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Actor: Shelley Winters

Shelley Winters won Best Supporting Actress twice, for The Diary of Anne Frank and A Patch of Blue, and was nominated twice more.

The Night of the Hunter gives her the most disturbing image in her filmography, and A Place in the Sun the earlier nomination.

The Poseidon Adventure brought a late nomination for an underwater swimming sequence she performed at fifty-two, having gained weight for the role. She was a founding member of the Actors Studio and wrote two candid memoirs.

James Mason in a dark suit sits at a table, his expression controlled and distant, embodying Humbert's facade of civility.James Mason

Lolita (1962) Review

Lolita (1962) rates 7 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Kubrick adapted a novel about a predator by removing everything the Production Code forbade, which was most of the subject. He later said that had he understood the censorship…

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Alfie (1966) film posterJulia Foster

Alfie (1966)

1966 Lewis Gilbert drama with Michael Caine breaking the fourth wall as a London womanizer facing the cost of his lifestyle. The film depicts Alfie Elkins, a young London chauffeur who treats women as conquests instead of as people.

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