AAAA - Kim Stanley in The Goddess (1958) FWIW, her young self was played by Patty Duke.
Correct. Kim Stanley was one of the Broadway greats and named by some as the greatest actress of her generation. She only appeared in a very small number of feature films, which included the excellent British film Seance On A Wet Afternoon ( 1964 ).
Seance On A Wet Afternoon Australian daybill and an American Theatre Arts magizine June 1955 front cover featuring Kim Stanley and Albert Salmi appearing in the Broadway hit Bus Stop.
DDDD A final clue for this actress is that the film was the first one filmed in colour and the only one filmed in three strip Techbicolour by the producing studio.
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Some information about this one is in the fact that in this studio posed image what you see doesn't actually appear in the film. A very different variation of what you see in the image takes place in the film.
As it certainly appears this actress won't be identified, I will now reveal that she is Catherine McLeod as seen in the film I've Always Loved You ( 1946 ). This was Republic Pictures first colour feature and most espensive film to date..
The Australian daybill and a scene from Courage Of Lassie ( 1946 ) where Catherine McLeod had played the older sister of Elizabeth Taylor's screen character.
GGGG Kathleen Byron...A Matter of Life and Death....love her in Black Narcissus
Correct. I also loved her performance in Black Narcissus, which was released the following year after after A Matter Of Life And Death ( 1946 ).
Kathleen Byron as she appeared as an Angel, seen above with Bonar Colleano who played an American pilot. The film was retitled Stairway To Heaven when released in the U.S.A. and Australia.
A U.K. A Matter Of Life And Death film poster, and a great image of Kathleen Byron as she appeared as Sister Ruth in Black Narcissus ''And who can forget Kathleen Byron as the
crazed Sister Ruth turned deadly Medusa? So memorable was Byron’s performance,
that even in her twilight years, people stopped her to say: “You’re that mad
nun aren’t you?” ( Senses Of Cinema).
Correct. Experiment In Terror from 1962. I always think of this film alomg with another film from 1962 Cape Rear as being excellent thrillers from the 1960s.
Experiment In Terror U.S.A. insert poster and a nice colour image of Lee Remick.
HHHH - Heather Sears in The Story of Esther Costello (1957)
Correct.
Heather Sears played a 15 year old deaf, dumb and blind girl . She appears above in this scene with the characters played by Joan Crawford and Lee Patterson.
The following are some other films that Heather Sears appeared in.
The Siege Of Pinchgut ( aka Four Desperate Men ) ( 1959, ) filmed on location in Sydney Australia, and Sons & Lovers ( 1960 ).
Room At The Top ( 1959 ) and The Phantom Of The Opera ( 1962 ).
Hmmm, posted this a couple of days ago, but it never completed
EEEE Jane Greer, anne Jeffries in dick Tracy (1946)
Correct. Released in the U.S.A. in December 1945.
The two above lobby card and still images were posed for publicity purposes only by Anne Jeffreys, Mike Mazurki and Jane Greer. These scenes do not appear in the actual movie.
Actual footage from the film showing Mike Mazurki as '' Splitface'', Mickey Kuhn as Junior and Anne Jeffreys as Tess Trueheart. You can notice Junior and Tess are tied up separately and not together, with no sign of Jane Greer's character Judith Owens to be seen.
In this film sequence ''Spitface'' doesn't hold a knife in his hand at any time.
A U.S.A. half sheet incorrectly displaying an image of ''Splitface'' menacing Tess with a knife.
A U.S.A. 3 sheet poster depicting what actually happened in the film between ''Splitface '' and Tess.
IIII is Karen Sharpe. I did not know her (although I have seen some of her movies) but I recognize her husband Stanley Kramer, and backtracked from there.
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IIII is Karen Sharpe. I did not know her (although I have seen some of her movies) but I recognize her husband Stanley Kramer, and backtracked from there.
Correct. I had thought that someone would recognise Stanley Kramer and follow through from there and do some detective work, so well done Bruce.
Man In The Vault was released in 1956.The film was made by John Wayne's Batjac Productions, Karen Sharpe, see above in a nice publicity image, had appeared in an earlier Batjac Prodiction of The High And The Mighty in 1954,
MMMM is Ella Raines. I don't know the movie. She has a very distinctive face!
Correct. Ella Raines certainly did had very destintive facial features. The posted image was from a scene with John Wayne in the film Tall In The Saddle ( 1944 ).
A lovely publicity image of Ella from the 1940s, and a scene from probably one of her best rembered films Phantom Lady ( 1944 ) below.
kkkk - Jacquelin white in The Narrow Margin (1952) (I cheated)
Correct, and cheating allowed, and actually encouraged if needed to find an answer. Jacqueline White appears in the above scene with the great film noir actor Charles McGraw. Remade as Narrow Margin in 1990.
I had intentionally placed together images MMMM and NNNN with the John Wayne connection, as well KKKK and LLLL images with the original and remake link.
Good work in identify Jacuueline, and I didn't have to use a good clue that I was soon to include here, She is still with us at 98 and almost 99 years of age. She married and retired from acting after making The Narrow Margin
Seven Keys To Baldpate ( 1947), Crossfire ( 1947 ) seen above with Robert Young and Gloria Grahame and Mystery In Mexico ! 1948 ).
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Correct. Kim Stanley was one of the Broadway greats and named by some as the greatest actress of her generation. She only appeared in a very small number of feature films, which included the excellent British film Seance On A Wet Afternoon ( 1964 ).
Seance On A Wet Afternoon Australian daybill and an American Theatre Arts magizine June 1955 front cover featuring Kim Stanley and Albert Salmi appearing in the Broadway hit Bus Stop.
A final clue for this actress is that the film was the first one filmed in colour and the only one filmed in three strip Techbicolour by the producing studio.
Some information about this one is in the fact that in this studio posed image what you see doesn't actually appear in the film. A very different variation of what you see in the image takes place in the film.
As it certainly appears this actress won't be identified, I will now reveal that she is Catherine McLeod as seen in the film I've Always Loved You ( 1946 ). This was Republic Pictures first colour feature and most espensive film to date..
The Australian daybill and a scene from Courage Of Lassie ( 1946 ) where Catherine McLeod had played the older sister of Elizabeth Taylor's screen character.
For me the eyes have it. Who are these actresses?
Correct. I also loved her performance in Black Narcissus, which was released the following year after after A Matter Of Life And Death ( 1946 ).
Kathleen Byron as she appeared as an Angel, seen above with Bonar Colleano who played an American pilot. The film was retitled Stairway To Heaven when released in the U.S.A. and Australia.
A U.K. A Matter Of Life And Death film poster, and a great image of Kathleen Byron as she appeared as Sister Ruth in Black Narcissus ''And who can forget Kathleen Byron as the crazed Sister Ruth turned deadly Medusa? So memorable was Byron’s performance, that even in her twilight years, people stopped her to say: “You’re that mad nun aren’t you?” ( Senses Of Cinema).
HHHH clue is in the eyes.
Two females in distress images to be solved.
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Experiment In Terror U.S.A. insert poster and a nice colour image of Lee Remick.
Perhaps this actress isn't that well known so a clue follows below in the form of another image.
Final clue is that this person in the film had multiple problems in their life.
EEEE Jane Greer, anne Jeffries in dick Tracy (1946)
Heather Sears played a 15 year old deaf, dumb and blind girl . She appears above in this scene with the characters played by Joan Crawford and Lee Patterson.
The following are some other films that Heather Sears appeared in.
The Siege Of Pinchgut ( aka Four Desperate Men ) ( 1959, ) filmed on location in Sydney Australia, and Sons & Lovers ( 1960 ).
Room At The Top ( 1959 ) and The Phantom Of The Opera ( 1962 ).
The two above lobby card and still images were posed for publicity purposes only by Anne Jeffreys, Mike Mazurki and Jane Greer. These scenes do not appear in the actual movie.
Actual footage from the film showing Mike Mazurki as '' Splitface'', Mickey Kuhn as Junior and Anne Jeffreys as Tess Trueheart. You can notice Junior and Tess are tied up separately and not together, with no sign of Jane Greer's character Judith Owens to be seen.
In this film sequence ''Spitface'' doesn't hold a knife in his hand at any time.
A U.S.A. half sheet incorrectly displaying an image of ''Splitface'' menacing Tess with a knife.
A U.S.A. 3 sheet poster depicting what actually happened in the film between ''Splitface '' and Tess.
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Correct. I had thought that someone would recognise Stanley Kramer and follow through from there and do some detective work, so well done Bruce.
Man In The Vault was released in 1956.The film was made by John Wayne's Batjac Productions, Karen Sharpe, see above in a nice publicity image, had appeared in an earlier Batjac Prodiction of The High And The Mighty in 1954,
Another selection to perhaps test you, but again maybe they won't present too much of a problem with coming up with some answers,.
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Correct. Ella Raines certainly did had very destintive facial features. The posted image was from a scene with John Wayne in the film Tall In The Saddle ( 1944 ).
A lovely publicity image of Ella from the 1940s, and a scene from probably one of her best rembered films Phantom Lady ( 1944 ) below.
Wake Of The Red Witch( 1948 ), again starring with her real friend John Wayne and The Uninvited ( 1944 ) are two films she will be remembered for.
Yes that's correct. The posted image is from Narrow Margin ( 1990 ). The expanded image below shows her with her co-star Gene Hackman,
Anne Archer looking stunning in the above posed image, and also showing a scene from one of her most remembered films Fatal Attraction ( 1987 ).
Correct, and cheating allowed, and actually encouraged if needed to find an answer. Jacqueline White appears in the above scene with the great film noir actor Charles McGraw. Remade as Narrow Margin in 1990.
I had intentionally placed together images MMMM and NNNN with the John Wayne connection, as well KKKK and LLLL images with the original and remake link.
Good work in identify Jacuueline, and I didn't have to use a good clue that I was soon to include here, She is still with us at 98 and almost 99 years of age. She married and retired from acting after making The Narrow Margin
Seven Keys To Baldpate ( 1947), Crossfire ( 1947 ) seen above with Robert Young and Gloria Grahame and Mystery In Mexico ! 1948 ).