Susan Hayward (June 30, 1917 – March 14, 1975) was an American actress. After working as a fashion model in New York, Hayward travelled to Hollywood in 1937 when open auditions were held for the leading role in Gone With the Wind (1939). Although she was not selected, she secured a film contract, and played several small supporting roles over the next few years. By the late 1940s the quality of
Valley of the Dolls
⭐ 6House of Strangers
⭐ 6.9The Snows of Kilimanjaro
⭐ 5.9Tap Roots
⭐ 6.4The Fighting Seabees
⭐ 6.2Jack London
⭐ 5.8The Conqueror
⭐ 3.4I Married a Witch
⭐ 6.842They Won't Believe Me
⭐ 6.6Deadline at Dawn
⭐ 6.2I'll Cry Tomorrow
⭐ 6.3I Want to Live!
⭐ 6.924Garden of Evil
⭐ 6.105David and Bathsheba
⭐ 5.7Beau Geste
⭐ 7Among the Living
⭐ 6Back Street
⭐ 5.8Canyon Passage
⭐ 6.6Demetrius and the Gladiators
⭐ 6.5The Lusty Men
⭐ 6.6Rawhide
⭐ 6.7The Honey Pot
⭐ 6.5Hollywood Hotel
⭐ 5.4Soldier of Fortune
⭐ 5.9Reap the Wild Wind
⭐ 6.4Untamed
⭐ 5.6Smash-Up: The Story of a Woman
⭐ 6With a Song in My Heart
⭐ 5.9I'd Climb the Highest Mountain
⭐ 6.6The Lost Moment
⭐ 6.5Where Love Has Gone
⭐ 6.2I Can Get It for You Wholesale
⭐ 5.8The President's Lady
⭐ 6.9I Thank a Fool
⭐ 5.5Tulsa
⭐ 6.3Adam Had Four Sons
⭐ 6Young and Willing
⭐ 0Star Spangled Rhythm
⭐ 5.9My Foolish Heart
⭐ 6.7The Marriage-Go-Round
⭐ 4.2Uncertain Verification
⭐ 6.6The Hairy Ape
⭐ 5.5And Now Tomorrow
⭐ 5.7White Witch Doctor
⭐ 6.3Thunder in the Sun
⭐ 6The Saxon Charm
⭐ 4.3Ada
⭐ 6.4Top Secret Affair
⭐ 4.6Sis Hopkins
⭐ 6Girls on Probation
⭐ 5.9Woman Obsessed
⭐ 6.5Say Goodbye, Maggie Cole
⭐ 6.8Stolen Hours
⭐ 5.6Hollywood: The Selznick Years
⭐ 3.3Skirmish on the Home Front
⭐ 0The Forest Rangers
⭐ 0The Conqueror: Hollywood Fallout
⭐ 8The Sisters
⭐ 6.1A Letter From Bataan
⭐ 4.5$1,000 a Touchdown
⭐ 2Comet Over Broadway
⭐ 5Hit Parade of 1943
⭐ 4.8Our Leading Citizen
⭐ 0The Making of a Legend: Gone with the Wind
⭐ 8Valley of the Dolls: A World Premiere Voyage
⭐ 5The Revengers
⭐ 5.7Heat of Anger
⭐ 0Storm in My Heart
⭐ 0Hollywood Singing and Dancing: A Musical History - The 1950s: The Golden Era of the Musical
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