All 36 Robert Taylor Movies (in Order)
Dive into the captivating world of classic cinema with our latest movie roundup article, featuring the dynamic and versatile Robert Taylor. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming dramas, we’ve compiled a list of must-watch films that highlight the incredible acting prowess of this Hollywood icon. Join us as we delve into the remarkable journey of Robert Taylor, and discover why his movies continue to captivate audiences today.
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1. The Clean Machine (1988)
The Clean Machine” is a gripping Australian crime drama thriller set in 1988, where a new Premier promises to clean up the rampant corruption in the city. The unassuming Inspector Riordan is put in charge of the taskforce to tackle the issue, and as more details unravel, he becomes increasingly committed to exposing the corrupt officials at every level. The once seemingly hopeless investigation opens a Pandora’s box and leaves no one untouched, as Riordan digs deeper into a web of deceit reaching the highest echelons of the city’s elite.
2. The Rocks (1988)
In “The Rocks, “ a gritty Australian drama directed by Pino Amenta, we follow the life of Sergeant David McFarlane (Andrew McFarlane), a police officer working tirelessly to maintain order in a chaotic and challenging world. The film, originally titled “Barracuda, “ delves into the themes of law enforcement, perseverance, and humanity’s struggle to cope with the darker aspects of society.
3. Fragments of War: The Story of Damien Parer (1988)
Fragments of War: The Story of Damien Parer, released in 1988, is an engrossing Australian drama film that tells the life story of Damien Parer, a celebrated World War II photographer who bravely documented the horrors of war on the front line. Directed by John Duigan, this powerful tale features an impressive cast, including Nicholas Eadie, Anne Tenney, and Huw Williams, who bring Damien’s story to life.
4. Reed Down Under (1988)
In 1988, “Reed Down Under” is a suspenseful tale about an American horse-breeder with a passion for raising and training horses, now living in the stunning landscapes of Australia. This dedicated father, played by Lee Majors, is the single dad of three spirited boys, all of whom share his zest for life. As Reed navigates the challenges of balancing work and family in a foreign country, he finds himself caught in the midst of a daring adventure.
5. Steel Justice (1992)
In the gritty, futuristic world of “Steel Justice” (1992), a dedicated, yet battle-weary police detective finds an unlikely ally in a high-tech robot named Robosaurus. This action-packed, sci-fi thriller delves into the dark, cyberpunk streets of a violent metropolis where crime reigns supreme. As the city’s law enforcement struggles to maintain order, the determined detective and his mechanical partner embark on a perilous quest to combat evil and restore justice.
6. The Feds (1993)
The Feds” is a gripping 1993 crime drama that takes you on an exhilarating journey across Australia and Hong Kong. The film follows the Australian Federal Police as they track down a brilliant barrister and a gifted brain surgeon, both of whom are under suspicion for fraud. As the story unfolds, you’ll witness a complex web of crime and deceit, where the Triads and L’Honorata coexist, posing a massive threat to the protagonists.
7. The Feds: Terror (1995)
In 1995, “The Feds: Terror” graced the big screen as a heart-pounding Australian action-drama film. Directed by Donald Crombie, this unforgettable cinematic experience boasts a star-studded cast, including Robert Taylor, Angie Milliken, and John Bach.
8. The Last Bullet (1995)
The Last Bullet” is a riveting WWII drama that unfolds in the treacherous terrain of the South Pacific jungle. It tells the story of an Australian soldier, Jason Donovan, and a Japanese soldier, Kôji Tamaki, who find themselves locked in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
9. The Feds: Vengeance (1995)
Prepare to witness an explosive showdown in “The Feds: Vengeance”, a high-stakes action drama that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Set in the late 1990s, this heart-pounding movie stars Robert Taylor, Angie Milliken, and John Bach as they take on dangerous criminals. The plot revolves around a group of law enforcement officers who find themselves in the midst of a dangerous mission to bring down a criminal empire.
10. The Feds: Seduction (1995)
The Feds: Seduction” is a riveting 1995 Australian action-drama film that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Directed by George Ogilvie and written by Everett De Roche, this thrilling movie has earned an impressive IMDb rating of 8.3 with 9.0 votes.
11. The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years (1996)
The Thorn Birds: The Missing Years, released in 1996, is a gripping drama romance movie based on the novel by Colleen McCullough. The story follows Father Ralph, who has reunited with Meggie, the woman he loves, after ten years of marriage on Matlock Island. However, Meggie is now facing a crisis, causing Father Ralph to confront a difficult choice: risk everything for love.
12. First Daughter (1999)
First Daughter, released in 1999, takes a fun and unexpected turn as an unassuming US Secret Service agent finds herself reassigned from saving the President’s life to accompanying the teenage First Daughter on a wilderness tour. As she navigates the unfamiliar terrain of teenage life, the agent discovers that there’s more than meets the eye, and things take an unexpected turn.
