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List of Elsa Lanchester Movies: Ranked Best To Worst

1. Witness for the Prosecution (1957)
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Witness for the Prosecution
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Barrister Sir Wilfrid Robarts has decided to defend Leonard Vole, accused of murdering his benefactor, believing him to be innocent although strong circumstantial evidences point towards his client. He is surprised when Leonard’s wife, who has earlier provided an alibi, testifies against him. Robarts does not know that this is the first in the series of many surprises that is awaiting him. 

Role:
Miss Plimsoll
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich, John Williams, Tyrone Power
Directed By:
Awards:
Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress
2. Day-Dreams (1928)
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3
Day-Dreams
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3
Role:
Elsa / Heroine in Dream Sequence
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Harold Warrender, Dorice Fordred, Marie Wright
Directed By:
Ivor Montagu
3. Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
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Bride of Frankenstein
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3

The first sequel to the 1931 film Frankenstein, the story follows Henry Frankenstein, who is thought to have died, but is actually alive and reunited with his fiancée. Although he decides to abandon his attempt to create life, his old mentor soon coerce him into creating a mate for the Monster and he succumbs to it, initially unwilling. 

Role:
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley / The Monster's Mate (as ?)
Starring:
John Carradine, Walter Brennan, Ernest Thesiger, Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Valerie Hobson
Directed By:
James Whale
4. Mary Poppins (1964)
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Mary Poppins
G
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2

Uptight banker, George Banks, is tired of his children’s shenanigans and wants to hire a strict nanny. The children, Jane and Michael are pleasantly surprised when the magical nanny Mary Poppins arrives instead. With the help of a little magic, she turns all of their lives around for the better.  

Starring:
Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, Reta Shaw, Glynis Johns, Hermione Baddeley
Directed By:
Robert Stevenson
6. The Bishop's Wife (1947)
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The Bishop's Wife
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2

After all his efforts to raise money for a cathedral fails, a Bishop Henry Brougham finds himself quite depressed. However, his life takes an interesting turn, after he is visited by Dudley, who claims to be an angel. Henry is a bit annoyed, but his wife takes kindly to Dudley.

Starring:
Cary Grant, David Niven, Loretta Young, Monty Woolley, James Gleason
Directed By:
Henry Koster
7. The Spiral Staircase (1946)
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2
The Spiral Staircase
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2

The Spiral Staircase is an American psychological horror film which revolves around a mute young woman named Helen living in 1906 Vermont, who is employed as a live-in companion for a bedridden woman named Mrs Warren. Her life turns upside down when she finds herself terrorized by a serial killer who has been targeting disabled women.  

Starring:
Dorothy McGuire, Ethel Barrymore, George Brent, Rhonda Fleming
Directed By:
Robert Siodmak
8. The Razor's Edge (1946)
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The Razor's Edge
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2

The Razor’s Edge is a romantic drama film which tells the story of an adventurous young man who loses his socialite fiancée after he sets off to India, on a journey of self-discovery. However, after his return ten years later, she wants him back, despite the fact that she is already married. He also gets reacquainted with Sophie, an old friend from Chicago, who has become an alcoholic after losing both her husband and her child in an accident.

Starring:
Gene Tierney, Anne Baxter, Clifton Webb, Tyrone Power, John Payne
Directed By:
Edmund Goulding
10. The Secret Garden (1949)
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2
The Secret Garden
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2
Role:
Martha
Starring:
Gladys Cooper, Herbert Marshall, Margaret O'Brien, Dean Stockwell
Directed By:
Fred M. Wilcox
11. Murder by Death (1976)
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2
Murder by Death
PG
12
2

Eccentric millionaire Lionel Twain invites five renowned private detectives to his castle for a ‘dinner and murder,’ and after sealing off his house, he challenges them to find the killer of a murder that will occur at midnight. He announces 1million for solving the case. Long before midnight, Twain’s blind butler, Bensonmum, is found dead. What is the mystery behind the tricky set-up?

