title: جوزف کاتن
text: جوزف کاتن (اینگیلیسجه: Joseph Cotten) آمریکالی اوْیونچو. ۱۵ مئی ۱۹۰۵ ایلینده آمریکادا دۆنیایا گؤز آچیب. ۸۸  ایل عؤمر ائله‌ییب و ۰۶ فوریه ۱۹۹۴ میلادی تاریخینده وفات ائدیب. 1930–1981 ایللر آراسیندا سینما ساحه‌سینده چالیشیب.
  
  اوْینادیغی فیلم‌لر 
  
  {| class="wikitable"
  |-
  ! Date
  !آدی 
  !روْل 
  ! نوت
  |-
  | 1934
  | The American School of the Air
  | Repertory cast
  | 
  |-
  | July 14 – September 22, 1935
  | America's Hour
  | Repertory cast
  | 
  |-
  | 1935
  | Farm Tenancy
  |
  | Resettlement Administration drama
  |-
  | November 14, 1936
  | Columbia Workshop
  |
  | "Hamlet"
  |-
  | May 9, 1937
  | The Second Hurricane
  | Airplane pilot
  | One-hour broadcast on CBS Radio
  |-
  | September 5, 1938
  |  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
  | Dr. Bull
  | "The Man Who Was Thursday"
  |-
  | October 9, 1938
  |  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
  |
  | "Hell on Ice"
  |-
  | October 16, 1938
  |  The Mercury Theatre on the Air
  | Genesis
  | "Seventeen"
  |-
  | December 3, 1938
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | Fred
  | "A Christmas Carol"
  |-
  | January 6, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  |
  | "Counsellor-at-Law"
  |-
  | January 13, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | Fletcher Christian
  | "Mutiny on the Bounty"
  |-
  | January 20, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | 
  | "The Chicken Wagon Family"
  |-
  | January 27, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | Riley
  | "I Lost My Girlish Laughter"
  |-
  | September 17, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | 
  | "Ah, Wilderness!"
  |-
  | October 22, 1939
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | The Cashier
  | "Liliom"
  |-
  | 1939–40
  |  The Career of Alice Blair
  | Male lead
  | 
  |-
  | February 11, 1940
  |  The Campbell Playhouse
  | 
  | "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town"
  |-
  | September 22, 1941
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Michael Fitzpatrick
  | "Lydia"
  |-
  | October 6, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | October 13, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | October 20, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | November 10, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | December 1, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | December 7, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | December 22, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | December 29, 1941
  |  The Orson Welles Show
  | 
  | 
  |-
  | March 22, 1942
  |  The Silver Theatre
  | Jim Emerson
  | "Only Yesterday"
  |-
  | November 23, 1942
  |  Ceiling Unlimited
  | 
  | "The Navigator"
  |-
  | December 21, 1942
  |  Ceiling Unlimited
  | 
  | "Gremlins"
  |-
  | December 28, 1942
  |  Ceiling Unlimited
  | 
  | "Pan American Airlines"
  |-
  | January 17, 1943
  |  Hello Americans
  | 
  | "Feed the World"
  |-
  | February 1, 1943
  | Cavalcade of America
  |
  | "To the Shores of Tripoli"
  |-
  | May 24, 1943
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Uncle Charlie
  | "Shadow of a Doubt"
  |-
  | June 28, 1943
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | 
  | "The Great Man's Lady"
  |-
  | August 8, 1943 – April 30, 1944
  | America — Ceiling Unlimited
  | Host
  | Weekly half-hour variety series
  |-
  | December 6, 1943
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Jim Emerson
  | "Only Yesterday"
  |-
  | March 23, 1944
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Sneak Preview"
  |-
  | May 8, 1944
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Roger Adams
  | "Penny Serenade"
  |-
  | June 5, 1944
  | Cavalcade of America
