Who is this?

[Mrs. Danvers]

Oh that's Clint Eastwood.

I'll be back! (and no it won't be a picture of a young Arnold Schwarzenegger)

ARGH! Photobucket is toying with me and I can't get logged into my albums.

[Kitty]

I knew it might be too easy!

[Mrs. Danvers]

I'm pretty good with some faces anyway!

This little girl acted her entire life and grew to be a knock out and a good actress. This is not her natural hair color, at least this is the only time I've seen her hair like this, in this particular movie.

[Kitty]

It's it Margaret O'Brien?

[Mrs. Danvers]

It's it Margaret O'Brien?

No but that is an excellent guess, I can certainly see why a person would guess her and they are almost the same age this little girl was about one and a half years younger.

I gotta clue for you, she co starred in a movie with John Wayne, unfortunately I won't tell you her at age at the time.

[donnie]

Those eyes look so familiar...just can't place them.

[Mrs. Danvers]

There she is in her most famous childhood role. And she grew into one of the major leading ladies of her generation.

Starring with, before her untimely mysterious death, just a few familiar names. And a bonus clue, she was married to one of the actors on this list.

James Dean
Frank Sinatra
Tony Curtis (3 times)
James Garner
Robert Wagner
Steve McQueen
Robert Redford (3 times)
Warren Beatty

[donnie]

Ah! Natalie Wood.

Another:

[Mrs. Danvers]

Oh crikey, hate to tell you this, but there isn't much I don't know about Alfred Hitchcock, including what he looked like in his younger days.

When really forced to name my all time favorite director, he is just about at the top of my list. I honestly can't think of another director who gave us so many brilliant movies. And of course Mrs. Danvers is high on my list of favorite characters too. Rebecca was his first Hollywood film and it won his only best picture oscar. He himself never won best director for anything, hard to imagine!!!

[donnie]

He himself never won best director for anything, hard to imagine!!!

That is astonishing, indeed!

That was like taking candy from a baby for you. Ok, let's try this one. This is one of my favorite personalites, but I absolutely would never have gotten him from this 1932 photo.