JOAN FONTAINE
Acting
Joan de Beauvoir de Havilland (October 22, 1917 – December 15, 2013), known professionally as Joan Fontaine, was an English-American actress who is best known for her starring roles in Hollywood films during the "Golden Age".
She was born in Tokyo, Japan, in what was known as the International Settlement.
- Becoming Cary Grant2017
- Talking Pictures2013
- Before the Fact: Suspicious Hitchcock2004
- Howard Hughes: His Women and His Movies2000
- Hitchcock, Selznick and the End of Hollywood1999
- Good King Wenceslas1994
- Dark Mansions1986
- Crossings1986
- All By Myself: The Eartha Kitt Story1982
- The Users1978
- The Love Boat1977
- The Witches1966
- Tender Is the Night1962
- The Alfred Hitchcock Hour1962
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea1961
- Hollywood: The Selznick Years1961
- One Step Beyond1959
- A Certain Smile1958
- Island in the Sun1957
- Until They Sail1957
- Beyond a Reasonable Doubt1956
- Serenade1956
- Casanova's Big Night1954
- The Bigamist1953
- Decameron Nights1953
- Flight to Tangier1953
- General Electric Theater1953
- Letter to Loretta1953
- General Electric Theater1953
- General Electric Theater1953
- General Electric Theater1953
- General Electric Theater1953
- Something to Live For1952
- Ivanhoe1952
- Four Star Playhouse1952
- Darling, How Could You!1951
- Othello1951
- Born to Be Bad1950
- September Affair1950
- What's My Line?1950
- What's My Line?1950
- The Art Director1949
- Letter from an Unknown Woman1948
- Kiss the Blood Off My Hands1948
- You Gotta Stay Happy1948
- The Emperor Waltz1948
- Ivy1947
- From This Day Forward1946
- The Affairs of Susan1945
- Frenchman's Creek1944
- Jane Eyre1943
- The Constant Nymph1943
- This Above All1942
- Breakdowns of 19421942
- Suspicion1941
- Rebecca1940
- Man of Conquest1939
- The Women1939
- Gunga Din1939
- Blond Cheat1938
- Maid's Night Out1938
- The Duke of West Point1938
- Sky Giant1938
- You Can't Beat Love1937
- Music for Madame1937
- The Man Who Found Himself1937
- A Damsel in Distress1937
- Quality Street1937
- A Million to One1936
- No More Ladies1935