| 71st Annual Academy Awards, The[Herself (archive footage)] |
Act of Violence[Edith Enley] |
Ad ogni costo[Mary Ann] |
| AFIs 100 Years, 100 Thrills: Americas Most Heart-Pounding Movies[Herself] |
AFIs 100 Years... 100 Heroes & Villains[Herself] |
All-Star Tribute to Elizabeth Taylor, An[Herself] |
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American Film Institute Salute to Alfred Hitchcock, The[Herself] |
American Film Institute Salute to Jack Lemmon, The[Herself] |
| American Film Institute Salute to Orson Welles, The[Herself] |
Angels in the Outfield[Jennifer Paige] |
Best of Film Noir, The[Herself] |
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Black Shield of Falworth, The[Lady Anne] |
Boardwalk[Florence Cohen] |
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Celebrity Profile: Jamie Lee Curtis[Herself] |
Circus of the Stars[Herself (performer)] |
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Confidentially Connie[Connie Bedloe] |
Deadly Dream[Laurel Hanley] |
| Dean Martin: The E! True Hollywood Story[Herself] |
Doctor and the Girl, The[Evelyn Taffy Corday] |
Ei, Das[Das Ei] |
| Fantasy Film World of George Pal, The[Herself] |
Fate Totally Worse Than Death, A |
Fearless Fagan[Abby Ames] |
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Halloween H20: 20 Years Later[Norma Watson] |
Happy 100th Birthday Hollywood[Herself] |
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Hello Down There[Vivian Miller] |
Hills of Home[Margit Mitchell] |
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Hitchcock: Shadow of a Genius[Herself] |
Holiday Affair[Connie Ennis] |
| Hollywood The Golden Years: The RKO Story[Herself] |
Honeymoon with a Stranger[Sandra Latham] |
Horror Hall of Fame, The[Herself/Presenter] |
| Houdini[Bess Houdini] |
House on Greenapple Road, The[Marian Ord] |
How to Smuggle a Hernia Across the Border |
| Howard Hughes: His Women and His Movies[Herself] |
If Winter Comes[Effie Bright] |
In My Sisters Shadow[Kay Connor] |
| Intimate Portrait: Elizabeth Taylor[Herself] |
Its a Big Country[Rosa Szabo Xenophon] |
Jet Pilot[Lt. Anna Marladovna/Olga] |
| Just This Once[Lucille Duncan] |
Kid Rodelo[Nora] |
Little Women[Margaret Meg March] |
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Liza Minnelli: The E! True Hollywood Story[Herself] |
Making of Psycho, The[Herself/Marion Crane] |
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Mary Pickford: A Life on Film[Herself] |
Mirror, Mirror[Millie Gorman] |
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Murder at the World Series[Karen Weese] |
Murdocks Gang[Laura Talbot] |
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Naked Spur, The[Lina Patch] |
Night of 100 Stars[Herself] |
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One Is a Lonely Number[Gert Meredith] |
Pepe[Cameo appearance] |
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Pete Kellys Blues[Ivy Conrad] |
Prince Valiant[Princess Aleta] |
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Red Danube, The[Maria Buhlen] |
Reputations: Alfred Hitchcock[Herself] |
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Romance of Rosy Ridge, The[Lissy Anne MacBean] |
Safari[Linda Latham] |
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Sinatra In Hollywood: The E! True Hollywood Story[Herself] |
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Story of Lassie, The[Herself] |
Strictly Dishonorable[Isabelle Perry] |
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Telethon[Elaine Cotten] |
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Three on a Couch[Dr. Elizabeth Acord] |
Touch of Evil[Susan Vargas] |
| Two Tickets to Broadway[Nancy Peterson] |
Unmasking the Horror[Herself] |
Vikings, The[Morgana] |
| Walking My Baby Back Home[Chris Hall] |
Who Was That Lady?[Ann Wilson] |
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A-Z of Horror[Herself] |
Rat Pack, The[Herself] |
janet leigh was not born dec. 31,1969 she was born in july 1927 and died oct,3,2004
janet leigh was not born dec. 31,1969 she was born in july 1927 and died oct,3,2004
In the summer of 1952 I went to see "Scaramouche" at the Ambassador Theatre in Raleigh, North Carolina. (Alas, the Ambassador no longer exists.) After I saw the movie, Janet Leigh became one of my favorite film stars. At the time she was under contact with MGM and played mainly light, pretty roles. Later she began playing "tough cookies" (for instance, in "Touch of Evil"
and her acting improved along with the stronger image. I´ve always thought she was a highly underrated actress and should have won the Oscar for "Psycho".
Happy Birthday, Miss Leigh!
