P. Ramlee filmography
The following is a list of P. Ramlee (22 March 1929 – 29 May 1973) films, in alphabetical order; it is also sortable by other criteria. Also indicated is whether P. Ramlee acted in, directed, wrote, or composed (or arranged) music for each film.
| Film | 69 |
|---|---|
| Television | 4 |
Film
| Original title | English title | Release year |
Also credited as | Role | Notes | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actor | Director | Writer | Composer | |||||
| Chinta | Love | 1948 | Putar | First film debut | ||||
| Noor Asmara | Noor Love | 1949 | (cameo) | Musician | ||||
| Nasib | Fate | 1949 | Baki | |||||
| Nilam | Nilam | 1949 | Rashid | |||||
| Aloha | Aloha | 1950 | Banjo | |||||
| Rachun Dunia | Poison of the World | 1950 | Harun | |||||
| Bakti | Faithfulness | 1950 | Nasir | |||||
| Takdir Ilahi | God's Destiny | 1950 | Dato Muda Arshad | |||||
| Penghidupan | Livelihood | 1951 | Salim | |||||
| Sejoli | Lovebird | 1951 | Leftenan Jamil | |||||
| Juwita | Juwita | 1951 | Ramlee | |||||
| Antara Senyum Dan Tangis | Between Smiles and Tears | 1952 | Abidin | |||||
| Anjoran Nasib | Fate's Hand | 1952 | Bahar | |||||
| Patah Hati | Broken Hearted | 1952 | Kasim | |||||
| Sedarah | Incest | 1952 | Harun | |||||
| Miskin | The Poor | 1952 | Kamil | |||||
| Putus Harapan | Losing Hope | 1953 | Yusof | |||||
| Ibu | Mother | 1953 | Raimy | |||||
| Hujan Panas | Rain Shower | 1953 | Amir | |||||
| Siapa Salah? | Who's Guilty? | 1953 | Jamil | |||||
| Panggilan Pulau | Island's Calling | 1954 | Zulkifli | |||||
| Merana | Languish | 1954 | Amir | |||||
| Perjodohan | Matchmaking | 1954 | Rashid | |||||
| Abu Hassan Penchuri | Abu Hassan the Thief | 1955 | Abu Hassan | |||||
| Penarek Becha | The Trishaw Man | 1955 | Amran | |||||
| Hang Tuah | The Legend of Hang Tuah | 1956 | Hang Tuah | |||||
| Semerah Padi | Red Rice | 1956 | Aduka | |||||
| Anak-ku Sazali | My Son, Sazali | 1956 | Hassan & Sazali | |||||
| Pancha Delima | Pancha Delima | 1957 | (narrator) | Poet's Voice | ||||
| Bujang Lapok | Three Over-age Bachelors | 1957 | Ramli | |||||
| Sumpah Orang Minyak | Curse of the Oil Man | 1958 | Si Bongkok | |||||
| Sarjan Hassan | Sergeant Hassan | 1958 | (uncredited) | Sgt. Hassan | ||||
| Pendekar Bujang Lapok | The Three Over-age Bachelor Warriors | 1959 | Ramli bin Puteh (Ramli) | |||||
| Musang Berjanggut | The Bearded Fox | 1959 | Tun Nila Utama, aka Raja Muda Pura Cendana | |||||
| Nujum Pak Belalang | Pak Belalang the Fortune Teller | 1959 | Pak Belalang | |||||
| Antara Dua Darjat | Between Two Classes | 1960 | Ghazali | |||||
| Sumpah Wanita | Women's Oath | 1960 | — | |||||
| Seniman Bujang Lapok | The Nitwit Movie Stars | 1961 | Ramli | |||||
| Ali Baba Bujang Lapok | Ali Baba in Burlesque | 1961 | Ketua Penyamun (Leader of the Thieves) | |||||
| Singapura Dilanggar Todak | Singapore Was Hit by a Sword | 1961 | (arranger) | — | ||||
| Ibu Mertua-ku | My Mother in Law | 1962 | Kassim bin Osman Selamat @ Osman Jailani | |||||
| Gerhana | Eclipse | 1962 | — | |||||
| Labu dan Labi | Labu and Labi | 1962 | Labi | |||||
| 花團錦簇 | Love Parade | 1963 | Himself (guest singer) | Hong Kong movie[1] | ||||
| Nasib Si Labu Labi | The Fate of Labu and Labi | 1963 | Labi | |||||
| Madu Tiga | Three Wives | 1964 | Jamil | |||||
| Melanchong Ke Tokyo | Travelling to Tokyo | 1964 | (cameo) | Himself (Invitation Singer) | ||||
| Tiga Abdul | The Three Abduls | 1964 | Abdul Wahub, the youngest son | |||||
| Sitora Harimau Jadian | Sitora the Man-Tiger | 1964 | Dr. Affendi | |||||
| Ragam P. Ramlee | The Antics of P. Ramlee | 1964 | Singer/ Ramlee & Damaq | |||||
| Masam Masam Manis | Sourness and Sweetness | 1965 | Teacher Shaari Suleiman | |||||
| Dajal Suchi | Devotion | 1965 | (cameo) | Himself (invitation singer) | ||||
| Sabarudin Tukang Kasut | Sabaruddin the Cobbler | 1966 | Sabarudin | |||||
| Do Re Mi | Do Re Mi | 1966 | Do (Masdo) | |||||
| Nasib Do Re Mi | The Fate of Do Re Mi | 1966 | Do | |||||
| Sesudah Suboh | After Dawn | 1967 | Ariffin Mahmud | |||||
| Keluarga 69 | Family 69 | 1967 | Osman Bakar | |||||
| Ahmad Albab | Ahmad Albab | 1968 | Syawal | |||||
| Anak Bapak | Like Father Like Son | 1968 | Che' Harun | |||||
| Gerimis | Drizzle | 1968 | Kamal | |||||
| Bukan Salah Ibu Mengandung | Not the Fault of the Mother Who Became Pregnant | 1969 | Dad Murad | |||||
| Enam Jahanam | Six Plunderers | 1969 | Tantari | |||||
| Kanchan Tirana | Kanchan Tirana | 1969 | Pendekar Silat | |||||
| Doktor Rushdi | Doctor Rushdi | 1970 | Dr. Rushdi | |||||
| Di Belakang Tabir | Behind the Curtain | 1970 | ASP Azman | |||||
| Gelora | Storm | 1970 | Rozaimi (Remy) | |||||
| Jangan Tinggal Daku | Don't Leave Me | 1971 | Dato' Mahmud | |||||
| Putus Sudah Kaseh Sayang | Love Is Gone | 1971 | Rostam | |||||
| Laksamana Do Re Mi | Warriors Do Re Mi | 1972 | Do | The last film | ||||
Television
| Year | Title | Role | TV channel | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1970 | Intan | Jamal | TV1 | |
| 1972 | Ranjau Selamat | |||
| Bakat TV RTM | Himself (jury) | |||
| 2010 | Biography: P. Ramlee | Himself | History | Documentary |
References
- "Ramlee, wife in 'Love Parade'". The Straits Times. 7 Jun 1962. p. 6.
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