IMDb title on IMDb
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This template is used to generate an external link to a web page at IMDb. It should be used exclusively for TITLES (movies, TV series, games, etc.).
Unnamed parameters:
{{IMDb title | ID }}
{{IMDb title | ID | TITLE }}
{{IMDb title | ID | TITLE | DESCRIPTION }}
{{IMDb title | ID | TITLE | DESCRIPTION | section= SECTION }}
Named parameters:
{{IMDb title | id= ID }}
{{IMDb title | id= ID | title= TITLE }}
{{IMDb title | id= ID | title= TITLE | description= DESCRIPTION }}
{{IMDb title | id= ID | title= TITLE | description= DESCRIPTION | section= SECTION }}
{{IMDb title | id= ID | quotes= yes}}
– for short films{{IMDb title}}
(this may not work if the page title is more than just the film title).https://www.imdb.com/title/tt######/
######
indicates a number.tt
in the URL. The leading "tt" is not required, but the template will still work if it is included. The leading zeros in the number are not needed, but are recommended for Linksearch uniformity.{{IMDb title | ###### | Film Name }}
{{IMDb title | id= ###### | title= Film Name }}
######
is the number you've copied, and Film Name
is the title of the movie or show.{{IMDb title | ####### | Title | Description }}
#######
is the number you've copied, Title
is the title of the movie or show, and Description
is the description of the show, in parentheses.section
parameter which can be set to awards
to link to the Awards section of the site.|quotes=yes
to display with quotation marks (per MOS:TITLES rather than the template's default italics; any value for this parameter will work, e.g. |quotes=y
or |quotes=true
. Note: For an episode of a TV series, use {{IMDb episode}}
instead of this template.{{IMDb title}}
and clicking that link ( https://www.imdb.com/Title?Alpha+Dog/ ).https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0426883/
0426883
and add it to the template.Example: {{IMDb title | 0426883 }}
Example: {{IMDb title |id= 0426883 }}
Typically this is a list item in the external links section (even if there is only one link), so you should add "*" in front.
Example: {{IMDb title | 0426883 | Alpha Dog }}
Example: {{IMDb title | id= 0426883 | title= Alpha Dog }}
Example: {{IMDb title | 0106117 | Route 66 | (1993 TV series) }}
Example: {{IMDb title | id= 0106117 | title= Route 66 | description= (1993 TV series) }}
Example: {{IMDb title | 0111282 | Stargate | section= awards }}
Example: {{IMDb title | id= 0111282 | title= Stargate | description= (1994 film) | section= awards }}
Used for short films, which take quotation marks instead of the default italics.
Example: {{IMDb title |42360 |title= Cue Ball Cat |quotes=y}}
TemplateData for IMDb title
This is a template to generate links to Internet Movie Database.
Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Title number | id 1 | Number of the IMDb title, taken from the numbers at the end of its IMDb URL. The Wikidata IMDb identifier (P345) can be used if id is not set. | Number | required |
Title name | title 2 | Name of the production, which may include the year made (in parentheses). Defaults to {{PAGENAME}} without any disambiguation such as (film). | String | optional |
Description | description 3 | Description of the production. | String | optional |
Section | section | Can 'award' or 'awards' which makes a link to the awards page. Other values are ignored. | String | optional |
The Wikidata project provides a central collection of information and parameters for articles for the various Wikimedia Foundation projects. This includes the IMDB title codes for films. For example, the film Space Milkshake has a corresponding Wikidata item (Q7572422), which in turn includes an IMDb identifier. If {{IMDb title}} is invoked in an article without the "id" parameter, and if Wikidata has an IMDb identifier specified for that article's corresponding item, the IMDb link with its title code will be included automatically.
For new film articles, the IMDb identifier property (and the film title item itself) may need to be added at Wikidata first, so that the default IMDb link can be available for use on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects.
This Wikidata capability was implemented on the English Wikipedia as of April 2013.
Note that the title code (first parameter) can still be specified as before and this will override the Wikidata default e.g. where this template is used to link to a film whose title does not correspond to the subject of the article (for example, in the case of a single article about a film and its sequels).
The second parameter for the film title override is still available to handle differences between article titles and film titles (e.g. due to disambiguation wording in the title). The first parameter may be left blank to default from Wikidata - for example {{IMDb title||Film title}}.
For a given link target (or first part of that) the pages from where there are links are found by a link such as this: