A list of comedy films released in the 1960s.
Title | Director | Cast | Country | Sub-Genre/Notes | ||
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1960 | ||||||
The Apartment | ||||||
The Bellboy | ||||||
Cinderfella | ||||||
The Facts of Life | ||||||
It Started in Naples | ||||||
The Little Shop of Horrors | ||||||
North to Alaska | ||||||
Ocean's Eleven | ||||||
Where the Boys Are | ||||||
Battle of the Sexes | ||||||
Dentist in the Chair | ||||||
Doctor in Love | ||||||
Don't Panic, Chaps! | ||||||
Light up the Sky | ||||||
Make Mine Mink | ||||||
School for Scoundrels | ||||||
The Grass Is Greener | ||||||
The Millionairess | ||||||
The Pure Hell of St Trinian's | ||||||
Two-Way Stretch | ||||||
Watch Your Stern | ||||||
1961 | ||||||
The Absent-Minded Professor | ||||||
Blue Hawaii | ||||||
Breakfast at Tiffany's | ||||||
Gidget Goes Hawaiian | ||||||
One Hundred and One Dalmatians | ||||||
One, Two, Three | ||||||
The Parent Trap | ||||||
Pocketful of Miracles | ||||||
Snow White and the Three Stooges | ||||||
The Errand Boy | ||||||
The Ladies Man | ||||||
A Pair of Briefs | ||||||
Dentist on the Job | ||||||
Invasion Quartet | ||||||
Ladies Who Do | ||||||
Nearly a Nasty Accident | ||||||
The Rebel | ||||||
Very Important Person | ||||||
What a Carve Up! | ||||||
What a Whopper! | ||||||
A Woman Is a Woman | Comedy drama | |||||
1962 | ||||||
Boy's Night Out | ||||||
Girls! Girls! Girls! | ||||||
Hatari! | ||||||
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation | ||||||
The Road to Hong Kong | ||||||
The Three Stooges Meet Hercules | ||||||
The Three Stooges in Orbit | ||||||
Tales of Terror | Comedy horror | |||||
In the Doghouse | ||||||
Only Two Can Play | ||||||
The Dock Brief | ||||||
The Punch and Judy Man | ||||||
The Wrong Arm of the Law | ||||||
Twice Round the Daffodils | ||||||
1963 | ||||||
The Courtship of Eddie's Father | ||||||
Donovan's Reef | ||||||
Fun in Acapulco | ||||||
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World | ||||||
McLintock! | ||||||
The Nutty Professor | ||||||
The Pink Panther | ||||||
Son of Flubber | ||||||
Spencer's Mountain | ||||||
The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze | ||||||
Who's Minding the Store? | ||||||
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World | Comedy drama | |||||
The Raven | Comedy horror | |||||
Billy Liar | ||||||
Crooks in Cloisters | ||||||
Hot Enough for June | ||||||
Nurse on Wheels | ||||||
1964 | ||||||
The Americanization of Emily | ||||||
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb | ||||||
Ensign Pulver | ||||||
My Fair Lady | ||||||
Good Neighbor Sam | ||||||
Kiss Me, Stupid | ||||||
A Shot in the Dark | ||||||
The Misadventures of Merlin Jones | ||||||
The Patsy | ||||||
The Disorderly Orderly | ||||||
A Hard Day's Night | ||||||
Dr. Strangelove | ||||||
Nothing But the Best | ||||||
1965 | ||||||
Boeing Boeing | ||||||
Cat Ballou | ||||||
Dear Brigitte | ||||||
The Family Jewels | ||||||
The Great Race | ||||||
The Hallelujah Trail | ||||||
Harum Scarum | ||||||
How to Murder Your Wife | ||||||
Love and Kisses | ||||||
That Darn Cat! | ||||||
The Outlaws IS Coming | ||||||
The Monkey's Uncle | ||||||
Tickle Me | ||||||
What's New, Pussycat? | ||||||
Zebra in the Kitchen | ||||||
Carry On Cleo | ||||||
Help! | ||||||
The Big Job | ||||||
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines | ||||||
You Must Be Joking! | ||||||
Dr. Terror's House of Horrors | Comedy horror | |||||
1966 | ||||||
Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number! | ||||||
Follow Me, Boys! | ||||||
The Fortune Cookie | ||||||
Frankie and Johnny | ||||||
Murderers' Row | ||||||
Our Man Flint | ||||||
Paradise, Hawaiian Style | ||||||
The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming | ||||||
The Silencers | ||||||
Spinout | ||||||
The Trouble with Angels | ||||||
Walk Don't Run | ||||||
Way... Way Out | ||||||
What's Up, Tiger Lily? | ||||||
Our Man Flint | Parody films | |||||
Alfie | ||||||
Doctor in Clover | ||||||
Morgan! | ||||||
The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery | ||||||
The Sandwich Man | ||||||
The Spy with a Cold Nose | ||||||
The Wrong Box | ||||||
1967 | ||||||
The Ambushers | ||||||
Barefoot in the Park | ||||||
Casino Royale | ||||||
David Holzman's Diary | ||||||
Don't Make Waves | ||||||
Good Times | ||||||
The Graduate | ||||||
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner | ||||||
The Happening | ||||||
Luv | ||||||
Mars Needs Women | ||||||
The President's Analyst | ||||||
The Big Mouth | ||||||
The Ambushers | Parody films | |||||
The Gruesome Twosome | Comedy horror | |||||
Bedazzled | ||||||
Casino Royale | ||||||
The Plank | ||||||
Casino Royale | Parody films | |||||
The Fearless Vampire Killers | Comedy horror | |||||
1968 | ||||||
Blackbeard's Ghost | ||||||
Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River | ||||||
Funny Girl | ||||||
Greetings | ||||||
I Love You, Alice B. Toklas | ||||||
Inspector Clouseau | ||||||
Live a Little, Love a Little | ||||||
The Odd Couple | ||||||
The Party | ||||||
The Producers | ||||||
The Secret War of Harry Frigg | ||||||
Skidoo | ||||||
Stay Away, Joe | ||||||
Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows | ||||||
Carry On Up the Khyber | ||||||
1969 | ||||||
Angel in My Pocket | ||||||
The April Fools | ||||||
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice | ||||||
Cactus Flower | ||||||
Change of Habit | ||||||
Don't Drink the Water | ||||||
Hello, Dolly! | ||||||
The Love Bug | ||||||
Putney Swope | ||||||
The Reivers | ||||||
Support Your Local Sheriff! | ||||||
Take the Money and Run | ||||||
The Trouble with Girls | ||||||
The Wrecking Crew | ||||||
Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice | Comedy drama | |||||
Otley | ||||||
The Assassination Bureau | ||||||
The Best House in London | ||||||
The Italian Job | ||||||
The Magic Christian | ||||||
The Italian Job | Comedy drama |
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