One of the most beautiful women in the world, Ingrid Bergman, in arguably the greatest movie ever made.

Another great Bergman movie where she's tied up with international intrigue, wrapping Claude Raines and Cary Grant around her little finger in a Hitchcock classic.

Grace looking fantastic in Europe, propping up Cary Grant.

Grace Kelly and Ava Gardner vying for the affection of Clark Gable, shot on location in Africa.

The lovely Olivia DeHavilland, and a Robin Hood with an English accent.

In The Big Sleep, Lauren Bacall sweeps Bogart, and every man in the audience, off his feet by merely explaining how to whistle. In Key Largo she plays a good girl with a quick tongue, and Bogey doesn't play a gangster in a great thriller set in the Florida Keys.

With Marilyn Monroe, Ginger Rogers and an absolutely adorable Mitzi Gaynor, this light hearted and charming comedy of errors can overcome even the presence of the supremely annoying Zsa Zsa.

The cutest pixie of the 50s and 60s in her 3 most famous films.

Greer Garson makes up for whatever torture Olivier's outdated acting style may put a modern viewer through.

Liz Taylor was robbed when she didn't win this Oscar.

Playing the femme fatale that against which most others pale, Barbara Stanwyck was sensual, appealing, irresistible, and so deadly.

Very funny, and by today's standards, completely politically incorrect, Carole is totally charming as a girl who is misdiagnosed with a fatal disease that becomes the toast of New York.

The movie that catapulted Jean Harlow to stardom. I can only imagine that in 1930, the special effects blew the audience away like Star Wars did with the audience of 1977.