Showing posts with label Nina Foch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nina Foch. Show all posts

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Edith Head Gave Good Costume

Joan Fontaine, September Song (1950)

Nina Foch, You're Never Too Young (1955)

Vera Miles, Beau James (1957)

Marilyn Maxwell, Off Limits (1953)

Marilyn Maxwell, Rock-a-Bye Your Baby (1958)

Lucille Ball, The Facts of Life (1960)

Sunday, December 7, 2008

A Class Apart



We love everything about Nina Foch. We love her classy-as-hell looks, her throaty voice, her obvious intelligence and opinionated manner. She's the poor man's Joan Fontaine, but without La Fontaine's early gallery of dithering, simpering ingenue roles to taint our perception of her. We are truly saddened to learn of her passing this Friday; we came across this lengthy, fascinating, prickly interview here. The then-82 year old Foch is exactly as we'd want her to be: brutally honest, fiercely intelligent, often challenging, but in the end -- she offers a mea culpa for being a difficult subject -- very much a class act.


NINA FOCH
April 20, 1924 - December 5, 2008