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. Tierney ...

Gene Tierney was one of many actresses in Hollywood, past and present, who have been so labelled, described as "unquestionably the most beautiful woman in movie history" by studio head Darryl Zanuck.

Scroll through the selection of the top 50 Classic Noir films that include the unforgettable classics The Third Man, Sunset Boulevard and Night Of The Hunter.

In the end, the film, which starred Gene Tierney, Dana Andwers, Clifton Webb and Vincent Price, received five Oscar nominations (including best director, best adapted screenplay and best ...

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: the e… ...

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 ...

AMERICAN actress Gene Tierney, the raven-haired beauty best known for her title role in the film Laura, has died at her home in Houston. She was 70.

Gene Tierney starred in the 1944 film noir classic, "Laura" and was nominated for an Academy award for her role in 1945's "Leave Her to Heaven." Oleg Cassini and Gene Tierney had two children together ...

LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN. Handsome writer Cornell Wilde meets and marries the stunningly beautiful Gene Tierney. Instead of happily ever after, things start going very wrong in his life. He gradually ...

Perhaps several.Who was Gene Tierney, this actress as haunting and enigmatic as her most famous role, in the 1944 film “Laura”?In that Otto Preminger classic, a detective (Dana Andrews) falls ...

Gene Tierney was one of many actresses in Hollywood, past and present, who have been so labelled, described as "unquestionably the most beautiful woman in movie history" by studio head Darryl Zanuck.