Deborah Kerr Archives | Memorable TV

A Woman Of Substance (Channel 4 Drama, Jenny Seagrove)

Period drama serial A Woman of Substance was a massive hit for Channel 4 in it’s earliest years and was set at the turn of the...

Movies4 years ago

Affair to Remember, An (TCF 1957, Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr)

In this legendary tearjerker that served as the female touchstone in “Sleepless in Seattle,” the world’s most eligible bachelor (Grant) is set to marry an heiress....

Movies4 years ago

Young Bess (MGM 1953, Jean Simmons, Deborah Kerr)

In lavishly mounted and engagingly performed historical romance Young Bess, Jean Simmons plays the young princess who would become Elizabeth I. She deals with the heartbreak...

Movies4 years ago

From Here to Eternity (Columbia 1953, Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr)

From Here to Eternity is, in essence, the story of three men – Prewitt, Maggio and Warden, with Prewitt as the pivotal figure. Each man has...

Movies4 years ago

Prisoner of Zenda, The (MGM 1952, Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr)

Remake of the 1937 film about a commoner (Stewart Granger) who fills in for the king in his coronation ceremony because the king has been kidnapped...

Movies4 years ago

Edward, My Son (MGM 1949, Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr)

A drama that traces both the rise of a modest, hardworking family man and the decline of his marriage and morals. A happily married man and...

Movies5 years ago

Day Will Dawn, The (Paul Soskin 1942, Ralph Richardson, Deborah Kerr)

One of the finest British propaganda films of the Second World War, powerful and tense drama The Day Will Dawn features an excellent cast, including Ralph...

Movies5 years ago

Separate Tables (United Artists 1958, David Niven, Deborah Kerr)

Touching, subtle examination of lonely lives and lost loves, Separate Tables, adapted from Terence Rattigan’s play of the same name, follows several residents of an English...

Movies5 years ago

Black Narcissus (London 1948, David Farrar, Deborah Kerr)

Controversial at the time of its release, this adaptation of Rumer Godden’s book Black Narcissus became a Technicolor classic (note the Academy Award-winning production design and...

Features7 years ago

Five of the Best Burt Lancaster Movies

In his early films Burt Lancaster often played haunted, troubled characters – his career began in the brooding films of director Robert Siodmak. He then turned...

TV7 years ago

Song At Twilight, A (BBC-2 1982, Paul Scofield, Deborah Kerr)

In A Song At Twilight in a swiss hotel in the 1960’s wealthy writer Sir Hugo Latymer is forced to confront his past when an old...

Features7 years ago

Classic TV Revisited: A Woman Of Substance

A Woman Of Substance was a sweeping 1985 mini-series about the rise of a poor Yorkshire housemaid who rose to become a millionaire department store owner....

Features7 years ago

Five Of The Best: Robert Mitchum

Robert Mitchum, one of the iconic stars of the golden age of Hollywood, had the real skill of not seeming to care about his acting. Lazy...

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Deborah Kerr

A Woman Of Substance (Channel 4 Drama, Jenny Seagrove)

Affair to Remember, An (TCF 1957, Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr)

Young Bess (MGM 1953, Jean Simmons, Deborah Kerr)

From Here to Eternity (Columbia 1953, Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr)

Prisoner of Zenda, The (MGM 1952, Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr)

Edward, My Son (MGM 1949, Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr)

Day Will Dawn, The (Paul Soskin 1942, Ralph Richardson, Deborah Kerr)

Separate Tables (United Artists 1958, David Niven, Deborah Kerr)

Black Narcissus (London 1948, David Farrar, Deborah Kerr)

Five of the Best Burt Lancaster Movies

Song At Twilight, A (BBC-2 1982, Paul Scofield, Deborah Kerr)

Classic TV Revisited: A Woman Of Substance

Five Of The Best: Robert Mitchum

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