Imogene Coca

next : totally typecast

Marilyn Monroe (as well a few other attributes)

next : known for her red hair

I agree that Lizabeth Scott not seeming much of a femme fatale and so much so that she was miscast. I haven't seen all her films but she comes across better as a "nicer" girl such as she was in the Martha Ivers movie. Heston doesn't seem right and saying that in retrospect because we knew ...

Melina Mercouri

next : your fave beautiful foreign actress

https://i.imgur.com/5nMPSEG.png The Rendezvous , directed by Marshall Neilan, starred Conrad Nagel as Walter Stanford, Lucille Ricksen as Vera, Richard Travers as Prince Sergei, Kathleen Key as Varvara, Elmo Lincoln as Juan Godunoff, and Sydney Chaplin as Winkie. The film was released in December o...

The Kingdom of the Fairies (1904)

next : same ; oldest film you like

Anne Bancroft

Don't Bother to Knock (52)

next : babe in the woods (figuratively, perhaps)

The Shanghai Gesture ('41)

next : favorite guilty pleasure

The Breaking Point ('50)

next : elaborate costumes

William Wyler has to be right up there. ...and with respect to William Wyler, must think about Bette Davis in Jezebel. I read and correct me if I don't have the right movie, but he contained her tendency to overact and therein instilled a sense of restraint that even her out a bit and in later perf...

Apollo 13 (1995)

next : a lake

Marcel Mastroianni
Big Deal on Madonna Streetn(1958)

next : big pretty eyes

Deception '46

next : favorite Bette movie

In Name Only (1939)

opening scene, Cary Grant and Carole Lombard

next : bowling

Anna (1987)

next : favorite foreign film