)
Flipped, “ a 2010 coming-of-age romantic comedy drama, is directed by veteran filmmaker Rob Reiner and written by Rob Reiner, Andrew Scheinman, and Wendelin Van Draanen. It features an array of outstanding actors, including Madeline Carroll and Callan McAuliffe, supported by Rebecca DeMornay.
38. Mother’s Day (2010)
Mother’s Day, “ a chilling tale of horror and manipulation, takes you on a terrifying journey through the eyes of a sadistic family. In the small town of Hedgesville, a group of deranged individuals returns to their childhood home, seeking revenge and wreaking havoc on new homeowners and their unsuspecting guests.
39. American Reunion (2012)
American Reunion” takes a trip down memory lane as Jim, Michelle, Stifler, and their high school friends reunite in the small town of East Great Falls, Michigan for their tenth high school reunion. This hilarious installment in the “American Pie” series catches up with its lovable cast of characters, who have all experienced the pitfalls of adulthood, as they come together amidst love, loss, and laughter.
40. Apartment 1303 3D (2012)
Apartment 1303 3D, a modern ghost story, takes a chilling turn in a tale of horror that revolves around a strained mother-daughter relationship. This spine-chilling film, which is a remake of an Asian horror movie, explores the dark supernatural world where rentals can sometimes come with a shocking price. The movie stars Mischa Barton, Julianne Michelle, and Rebecca De Mornay and is directed by Michael Taverna.
41. And the Oscar Goes to… (2014)
And the Oscar Goes to. . “ — a riveting documentary that delves into the rich history of the Academy Awards. Directed by Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman, the film brings to life the glitz and glamour, the triumphs and tribulations associated with this prestigious event.
42. Collar (2015)
In “Collar, “ a gritty crime drama, veteran detective TJ Williams (David Wilson) finds himself on the edge of a personal and professional precipice. When a routine bust spirals out of control, the consequences ripple through TJ’s life, threatening to destroy his checkered past and his fragile relationship with his longtime friend, Police Chief Hamilton Markham (Tom Sizemore). As time ticks away and TJ’s future hangs in the balance, unforgiving choices force him to reevaluate his loyalty and question everything he thought he knew.
43. I Am Wrath (2016)
I Am Wrath” is a thrilling action film with a chilling storyline released in 2016. Starring John Travolta, Christopher Meloni, and Amanda Schull, this movie delves deep into revenge, corruption, and justice. Stanley Hill, played by John Travolta, loses his wife in an unprovoked attack. Fueled by rage and the desire for vengeance, he takes matters into his own hands.
44. She Ball (2020)
She Ball” is a hilarious and heartwarming comedy-drama where the joy of streetball intertwines with the struggles of life. In the midst of raising his young daughter, Avery Watts, a committed center manager, leans on the help of a fierce team of women basketball players.
45. MTV 90s — Top 40 at the Movies! (2021)
MTV 90s — Top 40 at the Movies! “ is a throwback to an era of iconic music and unforgettable films. Dive into a nostalgic 2-hour-and-45-minute journey through the greatest movie soundtracks of the 1990s, featuring some of the biggest names in music. From powerhouse performers like Céline Dion, Bryan Adams, and Whitney Houston to groundbreaking hits by lesser-known artists, this musical countdown celebrates the decade’s most celebrated and beloved movie moments.
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