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R4 Yes, Deborah Kerr was nominated for The Sundowners that year. She won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress. It's interesting that both Burt Lancaster and Shirley Jones won Oscars that year for this movie but Jean Simmons didn't even score a nomination. Only a Golden Globe nomination.
The husband of Jean Simmons referred to was English actor Stewart Granger, but Simmons sleeping with Burton while married to Granger is only part of the story. Simmons was also a bit of a trollop, who besides Burton also slept with other men, including Marlon Brando and director Richard Brooks while married to Granger (and eventually divorced ...
I haven't see the Robe in years, but thought it was better than average for the bible movies. The one thing I remember is Jean Simmons. I always liked her and I think she helped elevate the movie a little. She had a decent career, but feel she could have been a bigger star.
Jean Simmons was the original choice for Roman Holiday long before anyone even knew who anorexic Audrey Hepburn was. William Wyler even was ready to cancel the movie when Simmons was not allowed to be loaned out for this role. A pity she didn't get the chance to play it because while she already was a popular star, this would have likely won ...
The Greatest British films of all times thread got me interested in recommendations for films. any similar films to Darling, the Servant or The Pumpkin Eater? I think 60s British cinema was fascinating and all the players involved. Alan Bates, Julie Christie, Terence Stamp, James Fox and Bogarde are some of my favourites. The Greatest British ...
Joan Greenwood played the Jean Simmons role on stage and I'm sure she would have been delightfully minx-ish. Cary Grant was supposed to play the rich American role but was shifted to play the unbelievably passive husband. Mitchum is incapable of playing comedy. He's frightful. Deborah really can't do comedy either and she does whine.
Glynis was in 1962s The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari screenplay by Robert Bloch (Psycho) No relation to the silent film other than the title. Dear Brigitte -Jimmie Stewart and Glynis Johns play an artistic couple who have a young son (Bill Mumy) who is a mathematical genius with no interest at all in fine arts.
Odds Against Tomorrow. That video for The RKO Story episode seems out of synch. “Woman on the Run,” (1950, dir Norman Foster) with the wonderful and woefully underrated Ann Sheridan and noir mainstay Dennis O’Keefe. Great plot twists and a dizzying ending at an atmospheric California boardwalk.
People like Hedy Lamarr, Vivien Leigh, Jean Simmons, Jennifer Jones, Elizabeth Taylor, Gene Tierney, Sophia Loren, Veronica Lake, Dorothy Dandridge, Charlize Theron, Halle Berry, a young Brooke Shields, Vanessa Williams, Rinko Kikuchi, Jaclyn Smith, Faye Grant, Lupita Nyongo, Gong Li, Michelle Pfeiffer, Olivia Newton-John, Marilyn Monroe and ...
reply 16. December 22, 2021 3:34 AM. [quote] It is with deep sorrow that we announce the death of Sally Ann Howes of West Palm Beach, Florida, who passed away on December 19, 2021, at the age of 91, leaving to mourn family and friends. You can send your sympathy in the guestbook provided and share it with the family.