Starring:
Peter Falk, Peter Sellers, Maggie Smith, Alec Guinness, James Cromwell, David Niven, Eileen Brennan
Directed By:
Robert Moore
12. Tales of Manhattan (1942)
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Tales of Manhattan
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2
Starring:
Edward G. Robinson, Ginger Rogers, Charles Boyer, Rita Hayworth, Henry Fonda, Charles Laughton, W. C. Fields
Directed By:
Julien Duvivier
13. Come to the Stable (1949)
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Come to the Stable
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Sister Margaret and Sister Scholastica come to the small New England town of Bethlehem to build a children’s hospital. They want to fulfill a promise they made to God. But they not only meet opposition from local composer Bob Masen, arranging the required funds proves to be an even bigger challenge. 

Role:
Amelia Potts
Starring:
Celeste Holm, Loretta Young, Hugh Marlowe, Thomas Gomez
Directed By:
Henry Koster
14. Forever and a Day (1943)
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Forever and a Day
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2

During the Second World War, an American travels all the way to Britain, to sell an old house near London, belonging to his family. However, he gets involved in much more than a simple real estate transaction. 

Starring:
Merle Oberon, Buster Keaton, Victor McLaglen, Ray Milland, Charles Laughton, George Kirby, Doreen Munroe
Directed By:
Edmund Goulding, Cedric Hardwicke, Frank Lloyd, Victor Saville, Robert Stevenson
15. The Private Life of Henry VIII. (1933)
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2
The Private Life of Henry VIII.
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2
Starring:
Robert Donat, Charles Laughton, Merle Oberon, Miles Mander, Franklin Dyall
Directed By:
Alexander Korda
16. Lassie Come Home (1943)
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Lassie Come Home
TV-G
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2

Lassie Come Home is an adventure film which tells the story of a boy Joe and his dog Lassie. However, when Joe’s family is hit by hard times, they are forced to sell Lassie to a wealthy man, the Duke of Rudling. Without his closest friend, Joe becomes quite depressed, but he is unaware that Lassie has started a cross-country trip back home to return to her former owners.

Starring:
Elizabeth Taylor, Donald Crisp, May Whitty, Edmund Gwenn, Nigel Bruce
Directed By:
Fred M. Wilcox
17. Rembrandt (1936)
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Rembrandt
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2
Role:
Hendrickje
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Edward Chapman, Gertrude Lawrence, Walter Hudd
Directed By:
Alexander Korda
18. Potiphar's Wife (1931)
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Potiphar's Wife
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2
Starring:
Laurence Olivier, Donald Calthrop, Norman McKinnel, Nora Swinburne, Guy Newall
Directed By:
Maurice Elvey
19. Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake (1942)
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Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake
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2
Starring:
Frances Farmer, Gene Tierney, John Carradine, Tyrone Power, George Sanders
Directed By:
John Cromwell
20. Ladies in Retirement (1941)
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Ladies in Retirement
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2
Role:
Emily Creed
Starring:
Louis Hayward, Ida Lupino, Evelyn Keyes, Edith Barrett
Directed By:
Charles Vidor
21. Mystery Street (1950)
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Mystery Street
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2
Role:
Mrs. Smerrling
Starring:
John Garfield, Bruce Bennett, Ricardo Montalban, Marshall Thompson, Sally Forrest
Directed By:
John Sturges
22. Naughty Marietta (1935)
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Naughty Marietta
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10
2

Marie is a beautiful but rebellious French princess, whose marriage has been arranged with a Spanish grandee, whom she doesn’t love. Therefore, she decides to flee on a cargo ship bound for New Orleans. She also takes on a new identity. However, on the way, the ship is attacked by pirates.  

Role:
Madame d'Annard
Starring:
Frank Morgan, Jeanette MacDonald, Douglass Dumbrille, Nelson Eddy, Adriana Caselotti
Directed By:
Robert Z. Leonard, W.S. Van Dyke
23. Blue Bottles (1928)
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Blue Bottles
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2
Role:
Elsa
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Joe Beckett, Dorice Fordred, Marie Wright
Directed By:
Ivor Montagu
24. Me, Natalie (1969)
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Me, Natalie
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Brooklyn teenager Natalie has always had confidence issues for not being good looking as per society norms. Frustrated with her parents, she moves to Manhattan and finds true love in aspiring artist David Harris. As their romance blooms, complications from David’s previous marriage forces Natalie to truly take control of her own life. 