  |
  | "Treason"
  |-
  | September 14, 1944
  | Suspense
  |
  | "You'll Never See Me Again"
  |-
  | November 6, 1944
  | Democratic National Committee Program
  |
  | Election-eve political broadcast
  |-
  | November 13, 1944
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Johnny Case
  | "Holiday"
  |-
  | November 26, 1944
  |  The Harold Lloyd Comedy Theatre
  |
  | "Clarence"
  |-
  | February 1, 1945
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Most Dangerous Game"
  |-
  | February 6, 1945
  | A Date with Judy
  | Guest
  | "The Strange Case of Joseph Cotten"
  |-
  | April 30, 1945
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Alessandro
  | "Ramona"
  |-
  | June 4, 1945
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Holger Brandt
  | "Intermezzo"
  |-
  | June 15, 1945
  | Weapon for Tomorrow
  |
  | "Freedom of Information"
  |-
  | S
  ptember 18, 1945
  | Theater of Romance
  | Nathan Hale
  | "One Life to Lose"
  |-
  | September 20, 1945
  | The Birdseye Open House
  | Guest
  | 
  |-
  | September 27, 1945
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Earth Is Made of Glass"
  |-
  | October 11, 1945
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Beyond Good and Evil"
  |-
  | November 26, 1945
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Richard Kurt
  | "Biography of a Bachelor Girl"
  |-
  | December 24, 1945
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Zachary Morgan
  | "I'll Be Seeing You"
  |-
  | January 17, 1946
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Pasteboard Box"
  |-
  | February 10, 1946
  | The Radio Reader's Digest
  |
  | "Ultimate Security"
  |-
  | April 22, 1946
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Alan Quinton
  | "Love Letters"
  |-
  | May 2, 1946
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Crime Without Passion"
  |-
  | July 24, 1946
  | Academy Award Theatre
  |
  | "Foreign Correspondent"
  |-
  | September 11, 1946
  | Academy Award Theatre
  |
  | "Shadow of a Doubt"
  |-
  | September 24, 1946
  | The Cresta Blanca Hollywood Players
  | Lou Gehrig
  | "The Pride of the Yankees"
  |-
  | October 1, 1946
  | The Cresta Blanca Hollywood Players
  | Max de Winter
  | "Rebecca"
  |-
  | November 4, 1946
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  |
  | "I've Always Loved You"
  |-
  | December 5, 1946
  | The Radio Reader's Digest
  |
  | "The Hard-Boiled Reporter and the Miracle"
  |-
  | December 16, 1946
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Michael
  | "This Love of Ours"
  |-
  | December 19, 1946
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Thing in the Window"
  |-
  | December 25, 1946
  | The Cresta Blanca Hollywood Players
  |
  | "All Through the House"
  |-
  | January 27, 1947
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  |
  | "Swell Guy"
  |-
  | March 5, 1947
  | The Eagle's Brood
  |
  | Documentary on juvenile delinquency
  |-
  | May 15, 1947
  | The Radio Reader's Digest
  |
  | "Halfway to Reno"
  |-
  | May 19, 1947
  | Cavalcade of America
  |
  | "Witness by Moonlight"
  |-
  | September 15, 1947
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Nicholas
  | "The Seventh Veil"
  |-
  | October 26, 1947
  | Hollywood Fights Back
  |
  | 
  |-
  | January 5, 1948
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Glenn Morley
  | "The Farmer's Daughter"
  |-
  | January 26, 1948
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Devlin
  | "Notorious"
  |-
  | February 12, 1948
  | The Radio Reader's Digest
  |
  | "The Baron of Arizona"
  |-
  | March 8, 1948
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | John Ballantyne
  | "Spellbound"
  |-
  | April 11, 1948
  | The Eternal Light
  |
  | "The Man Who Remembered Lincoln"
  |-
