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Cast
- 1988 - Wicked Stepmother
- 1987 - The Whales of August
- 1986 - Directed by William Wyler
- 1982 - The Watcher in the Woods
- 1978 - Return from Witch Mountain
- 1978 - Death on the Nile
- 1976 - Burnt Offerings
- 1972 - Madame Sin
- 1971 - Bunny O'Hare
- 1969 - Connecting Rooms
- 1967 - The Anniversary
- 1965 - The Nanny
- 1962 - What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
- 1958 - The Scapegoat
- 1956 - Storm Center
- 1952 - The Star
- 1952 - Phone Call from a Stranger
- 1950 - All About Eve
- 1949 - Beyond the Forest
- 1946 - A Stolen Life
- 1946 - Deception
- 1944 - Mr Skeffington
- 1943 - Old Acquaintance
- 1943 - Thank Your Lucky Stars
- 1942 - In This Our Life
- 1942 - Now, Voyager
- 1941 - The Little Foxes
- 1941 - The Great Lie
- 1941 - The Man Who Came to Dinner
- 1940 - The Letter
- 1940 - All This, and Heaven Too
- 1939 - The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex
- 1939 - Dark Victory
- 1939 - Juarez
- 1938 - Jezebel
- 1938 - The Sisters
- 1937 - Kid Galahad
- 1937 - It's Love I'm After
- 1937 - Marked Woman
- 1936 - Satan Met a Lady
- 1936 - The Petrified Forest
- 1935 - Front Page Woman
- 1935 - Dangerous
- 1934 - Fog Over Frisco
- 1934 - Bordertown
- 1933 - Bureau of Missing Persons
- 1932 - 20,000 Years in Sing Sing
- 1932 - The Cabin in the Cotton
Producer
- 1946 - A Stolen Life
Articles
- Nov 10 2006 - Jack Cardiff Q&A
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