Role:
Miss Dennison
Starring:
Al Pacino, Martin Balsam, Nancy Marchand, James Farentino
Directed By:
Fred Coe
25. The Beachcomber (1938)
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The Beachcomber
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Ginger Ted leads a dissolute life on a Dutch colonial island.  However, the sister of a pious missionary tries to reform him and bring stability to his life.  

Role:
Martha Jones
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Tyrone Guthrie, Robert Newton, Eliot Makeham
Directed By:
Erich Pommer
26. Bell Book and Candle (1958)
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Bell Book and Candle
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Bell Book and Candle is a romantic fantasy comedy film which tells the story of Gillian, a modern-day-witch who takes a liking to a good-looking man named Henderson. Since she dislikes his fiancée, she casts a spell on him, so that he would fall in love with her instead. Soon, her infatuation for Henderson turns into love, and she feels guilty for her actions.

Starring:
James Stewart, Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs, Kim Novak, Hermione Gingold
Directed By:
Richard Quine
27. Blackbeard's Ghost (1968)
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Blackbeard's Ghost
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A man named Steve Walker arrives in a small town in New England, in order to take the position of a track coach at a college. Things get complicated when he accidentally recites some magic words, which summons the ghost of the dreaded pirate Blackbeard. He explains to Steve that he was cursed by his wife to roam the Earth until he performs a good deed. Steve agrees to aid him in this task. 

Role:
Emily Stowecroft
Starring:
Peter Ustinov, Suzanne Pleshette, Dean Jones, Joby Baker
Directed By:
Robert Stevenson
28. The Ghost Goes West (1935)
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The Ghost Goes West
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2
Role:
Miss Shepperton
Starring:
Robert Donat, Eugene Pallette, Jean Parker, Ralph Bunker
Directed By:
René Clair
29. The Inspector General (1949)
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2
The Inspector General
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2
Role:
Maria
Starring:
Danny Kaye, Gene Lockhart, Walter Slezak, Barbara Bates
Directed By:
Henry Koster
30. Les Miserables (1952)
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Les Miserables
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3
Starring:
Edmund Gwenn, Sylvia Sidney, Robert Newton, Michael Rennie
Directed By:
Lewis Milestone
31. Dreamboat (1952)
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Dreamboat
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2

Dreamboat is a 1952 American comedy film which tells the story of a college professor named Thornton Sayre, who is also a former actor. His life gets disrupted when his former co-star Gloria Marlowe, starts to air his old films on television. To put an end to this, he sets out with his daughter to stop it. 

Role:
Dr. Mathilda Coffey
Starring:
Ginger Rogers, Clifton Webb, Anne Francis, Jeffrey Hunter
Directed By:
Claude Binyon
32. The Girls of Pleasure Island (1953)
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2
The Girls of Pleasure Island
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2
Role:
Thelma
Starring:
Leo Genn, Don Taylor, Gene Barry, Dorothy Bromiley
Directed By:
F. Hugh Herbert, Alvin Ganzer
33. Northwest Outpost (1947)
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2
Northwest Outpost
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2
Role:
Princess 'Tanya' Tatiana
Starring:
Joseph Schildkraut, Nelson Eddy, Ilona Massey, Hugo Haas
Directed By:
Allan Dwan
34. That Darn Cat! (1965)
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That Darn Cat!
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2

That Darn Cat! is a comedy thriller film which tells the story of a kidnapped woman, who tries to send out an SOS message with the help of a wandering cat. Upon learning about this, the cat’s owner decides to inform the FBI. The FBI tries to follow the cat, hoping that it will lead them to the kidnapped woman.

