
Stewart Granger
Stewart Granger is credited on 36 movies and 5 TV shows, best known by TMDB votes for Murder, She Wrote, The Wild Geese and The Love Boat.
Born May 6, 1913 in Kensington, London, United Kingdom; died August 16, 1993.
Filmography · 41 titles
US streaming apps shown for the 12 best-known titles, checked October 5, 2026. Tap any title for where it streams and what it costs.

Murder, She Wrote
1984 · TV show
On Philo

The Wild Geese
1978 · Movie
On Prime Video and FlixFling

The Love Boat
1977 · TV show
On Paramount+ and REELZ+

King Solomon's Mines
1950 · Movie
On HBO Max and TCM

North to Alaska
1960 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

Moonfleet
1955 · Movie
On TCM

Scaramouche
1952 · Movie
On TCM

Rampage at Apache Wells
1965 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

Frontier Hellcat
1964 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

Flaming Frontier
1965 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

The Prisoner of Zenda
1952 · Movie
Not on a US subscription app

Caesar and Cleopatra
1945 · Movie
On fuboTV and IndieFlix Shorts

Footsteps in the Fog
1955 · Movie

The Secret Invasion
1964 · Movie

The Last Hunt
1956 · Movie

Salome
1953 · Movie

The Man in Grey
1943 · Movie

Bhowani Junction
1956 · Movie

Sodom and Gomorrah
1962 · Movie

The Virginian
1962 · TV show

Beau Brummell
1954 · Movie

A Hazard of Hearts
1987 · Movie

The Shortest Day
1963 · Movie

Green Fire
1954 · Movie

Hotel
1982 · TV show

Blanche Fury
1948 · Movie

Saraband for Dead Lovers
1948 · Movie

The Trygon Factor
1966 · Movie

Gun Glory
1957 · Movie

The Rise of Catherine the Great
1934 · Movie

Young Bess
1953 · Movie

Waterloo Road
1945 · Movie

All the Brothers Were Valiant
1953 · Movie

The Little Hut
1957 · Movie

Madonna of the Seven Moons
1945 · Movie

Red Dragon
1965 · Movie

The Secret Partner
1961 · Movie

The Whole Truth
1958 · Movie

Convoy
1940 · Movie

The Wizard
1986 · TV show

Secret Mission
1942 · Movie
About Stewart Granger
Stewart Granger (born James Lablache Stewart; 6 May 1913 – 16 August 1993) was a British actor, mainly associated with heroic and romantic leading roles. He was a popular leading man from the 1940s to the early 1960s, rising to fame through his appearances in the Gainsborough melodramas.
Biography from TMDB, written by its community.