Gene Tierney was one of many actresses in Hollywood ... darkened or her eyes elongated with makeup to give her the then-in-vogue (and deeply problematic) "exotic" look. But Tierney seemed ...

As the star of classic '40s films like Heaven Can Wait, Laura, Leave Her to Heaven and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, Gene Tierney was known for her stunning beauty and powerful performances.

Werts wrote: “How many film fans even know that Saturday’s kickoff honoree, Gene Tierney, is a woman?” If they don’t know she’s a woman, it’s high time they know she played Laura ...

At the last moment, she paused. “If I was going to die, I wanted to die in one piece, a whole person, and look pretty in my coffin,” Gene Tierney later said. She had, she claimed, no desire to ...

JFK and actress Gene Tierney were destined to fail as soon as they started dating. In 1946 Gene Tierney was one of the hottest actresses in Hollywood. Otto Preminger’s “Laura” had made her a ...

Gene Tierney was an elegant Hollywood movie star who received an Academy Award nomination and was romantically linked with a future president. She lived and worked in Topeka during the late 1950s ...

Darryl Zanuck — a Hollywood titan whose production credits in the 1940s and 1950s are far too long to list here — once called ...

Though she may be known as having dated a young John F. Kennedy, for the silver screen crowds of the 1940s, actress Gene Tierney (1920-1991) will always be remembered for two signature roles ...