A Glittering Cast: The Chase

1966 Drama
From Columbia Pictures
Directed by Arthur Penn

Starring

Marlon Brando

Jane Fonda

Robert Redford

E. G. Marshall

Angie Dickinson 

James Fox

Janice Rule

Martha Hyer

Miriam Hopkins

Richard Bradford

Robert Duvall

Clifton James

Malcom Atterbury

Henry Hull

Diana Hyland

Jocelyn Brando

Joel Fluellen

Ken Renard

Steve Ihnat

Bruce Cabot

From the 1970s: Sometimes a Great Notion

1971 Drama
From Universal
Directed by Paul Newman

Starring
Paul Newman
Henry Fonda
Lee Remick
Michael Sarrazin
Richard Jaeckel
Linda Lawson

Joe Maross

Cliff Potts

Lee Remick

I found her to be such an intelligent, focused and determined actress.  She was also a versatile one who made a few good movies with top actors and directors, made a name for herself on Broadway and when she ultimately headed for television, it was not in the standard episodic rot but in acclaimed programs where her skills were evident and her recognition soared.

Gilbert Roland

He was one of Hollywood's original Latin Lovers, in the same time frame as Rudolf Valentino and years before the likes of Ricardo Montalban and Fernando Lamas.  Gilbert Roland was dashing, sexy, a bit dangerous and often had that cigarillo hanging from his lips.  On the screen he always seemed like he was having a good time.

From the 1940's: Sitting Pretty

1948 Comedy
From 20th Century Fox
Directed by Walter Lang

Starring
Robert Young
Maureen O'Hara
Clifton Webb
Louise Albritton
Richard Haydn
John Russell
Ed Begley
Randy Stuart
Betty Lynn

From the 1950s: Tiger Bay

1959 Crime Drama
From The Rank Organisation
Directed by J. Lee Thompson

Starring
Hayley Mills
Horst Buchholz
John Mills
Yvonne Mitchell
Megs Jenkins
Anthony Dawson
Michael Anderson Jr.

Susannah York

She was the pretty, flaxen-haired beauty who arose out of London's swinging 60s and whose most famous work came from that decade.  For some reason, however, and despite the fact that she worked with top actors and directors and even made two Oscar-winning best pictures and continued to work through 2010, she never attained the glory that Maggie or Judi or Helen or Vanessa did.