  | June 21, 1948
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  | Uncle Charlie
  | "Shadow of a Doubt"
  |-
  | May 9, 1949
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Anthony Keane
  | "The Paradine Case"
  |-
  | May 15, 1949
  | The Prudential Family Hour of Stars
  |
  | "Breakdown"
  |-
  | June 30, 1949
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Day I Died"
  |-
  | October 24, 1946
  | Screen Directors Playhouse
  | Alan Quinton
  | "Love Letters"
  |-
  | October 31, 1949
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Eben Adams
  | "Portrait of Jennie"
  |-
  | March 10, 1950
  | Screen Directors Playhouse
  | Eben Adams
  | "Portrait of Jennie"
  |-
  | March 15, 1950
  | Family Theater
  |
  | "Germelshausen"
  |-
  | March 30, 1950
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Blood Sacrifice"
  |-
  | June 11, 1950
  | Guest Star
  |
  | "Portrait of a Small Gentleman"
  |-
  | September 28, 1950
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Fly by Night"
  |-
  | October 9, 1950
  | Hollywood Star Playhouse
  |
  | "Of Night and the River"
  |-
  | November 30, 1950
  | Screen Directors Playhouse
  |
  | "Mrs. Mike"
  |-
  | January 2, 1951
  | Cavalcade of America
  |
  | "An American from France"
  |-
  | January 7, 1951
  | Theatre Guild on the Air
  | Holly Martins
  | "The Third Man"
  |-
  | January 25, 1951
  | Screen Directors Playhouse
  |
  | "Spellbound"
  |-
  | February 15, 1951
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "A Man for All Ages"
  |-
  | April 9, 1951
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | Holly Martins
  | "The Third Man"
  |-
  | September 30, 1951
  | Theatre Guild on the Air
  |
  | "Main Street"
  |-
  | October 2, 1951
  | Philip Morris Playhouse on Broadway
  |
  | "Angel Street"
  |-
  | October 18, 1951
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "Cashel Byron's Profession"
  |-
  | November 5, 1951
  | Suspense
  |
  | "The Trials of Thomas Shaw"
  |-
  | January 24, 1952
  | Stars in the Air
  |
  | "Enchantment"
  |-
  | January 28, 1952
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Carnival"
  |-
  | January 31, 1952
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "Westward Ho"
  |-
  | March 6, 1952
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "Man Without a Home"
  |-
  | March 10, 1952
  | Suspense
  |
  | "A Watery Grave"
  |-
  | March 16, 1952
  | Philip Morris Playhouse on Broadway
  |
  | "In a Lonely Place"
  |-
  | March 27, 1952
  | The Screen Guild Theater
  |
  | "Night Must Fall"
  |-
  | September 7, 1952
  | Hollywood Star Playhouse
  |
  | "The Tenth Planet"
  |-
  | September 14, 1952
  | Theatre Guild On the Air
  |
  | "The Wisteria Tree"
  |-
  | October 12, 1952
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "Young Mr. Disraeli"
  |-
  | December 22, 1952
  | Suspense
  |
  | "Arctic Rescue"
  |-
  | December 28, 1952
  | Hallmark Playhouse
  |
  | "A Man Called Peter"
  |-
  | January 11, 1953
  | Theatre Guild On the Air
  |
  | "Jane"
  |-
  | January 14, 1953
  | Philip Morris Playhouse on Broadway
  |
  | "Hold Back the Dawn"
  |-
  | January 18, 1953
  | Theatre Guild on the Air
  |
  | "Trial by Forgery"
  |-
  | January 26, 1953
  | Lux Radio Theatre
  | David Lawrence
  | "September Affair"
  |-
  | March 1, 1953
  | The Bakers' Theater of Stars
  |
  | "The Mango Tree"<ref>{{cite web |url=http://radiogoldindex.com/cgi-local/p2.cgi?ProgramName=The+Bakers%27+Theatre+of+Stars  |title=The Bakers' Theatre of Stars  |publisher=RadioGOLDINdex== قایناق‌لار ==
  
  اینگیلیسجه ویکی‌پدیاسی‌نین ایشلدنلری طرفیندن یارانمیش«Joseph Cotten»، مقاله‌سیندن گؤتورولوبدور.( ۲۲ ژانویه ۲۰۱۸ تاریخینده یوْخلانیلیبدیر).
  
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