Starring:
Hayley Mills, Roddy McDowall, Neville Brand, Dean Jones
Directed By:
Robert Stevenson
35. Rascal (1969)
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Rascal
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2
Role:
Mrs. Satterfield
Starring:
Walter Pidgeon, Steve Forrest, Henry Jones, John Fiedler
Directed By:
Norman Tokar
36. Thumbs Up (1943)
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2
Thumbs Up
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2
Role:
Emma Finch
Starring:
Arthur Margetson, Brenda Joyce, Richard Fraser, J. Pat O'Malley
Directed By:
Joseph Santley
37. Frenchie (1950)
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Frenchie
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2

Orphaned girl Frenchie Fontaine becomes successful owner of New Orleans casino. She returns to hometown to find her father Frank Dawson’s killers, and buys a casino with the help of sheriff Tom Banning. Soon she falls for Tom, turning his ex-girlfriend Diane jealous. The maneuverings of Diane and Frank’s killers land Tom in jail, making him wonder whether Frenchie will desert him now.

Role:
Countess
Starring:
Shelley Winters, John Russell, Paul Kelly, Joel McCrea
Directed By:
Louis King
38. The Glass Slipper (1955)
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2
The Glass Slipper
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2
Role:
Widow Sonder
Starring:
Amanda Blake, Leslie Caron, Keenan Wynn, Walter Pidgeon, Michael Wilding
Directed By:
Charles Walters
39. The Private Life of Don Juan (1934)
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2
The Private Life of Don Juan
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2

As the news spreads about Don Juan’s arrival in Seville, Spain, husbands lock up their wives, unaware of the fact that Don Juan is now in quite poor health. 

Starring:
Merle Oberon, Douglas Fairbanks, Gina Malo, Benita Hume, Merle Oberon
Directed By:
Alexander Korda
40. Hell's Half Acre (1954)
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2
Hell's Half Acre
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2
Role:
Lida O'Reilly
Starring:
Evelyn Keyes, Nancy Gates, Wendell Corey, Marie Windsor
Directed By:
John H. Auer
41. The Petty Girl (1950)
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2
The Petty Girl
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2

George Petty is an artist who is well-known for his calendar portraits of pretty women. When he meets a young professor named Victoria, he finds himself drawn to her, and tries to get her to pose for his art. Although she declines his offer, he continues to persist.

Role:
Dr. Crutcher
Starring:
Tippi Hedren, Mary Wickes, Robert Cummings, Melville Cooper, Audrey Long
Directed By:
Henry Levin
42. Passport to Destiny (1944)
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2
Passport to Destiny
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2

This comedy drama film tells the story of a cleaning lady, who travels from London to Berlin and start working in Hitler’s headquarters, planning to assassinate him. However, her plan fails, and she has no option but to escape back to London.

Role:
Ella Muggins
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Fritz Feld, Lionel Royce, Lenore Aubert
Directed By:
Ray McCarey
43. Willard (1971)
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2
Willard
PG
9
2
Role:
Henrietta Stiles
Starring:
Ernest Borgnine, Sondra Locke, Bruce Davison, Michael Dante
Directed By:
Daniel Mann
44. Androcles and the Lion (1952)
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2
Androcles and the Lion
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2

Based on the well-known play of the same name by George Bernard Shaw, this film tells the story of a slave in Ancient Rome who escapes his bonds and flees to the wilderness. 

Starring:
Victor Mature, Jean Simmons, Alan Young, Maurice Evans, Robert Newton
Directed By:
Chester Erskine, Nicholas Ray
45. Buccaneer's Girl (1950)
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2
Buccaneer's Girl
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2
Role:
Mme. Brizar
Starring:
Robert Douglas, Philip Friend, Andrea King, Yvonne De Carlo
Directed By:
Frederick De Cordova
46. 3 Ring Circus (1954)
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2
3 Ring Circus
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2

Penniless ex-soldiers and friends Jerry and Pete, who are in search of work, join a circus owned by a woman. They work as assistants to trapeze artist and lion tamer. As if the trouble the two create is not enough, Jerry aspires to be a clown and he’ll do anything – wash an elephant, tame a lion, just anything, to become a clown. 

Starring:
Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Joanne Dru, Wallace Ford
Directed By:
Joseph Pevney
47. Arnold (1973)
8
2
Arnold
PG
8
2
Role:
Hester
Starring:
Roddy McDowall, Farley Granger, Stella Stevens, Shani Wallis
Directed By:
Georg Fenady
48. Honeymoon Hotel (1964)
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2
Honeymoon Hotel
8
2

Jay is left at the altar by his bride Cynthia. Since he has already paid for his honeymoon, he decides to take his friend Ross to the hotel. However, it soon seems that Ross is having an affair with a hotel employee Lynn.  