13. The Matrix (1999)
In “The Matrix, “ an enigmatic beauty, Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), leads hacker Neo (Keanu Reeves) into an underworld filled with unimaginable dangers. Here, Neo learns the unsettling truth: his entire life has been an elaborate illusion orchestrated by a malevolent cyber-intelligence.
14. Muggers (2000)
Muggers” is an edgy and hilarious Australian comedy that follows the misadventures of two medical students, Brad and Gregor. In their final year of medical school, they find themselves in desperate need of cash. With a mischievous plan to earn some quick money, the duo turns to deception and scams, causing chaos and hilarity as they cross paths with a colorful cast of characters.
15. After the Rain (2000)
After the Rain” is an Australian independent crime-drama-thriller that captures the attention of its audience with its intriguing storyline and stellar cast. The film, directed by Mark Lamprell and written by Jerome Ehlers, stars Paulina Porizkova, Robert Taylor, and Rupert Cox. Set in Australia, the movie revolves around a police officer and a reporter who find themselves entangled in a criminal investigation.
16. Vertical Limit (2000)
Vertical Limit” is a thrilling, action-packed adventure film set in the treacherous terrain of K2, the second highest mountain in the world. The movie follows Annie, played by Elizabeth Hurley, who finds herself in a deadly situation on the mountain’s summit. Her brother, Chris, portrayed by Chris O’Donnell, embarks on a dangerous mission to save her, aided by a team of skilled mountaineers.
17. The Matrix Revisited (2001)
The Matrix Revisited” is a fascinating documentary that provides an in-depth look into the creation and production of the groundbreaking 1999 sci-fi action film, “The Matrix. “ This behind-the-scenes exploration delves into the making-of the movie, focusing on the actor’s performances, special effects, and visual elements. Directed by Josh Oreck, the documentary brings together the film’s creators, including Lorenzo di Bonaventura, producer Joel Silver, and writer Bill Pope, offering exclusive insights into the film’s remarkable storyline.
18. Ronald Reagan: The Hollywood Years, the Presidential Years (2001)
Ronald Reagan: The Hollywood Years, the Presidential Years” is a documentary film released in 2001, showcasing the life and career of the iconic American president. This two-hour film takes the audience on a journey through the varied facets of Reagan’s life, from his beginnings as a Hollywood movie star to his rise as a political force. The film explores Ronald Reagan’s achievements and challenges, both on and off the screen, captivating viewers with intriguing insights and anecdotes about this exceptional individual.
19. The Hard Word (2002)
The Hard Word” is a thrilling Australian crime-comedy film that hits the mark with its blend of intense moments and outrageous humor. Directed by Scott Roberts and starring Guy Pearce, Rachel Griffiths, and Joel Edgerton, the movie follows the lives of three brothers who find themselves entangled in a series of heists orchestrated by their resourceful lawyer. As the brothers in and out of prison, they navigate the dangerous underworld and the complexities of their relationships, all while trying to stay one step ahead of the law.
20. Ned Kelly (2003)
Ned Kelly” is a thrilling adventure that takes you on a journey with the notorious Australian outlaw, Ned Kelly. The film, set in the late 1800s, revolves around the life of an innocent man who transforms into one of the world’s most wanted criminals. The movie delves into the historical context that sparked rebellion within the protagonist and made him a pivotal figure in Australian folklore.
21. Storm Warning (2007)
Storm Warning, a 2007 Australian horror-thriller film, takes the audience on an intense journey of survival in a world where danger lurks around every corner. The story follows a yuppie couple who find themselves lost in a dense, brush-filled marsh and desperately seek refuge at an isolated farmhouse. Little do they know, their escape from the treacherous wilderness has only led them into a web of danger, terror, and unspeakable horrors.
22. Rogue (2007)
Rogue is a thrilling horror-drama that puts an American journalist in the jaws of a deadly predator while on assignment in the Australian outback. Trapped on a rapidly flooding mud island, the journalist faces a man-eating crocodile, battling for survival against the backdrop of nature’s harshest conditions.
23. Nature’s Grave (2008)
Nature’s Grave, “ released in 2009, is a chilling drama, horror, and thriller that will leave you questioning your own respect for the environment. Director Jamie Blanks takes us on a journey of a vacationing couple (Jim Caviezel and Claudia Karvan) who find themselves in the midst of a sinister encounter in the wilderness.
