Anna Lee

...and a dashing playboy, whose dissolute ways have got him demoted to a provincial resort town. There, he plans to marry Nadina (Anna Lee), an educated woman who appeals to his higher instincts-until he is snared in the seductive web of Olga...

In this article: George Sanders, Edward Everett Horton, Ernst Lubitsch, Billy Wilder, Gary Cooper, The Taming of the Shrew, and Ryan Lizza

...1946 effort, Boris Karloff plays the sadistic overseer of an infamous British madhouse where inmates — and a courageous woman (Anna Lee) &mdash; challenge his brutal rule. </p><p>•<strong>“White Zombie” </strong>and...

In this article: Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Caribbean, Halloween, White Zombie, Bedlam, Son of Frankenstein, and The Black Cat

...who plays his son, being about a month older than Allan himself. In contrast, his wife on the show, Lila Quartermaine, played by Anna Lee, was 24 years older than he was. The age difference between Edward and Lila was of little issue as Lee...

In this article: Jed Allan, Edward Quartermaine, Don Craig, Lila Quartermaine, John Ingle, General Hospital, Days of our Lives, and Days of Our Lives

Lee studied at the Royal Albert Hall, then debuted in 1932 with a bit part in the film His Lordship ''. When she and her first husband, director Robert Stevenson , moved to Hollywood she became associated with John Ford, appearing in several...

In this article: Jeffrey Byron, Venetia Stevenson, Leslie Charleson, General Hospital, Lila Quartermaine, Wendy Riche, Don Everly, Coal, and World War II

...don t ­understand women, he once said. Wayne was one of the many lovers of the German actress Marlene Dietrich. Actress Anna Lee relates how the ­affair started when Dietrich invited Wayne to her dressing room and then lifted her skirt...

In this article: John Wayne, Cancer, Second World War, Marlene Dietrich, Hollywood, Joseph Stalin, The Conqueror, and FBI

The Man Who Changed His Mind is a 1936 science fiction horror film starring Boris Karloff and Anna Lee. It was directed by Robert Stevenson and was released in Great Britain by Gainsborough Pictures. The film was also known as The...

In this article: The Man Who Changed His Mind, Boris Karloff, Absent-minded professor, Frank Cellier, and John Loder

...who we follow over from yesterday's THE GHOST & MRS. MUIR (she played the creepy George Sanders' wife). Anna Lee is a gorgeous woman and she's been very good in other work I've seen her in, but I have to say she was my least favorite thing...

In this article: Flying Tigers, John Wayne, Pearl Harbor, Star Wars, Jim Gordon, George Lucas, and DVD

...the rich and powerful of England and Karloff trying his best to worm his way into their good graces. His main opposition is Anna Lee's Nell Brown, a socialite with a conscience. On the surface, she's a pretty face, but as ugly on the...

In this article: Boris Karloff, Bedlam, DVD, Val Lewton, The Body Snatcher, and Mark Robson

ABC promotional headshot of actress Anna Lee. Fair use rationale for Anna Lee This is an ABC promotional headshot of actress Anna Lee, former star of the television show, General Hospital. The promo headshot is of lower resolution than...

In this article: General Hospital, ABC, and ABC

...director would not do. The book is published by Xlibris, an Internet based print-on-demand publisher. Also recommended: "Anna Lee: Memoir of a Career on 'General Hospital' and in Film" (via McFarland & Co.), about the teeter-totter life...

In this article: Sean Flynn, Errol Flynn, John Ford, Stanley Kubrick, Nora Eddington, Hollywood, and General Hospital