Starring:
Keenan Wynn, Robert Morse, Nancy Kwan, Jill St. John
Directed By:
Henry Levin
49. Easy Come, Easy Go (1967)
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2
Easy Come, Easy Go
8
2
Starring:
Elvis Presley, Pat Harrington Jr., Pat Priest, Skip Ward
Directed By:
John Rich
50. Die Laughing (1980)
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2
Die Laughing
PG
8
2

A San Francisco cab driver finds a monkey carrying a formula for turning atomic waste into a plutonium bomb. However, he soon finds himself framed for the murder of a scientist. Meanwhile, he is also chased all over the city by people who want the formula for themselves.

Role:
Sophie
Starring:
Charles Durning, Carel Struycken, Bud Cort, Robby Benson
Directed By:
Jeff Werner
51. Pajama Party (1964)
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1
Pajama Party
8
1

Go-Go is an intelligence officer and Martian scout sent to Earth to pave the way for a full-fledged invasion. But when his power pack malfunctions he is rescued by Earthling and kindly widow, Aunt Wendy. On Earth, Go-Go falls in love with Connie and ultimately saves Earth from his fellow Martians. 

Role:
Aunt Wendy
Starring:
Frankie Avalon, Teri Garr, Gus Trikonis, Annette Funicello, Don Rickles, Buster Keaton, Tommy Kirk
Directed By:
Don Weis
52. Terror in the Wax Museum (1973)
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1
Terror in the Wax Museum
PG
7
1

This horror mystery film takes us to the late 19th century. Someone has been killing the guests in the London wax museum of Claude Dupree, which is known for its collection of famous figures.  When the owner of the museum is killed, his niece decides to continue their family business, and the museum also attracts a police investigator soon. 

Role:
Julia Hawthorn
Starring:
Broderick Crawford, John Carradine, Ray Milland, Maurice Evans, Mark Edwards
Directed By:
Georg Fenady
53. The Stronger Sex (1931)
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2
The Stronger Sex
12
2
Starring:
Gordon Harker, Adrianne Allen, Colin Clive, Martin Lewis
Directed By:
Gareth Gundrey
54. The Tonic (1928)
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2
The Tonic
11
2
Role:
Elsa
Starring:
Charles Laughton, Renee De Vaux
Directed By:
Ivor Montagu

TV Movie(s)

1. Alice in Wonderland (1955)
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2
Alice in Wonderland
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2
Starring:
Tom Bosley, Sarah Churchill, Marc Breaux, Gillian Barber
Directed By:
George Schaefer
2. In Name Only (1969)
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2
In Name Only
8
2
Starring:
Elinor Donahue, Eve Arden, Michael Callan, Ruth Buzzi
Directed By:
E.W. Swackhamer

Animation(s)

Off to See the Wizard (1967)
Off to See the Wizard
Starring:
William Shatner, Adam West, Barbara Eden, Steve Martin, Vivian Vance, Hal Holbrook, Larry Fine
Directed By:
John Florea, Richard Kinon