24. Coffin Rock (2009)
Coffin Rock, “ a suspenseful drama thriller from 2009, follows the story of a desperate woman attempting to conceive a child with her husband. After 15 months of unsuccessful attempts, she succumbs to an intoxicating mistake — sleeping with a young, unstable stranger. What follows is an unnerving obsession as the stranger, asserting his paternity, takes extreme actions to prove his claim.
25. Healing (2014)
In the heart of Australia, inspired by true events, “Healing” (2014) is a powerful tale of redemption, hope, and spiritual revival. This heart-wrenching drama follows three unlikely men from different backgrounds as they encounter their own unique healing journey on the outskirts of their small town. Guided by a mystical bird of prey, they embark on a profound philosophical conversation that unites them in their search for salvation.
26. Turkey Shoot (2014)
Turkey Shoot, a 2014 action-thriller, takes audiences on a heart-pounding journey as a wrongly accused Navy SEAL is given a chance at freedom in the form of a twisted game show. Pitted against skilled assassins, our protagonist must use his cunning and combat skills to outlast the competition and clear his name.
27. What Lola Wants (2015)
What Lola Wants tells the story of a brave, stubborn seventeen-year-old girl named Lola Franklin who decides to run away from home, leaving the world with the impression that she has been kidnapped. The thrilling adventure that ensues takes Lola across the country, where she meets a charming boy named Marlo in a diner in New Mexico. The two quickly fall in love, but when Marlo discovers the reward for Lola’s safe return, he finds himself grappling with his own past and is forced to make a choice between following his heart and doing what is right.
28. Downriver (2015)
Downriver” is a captivating drama film released in 2015 and directed by Grant Scicluna. Starring Reef Ireland, Kerry Fox, and Robert Taylor, this 1-hour 39-minute movie delves into the intriguing life of a young man who has been accused of drowning a little boy but has little memory of the incident. Upon release from juvenile detention, he embarks on a journey to find answers — potentially giving a grieving mother the closure she seeks.
29. Focus (2015)
Focus” is a thrilling, comedic crime drama where seasoned con artist Nicky is thrown off course by the return of a woman from his past, now a sly and sophisticated femme fatale. As Nicky weaves an intricate web of deceit with his latest scheme, he must navigate the unpredictable world of seduction and alliances. Starring the charismatic Will Smith and Margot Robbie, “Focus” is a tension-filled ride that keeps audiences guessing until the very end.
30. Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Kong: Skull Island” is a thrilling 2017 action-adventure film set in the aftermath of the Vietnam War. A team of scientists led by Samuel L. Jackson ventures into an uncharted Pacific island, only to discover the lair of the mighty Kong.
31. Don’t Tell (2017)
In the gripping, heart-wrenching film “Don’t Tell” (2017), we follow the brave journey of a young abuse survivor. Despite facing unimaginable adversity, our heroine finds the strength to tell her story and fight for justice. Assisted by a dedicated local lawyer, she learns the importance of having a voice and standing up against those who wish to silence her.
32. The Meg (2018)
Embark on a thrilling deep-sea adventure with ‘The Meg. ‘ When a group of intrepid scientists ventures into the world’s most uncharted depths, they encounter a terrifying prehistoric creature — the Megalodon, a monstrous shark that has somehow thrived in the crushing pressure of the Marianas Trench. Starring Jason Statham and featuring a diverse ensemble, this high-adrenaline blockbuster puts the crew to the ultimate test as they battle not just with the beast, but also with the forces of nature.
33. Into the Ashes (2019)
From the directors of “Shangri-La Suite” comes the gripping crime drama, “Into the Ashes” (2019). Starring Luke Grimes, Frank Grillo, and James Badge Dale, the film follows the thrilling story of Nick, a former criminal, as he tries to start a new life.
34. Blood Vessel (2019)
Blood Vessel, a horror and fantasy film directed by Justin Dix, plunges us into a chilling World War II adventure in its 1h 33min runtime. The movie transports us into an eerie boat crawling with the menace of vampires.
35. The Menkoff Method (2020)
The Menkoff Method” is a hilarious and unexpected office comedy that reimagines the standard workplace dynamic with a witty and satirical twist. The story revolves around introverted bank worker, David Cork, who teams up with corporate gun Ruby Jackson, to take down the seemingly invincible HR guru, Max Menkoff. Unbeknownst to them, Menkoff also happens to be a self-proclaimed robotics genius with an unparalleled proficiency in hypnosis and other psychological manipulation tactics.
36. We Are Still Here (2022)
We Are Still Here” is a powerful drama film that showcases the untold stories of eight First Nations individuals from Australia and New Zealand. The movie is a poignant exploration of their lives, culture, and struggles. This cinematic masterpiece weaves together a diverse range of narratives, each told by First Nations people themselves. It touches upon themes of family, love, loss, and identity, creating a rich tapestry of emotion that resonates deeply with the audience.