Actress. Comedienne. Talk show personality. And in The Birds (above, screenplay by Evan Hunter), perhaps the most fully realized of Alfred Hitchcock's dark-haired girls.
GreenCine Daily has links to to the BBC obituary and other tributes here.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Farewell, Suzanne Pleshette (1937-2008)
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C. Jerry Kutner
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Labels: Alfred Hitchcock, Suzanne Pleshette, The Birds
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I was 13 when I saw Youngblood Hawke in a theater. It was playing on a double bill with Fail Safe, and provided much needed comic relief. I thought Pleshette so beautiful, I couldn't understand why James Franciscus would not want to be with her.
That's a wonderful image of Pleshette that perfectly captures her unique brand of smoldering sensuality! Thanks for posting.
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