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Joan Fontaine

Joan Fontaine

British actress (1917–2013)

Joan de Beauvoir de Havilland, known professionally as Joan Fontaine, was a British-American actress best known for her film roles during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Fontaine appeared in more than 45 films in a career that spanned five decades. She was the younger sister of actress Olivia de Havilland. Their rivalry was well documented in the media at the height of Fontaine's career.

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Filmography in the catalog

Credited on 48 films (1935–1966) — matched by name in the Creator or Credits field. Also mentioned in 5 other records (descriptions, transcriptions, copyright notes).

Year ▼ Title CreatorLengthFormatColorSound
1966 The Witches Cyril Frankel 90 min Color
1961 Tender Is The Night. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 146 min 35mm Color sound
1961 Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea unknown 105 min 16mm Color sound
1961 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Collectors Book Store 1:04 16mm Color
1958 A Certain Smile. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp 104 min 35mm Color sound
1957 Island In The Sun. Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. & Darryl F. Zanuck Productions Inc. 14 reels 35mm Color sound
1957 Until They Sail. Loew’s Incorporated 92 min. 35mm B&W sound
1956 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Fritz Lang 80 min B&W
1956 Serenade. Warner Bros. Pictures Inc. 121 min 35mm Color sound
1954 Casanova’s Big Night. Paramount Pictures Corp. 86 min. 35mm Color sound
1953 Flight To Tangier. Paramount Pictures Corp. 90 min. 35mm Color sound
1953 The Bigamist Ida Lupino 80 min B&W
1952 Decameron Nights. Film Locations Ltd. 85 min. 35mm Color sound
1952 Ivanhoe. Screen Gems Ltd. 107 min 16mm B&W sound
1952 Something To Live For Gospel Films Inc 89 min 16mm B&W sound
1952 Something to Live For George Stevens 89 min B&W
1951 Darling, How Could You! Mitchell Leisen 96 min B&W
1951 September Affair. Paramount Pictures Corp. 104 min 35mm B&W sound
1950 Born to Be Bad Nicholas Ray 94 min B&W
1948 Emperor Waltz. Billy Wilder 1 reel 16mm B&W sound
1948 Kiss The Blood Off My Hands. Norma Productions Inc 79 min. 35mm B&W sound
1948 Letter From An Unknown Woman. Max Ophüls 90 min. 35mm B&W sound
1948 The Emperor Waltz. Billy Wilder, Charles Brackett 106 min 35mm Color sound
1948 You Gotta Stay Happy. H. C. Potter 100 min 35mm B&W sound
1947 Ivy. Sam Wood 98 min. 35mm B&W sound
1946 From This Day Forward. John Berry 95 min. Color & B&W
1945 The affairs of Susan. William A. Seiter 3600 16mm B&W sound
1944 Frenchman's Creek. Mitchell Leisen 12 reels Color sound
1944 Jane Eyre. Robert Stevenson 8 520 ft. B&W
1943 Jane Eyre Robert Stevenson 97
1943 The Constant Nymph. Edmund Goulding 112 min B&W
1942 This Above All. Anatole Litvak 9 939 ft. B&W
1941 Suspicion Alfred Hitchcock 99 16mm B&W
1941 Suspicion. Alfred Hitchcock 99 min. B&W
1940 Rebecca ?selznick 14 reels 16mm sound
1939 Gunga Din George Stevens 1:17 B&W
1939 MAN OF CONQUEST. Republic Pictures Corp 11 reels. B&W
1939 THE DUKE OF WEST POINT. Edward Small Productions Inc. 12 reels B&W
1939 THE WOMEN. Loew's Inc. 14 reels B&W
1938 BLOND CHEAT. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 MAID'S NIGHT OUT. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1938 SKY GIANT. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 9 reels 16mm B&W Sound
1937 A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 11 reels. 16mm B&W Sound
1937 MUSIC FOR MADAME. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 8 reels B&W
1937 THE MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1937 YOU CAN'T BEAT LOVE. RKO Radio Pictures Inc. 7 reels B&W
1936 A million to one. Lynn Shores 2100 16mm B&W sound
1935 NO MORE LADIES. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp. 9 reels B&W