Marx Brothers Filmography

Films with the four Marx Brothers: Films with the three Marx Brothers (post-Zeppo): Solo endeavors:
 * Humor Risk (1921), previewed once and never released; thought to be lost
 * The Cocoanuts (1929), released by Paramount Pictures; based on a 1925 Marx Brothers Broadway musical
 * Animal Crackers (1930), released by Paramount; based on a 1928 Marx Brothers Broadway musical
 * The House That Shadows Built (1931), released by Paramount (sequence featuring the Marx Brothers)
 * Monkey Business (1931), released by Paramount
 * Horse Feathers (1932), released by Paramount
 * Duck Soup (1933), released by Paramount
 * A Night at the Opera (1935), released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
 * A Day at the Races (1937), released by MGM
 * Room Service (1938), released by RKO Radio Pictures; based on a 1937 Broadway play that did not star the Marx Brothers
 * At the Circus (1939), released by MGM
 * Go West (1940), released by MGM
 * The Big Store (1941), released by MGM (intended to be their last film)
 * A Night in Casablanca (1946), released by United Artists
 * Love Happy (1949), released by United Artists
 * The Story of Mankind (1957), released by Warner Bros. (not a Marx Brothers film, but the three brothers perform separate cameos)
 * The Incredible Jewel Robbery (1959), an episode of the TV series General Electric Theater starring Harpo and Chico with an uncredited Groucho in a cameo role
 * Groucho:
 * Copacabana (1947), released by United Artists
 * Mr. Music (1951), released by Paramount
 * Double Dynamite (1951), released by RKO
 * A Girl in Every Port(1952), released by RKO
 * Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter? (1957), released by 20th Century Fox (uncredited)
 * You Bet Your Life (ABC Radio, CBS Radio, NBC-TV 1947–1961)
 * The Mikado (1960), made for television
 * Tell It To Groucho (CBS-TV 1962)
 * Time For Elizabeth (NBC-TV Bob Hope Chrysler Theater special 1964)
 * Groucho (ITV London 1965)
 * Skidoo (1968), released by Paramount.
 * Harpo:
 * Too Many Kisses (1925), released by Paramount
 * La Fiesta de Santa Barbara(1935) released by MGM
 * Stage Door Canteen (1943), released by United Artists (cameo)
 * Chico:
 * Papa Romani (1950), television pilot
 * The College Bowl (ABC-TV 1950–1951)
 * Zeppo:
 * A Kiss in the Dark (1925), released by Paramount (cameo)