| Fedora 1978 . United Artists Director: Billy Wilder Cast William Holden (Barry 'Dutch' Detweiler) Henry Fonda, Marthe Keller, Hildegarde Neff, Jose Ferrer, Michael York, Screenplay: Billy Wilder, Tom Tryon (also Story) |
| The story of a movie director(Holden) trying to lure out of retirement a Garbo-like actress with tragic consequences reunites the team of "Sunset Boulevard" but the magic is not there. Wilder has lost his touch and the film, barely released and a commercial failure is not entertaining. Few people have seen this movie and those who have not have not missed much. |
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| Meet the Stewarts 1942 Columbia Director: Alfred A. Green Cast: William Holden (Michael Stewart) Frances Dee, . |
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| Ashanti : 1979 Columbia Director: Richard Fleischer Cast: Michael caine, Beverly Johnson, Peter Ustinov, Omar Sharif, William Holden (Jim Sandell), Rex Harrison Screenplay: Stephen Geller |
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| Escape to Athena 1979 . ITC Director: George P.Cosmatos Cast: Roger Moore, David Niven, TellySavalas Stefanie Powers, Claudia Cardinale, Sonny Bono, Richard Roundtree, William Holden (cameo)) |
| A shopping trip turns into a tale of horror when the black wife of a white doctor (Caine) in Africa is kidnapped and turned over to a slave trader (Ustinov). Thus begins a fairly exciting chase acrossvarious exotic locales. Holden has a minor role. |
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| When Time ran out 1980. Paramount Director: James Goldstone Cast: Paul Newman, Jacqueline Bisset, William Holden (Shelby Gilmore) James Franciscus, Edward Albert, Red Buttons, Ernest Borgnine, Valentina Cortese, Burgess Meredith, Alex Karras, Barbara Carrera. Screenplay: Stirling Sillyphant |
| The earthling 1980. Filmways Pictures Director: Peter Collinson Cast: William Holden (Patrick Foley) Rick Shroeder, Screenplay:Lanny Cotler |
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| S.O.B.: 1981 Paramount, Lorimar Director: Blake Edwards Cast: William Holden (Tim Culley) Richard Mulligan, Julie Andrews, Marisa Berenson, Robert Loggia, LarryHangman, Robert Preston Screenplay:Blake Edwards |
| Starring: William Holden : 1978 - 1981 |
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| Holden has an uncredited cameo as a prisoner smoking a pipe He did it while visiting his companion of the moment (Powers) on the set. |
| Time never seem to run out as we wait and wait for a volcano to erupt and put the all-star cast out of its misery. Holden is the greedy developer. |
| In Australia, Holden, terminally ill, teaches Shroeder, orphaned and lost,, how to survive in the bush country. Good dramawith a lot of nature footage. |
| William Holden last film is director Edwards way of venting his resentment over Hollywood's treatment of him in the early 70s. It is a failed attempt at satire where there are some good moments, but too few and far apart to make this a good film. Holden is quite good even if he looks a lot older than his real age. |