Black Widow - Film and Television

Film and Television

  • Black Widow (1954 film), starring Ginger Rogers and Gene Tierney
  • Black Widow (1987 film), featuring Debra Winger and Theresa Russell
  • Black Widow (2005 film), a Canadian film starring Sarah Slean
  • Black Widow (2007 film), with Elizabeth Berkley and Alicia Coppola
  • The Black Widow (serial), a 1947 movie serial starring Bruce Edwards
  • The Black Widow (1951 film), a British film starring Christine Norden
  • "The Black Widow", an episode of Boston Legal
  • Black Widow Productions, a pornographic film studio

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