TV Shows and Videos

Omnibus (1952)
Omnibus
Starring:
George C. Scott, Orson Welles, Mel Ferrer, Nanette Fabray, Eva Marie Saint, Joanne Woodward, Eli Wallach
Directed By:
Andrew McCullough, Norman Lloyd, Charles S. Dubin, Harry Horner, Delbert Mann
Slattery's People (1964)
Slattery's People
Starring:
Barbara Feldon, Lee Grant, James Whitmore, Sorrell Booke, Ed Asner, Ossie Davis, Denver Pyle
Directed By:
Leo Penn, Allen Reisner, Marc Daniels, Gerald Mayer, Richard C. Sarafian
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962)
The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Starring:
Gloria Swanson, Jayne Mansfield, Tom Skerritt, Edd Byrnes, Julie London, Telly Savalas, Bruce Dern
Directed By:
Alfred Hitchcock, Alf Kjellin, Joseph M. Newman, Bernard Girard, John Brahm
Disneyland (1954)
Disneyland
Starring:
Rita Moreno, Heather Locklear, Scatman Crothers, Kelsey Grammer, Eddie Albert, Frank Oz, Big John Studd
Directed By:
Hamilton Luske, Norman Tokar, Robert Stevenson, James Neilson, Jack Hannah
Adventures in Paradise (1959)
Adventures in Paradise
Starring:
Charles Bronson, Vincent Price, Eva Gabor, Buddy Ebsen, Alexis Smith, Anna Kashfi, Ray Walston
Directed By:
Paul Stanley, Sutton Roley, Gerald Mayer, James B. Clark, Tom Gries
I Love Lucy (1951)
I Love Lucy
TV-G
Starring:
Lucille Ball, Harpo Marx, George Reeves, William Frawley, Richard Widmark, Claude Akins, William Holden
Directed By:
William Asher, Marc Daniels, James V. Kern
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars (1951)
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
Starring:
Mary Tyler Moore, Bette Davis, Lee Marvin, James Dean, Mickey Rooney, Charlton Heston, Tony Curtis
Directed By:
Roy Kellino, Jus Addiss, Robert Florey, John Brahm, Ted Post
The Ford Television Theatre (1952)
The Ford Television Theatre
Starring:
Barbara Stanwyck, Natalie Wood, Paulette Goddard, Jeanne Crain, Donna Reed, Ann Sothern, Jackie Cooper
Directed By:
James Neilson, Ted Post, Anton Leader, Fred F. Sears, Arnold Laven
Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958)
Shirley Temple's Storybook
Starring:
Agnes Moorehead, Sterling Holloway, Mel Blanc, Martin Landau, Lorne Greene, Cloris Leachman, Shirley Temple
Directed By:
David Greene, James Neilson, Arthur Hiller, Robert B. Sinclair, Mitchell Leisen
The 20th Century-Fox Hour (1955)
The 20th Century-Fox Hour
Starring:
Fred MacMurray, Joan Fontaine, Raymond Burr, Trevor Howard, Carolyn Jones, Teresa Wright, Robert Wagner
Directed By:
Lewis Allen, Jules Bricken, Albert S. Rogell, Robert Stevenson, Ted Post
Robert Montgomery Presents (1950)
Robert Montgomery Presents
Starring:
Elizabeth Montgomery, Roger Moore, Don Knotts, Leslie Nielsen, Grace Kelly, Jean Stapleton, Cliff Robertson
Directed By:
John Newland, James Sheldon, Norman Felton, James P. Yarbrough, Vincent J. Donehue
Then Came Bronson (1969)
Then Came Bronson
Starring:
Jack Klugman, Kurt Russell, Bonnie Bedelia, James Doohan, Martin Sheen, Veronica Cartwright, Diane Ladd
Directed By:
Paul Stanley, Marvin J. Chomsky, Jud Taylor
The Eleventh Hour (1962)
The Eleventh Hour
Starring:
Leonard Nimoy, James Coburn, Marion Ross, Inger Stevens, Angela Lansbury, Linda Evans, James Franciscus
Directed By:
Jack Arnold, Richard Donner, Paul Nickell, Don Medford
Shower of Stars (1954)
Shower of Stars
Starring:
Shirley MacLaine, Hedy Lamarr, Ethel Merman, Glenn Ford, Peggy Lee, Jack Benny, Betty Grable
Directed By:
Ralph Levy, Seymour Berns
Night Gallery (1969)
Night Gallery
TV-PG
Starring:
Joel Grey, Sally Field, Bert Convy, Sandra Dee, Lesley Ann Warren, Slim Pickens, Dina Merrill
Directed By:
Jeannot Szwarc, Jeff Corey, Gene R. Kearney, Jerrold Freedman, John Badham
Studio One (1948)
Studio One
Starring:
Abe Vigoda, Jerry Stiller, Anne Bancroft, Warren Beatty, Peter Graves, Tina Louise, Patricia Neal
Directed By:
Paul Nickell, Franklin J. Schaffner, Tom Donovan, Allen Reisner, Robert Mulligan
Follow the Sun (1961)
Follow the Sun
Starring:
James Brolin, