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Jennifer Jones

Edward Arnold

Victor Frankenstein Peter Cushing - Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed

I have always loved Lena and wished she had done more films in the Forties. Although she seemed a little BITTER about her Hollywood career since she lost the role of Tondelayo to Hedy Lamarr, and was often over looked when good parts came up, I am still glad she was part of the scene. Without her, the Black experience in early Hollywood would have just been mostly servants or wisecracking sidekicks. She represented THE beautiful, classy black woman. So, here's to Lena, The Horne!

Ann Sheridan

Thomas Edison Spencer Tracy - Edison, The Man

Hey there, ILRM! Yes, I love Irene. Most everyone does; although, we often forget about her when thinking of the GIANT movie star. Funny, that, because she WAS one. She was one of the first to go independent like Cary. You had to be pretty BIG to do that. My favorite movies of hers are Cimarron, Back Street, The Silver Cord, Roberta, The Awful Truth, My Favorite Wife, Penny Serenade, and Anna and the King of Siam. I love it when she sings. She is right up there with Jeanette in my book, but anything she does, and she does everything well, is ok with me.

Vera Hruba Ralston

Rita Cavallini Greta Garbo - Romance

Opal 'Snip' Madvig Bonita Granville - The Glass Key

Rita Hayworth

Nils Asther

George Bailey Jimmy Stewart - It's a Wonderful Life

Lizabeth Scott

Earnest "Jack" Worthing Michael Redgrave - The Importance of Being Earnest

Jayne Mansfield

Cisco Kid Gilbert Roland - The Gay Cavalier

Alice Adams Alice Adams - Katharine Hepburn

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Elizabeth Taylor

Yvonne Greta Garbo - Inspiration

Constance Bennett

Priscilla "Winkie" Williams Shirley Temple - Wee Willie Winkie

Audrey Hepburn

Ulysses Kirk Douglas - Ulysses