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Filmography of Dwight D. Eisenhower

Known as: Military

4 titles in the archive · first depicted 1944

Lived1890 – 1969

Shelfmark Vita CCCIX

4
titles
4 films
3.7/5
average rating
across 4 rated titles
9h 21m
on screen
across 4 titles
75%
set in Western Front (World War II)
3 of 4 appearances
4
appearances, all on film
never on television

Compare their 4 titles in the Canons

9 years of a 79 year life depicted onscreen

Distinct years the archive depicts, against Dwight D. Eisenhower’s lifetime (1890 – 1969) — 11.4% of it.

Depicted in

194419471953195719591960196119621963

First and Last on Screen

Earliest portrayalThe Longest Day1962
Most recentPressure2026

64 years of cinema separate them. A series is sorted here by the first year of its release.

A series counts once, regardless of how many of its episodes feature them.

Historical Threads

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D-Daypull it on the timeline

Event

The largest invasion by sea in human history, D-Day is the popularized name for Operation Neptune, or the Allied invasion of the German-occupied Normandy coast in June 1944. After months of planning, experience gained from previous invasions in Italy and in the Pacific, and extensive preparation efforts, the Allies were successfully able to secure a beachhead from which they were able to push out towards the rest of France, liberating Paris by August 1944 and greatly accelerating the end of the Second World War in Europe.

3 titles of theirs · filed under 1944

Runs throughWestern Front (World War II)8 titlesWorld War II

Project Mercurypull it on the timeline

Project

The first crewed spaceflight program of the United States. With the Soviet Union already ahead in the Space Race with the deployment of Sputnik 1 as the world's first artificial satellite, Project Mercury's goal was to successfully perform a crewed orbit of the Earth before the Soviets. However, this record would also go to the Soviets with the flight of Yuri Gagarin in 1961.

filed under 1958

Runs throughSpace Race2 titlesAmerican Civil Rights MovementCold War

The Box Office Ledger

What the films portraying Dwight D. Eisenhower cost to make and took at the worldwide box office, as TMDB records them.

$67 million
in budgets
over 3 films with both sums
$91.8 million
at the box office
over 3 films with both sums
1.4×
return on budget
box office ÷ budget
Budget and box office of each film
FilmBudgetBox office
The Longest Day$10,000,000$50,100,000
The Right Stuff$27,000,000$21,500,000
Pressure$30,000,000$20,245,995

US dollars as TMDB records them, not adjusted for inflation. 3 films of the 4 portraying them carry either sum.