Joan Fontaine
1917–2013 · British actress
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.
Joan Fontaine, in order
- 1935 No More Ladies: acted · directed by Edward H. Griffith and George Cukor
- 1937 A Damsel in Distress: acted · directed by George Stevens
- 1937 Music for Madame: acted · directed by John G. Blystone
- 1937 Quality Street: acted · directed by George Stevens
- 1937 The Man Who Found Himself: acted · directed by Lew Landers
- 1938 Blond Cheat: acted · directed by Joseph Santley
- 1938 Maid's Night Out: acted · directed by Ben Holmes
- 1938 Sky Giant: acted · directed by Lew Landers
- 1938 The Duke of West Point: acted · directed by Alfred Edward Green
- 1939 Gunga Din: acted · directed by George Stevens
- 1939 Man of Conquest: acted · directed by George Nicholls, Jr.
- 1939 The Women: acted · directed by George Cukor
- 1940 Rebecca: acted · directed by Alfred Hitchcock · critics 98%, audiences 92%
- 1941 Suspicion: acted · directed by Alfred Hitchcock · critics 100%, audiences 77%
- 1942 This Above All: acted · directed by Anatole Litvak
- 1943 Jane Eyre: acted · directed by Robert Stevenson · streaming on Hoopla
- 1943 The Constant Nymph: acted · directed by Edmund Goulding
- 1944 Frenchman's Creek: acted · directed by Mitchell Leisen
- 1945 The Affairs of Susan: acted · directed by William A. Seiter
- 1946 From This Day Forward: acted · directed by John Berry
- 1947 Ivy: acted · directed by Sam Wood
- 1948 Kiss the Blood Off My Hands: acted · directed by Norman Foster
- 1948 Letter from an Unknown Woman: acted · directed by Max Ophüls
- 1948 The Emperor Waltz: acted · directed by Billy Wilder and Charles Brackett · critics 78%, audiences 43%
- 1948 You Gotta Stay Happy: acted · directed by H. C. Potter
- 1950 Born to Be Bad: acted · directed by Nicholas Ray
- 1950 September Affair: acted · directed by William Dieterle
- 1951 Darling, How Could You!: acted · directed by Mitchell Leisen
- 1951 Othello: acted · directed by Orson Welles · critics 86%, audiences 85% · streaming on Roku Channel, Shout! Factory TV, YouTube (free)
- 1952 Ivanhoe: acted · directed by Richard Thorpe
- 1952 Something to Live For: acted · directed by George Stevens
- 1953 Decameron Nights: acted · directed by Hugo Fregonese
- 1953 Flight to Tangier: acted · directed by Charles Marquis Warren
- 1953 The Bigamist: acted · directed by Ida Lupino
- 1954 Casanova's Big Night: acted · directed by Norman Z. McLeod
- 1956 Beyond a Reasonable Doubt: acted · directed by Fritz Lang
- 1956 Serenade: acted · directed by Anthony Mann
- 1957 Island in the Sun: acted · directed by Robert Rossen · audiences 57%
- 1957 Until They Sail: acted · directed by Robert Wise
- 1958 A Certain Smile: acted · directed by Jean Negulesco
- 1961 Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: acted · directed by Irwin Allen
- 1962 Tender Is the Night: acted · directed by Henry King
- 1963 Hollywood Without Make-Up: acted · directed by Ken Murray and Rudy Behlmer · streaming on fuboTV, MGM+, Philo
- 1966 The Witches: acted · directed by Cyril Frankel
- 1971 Canciones para después de una guerra: acted · directed by Basilio Martín Patino
- 1986 Dark Mansions (TV movie): acted · directed by Jerry London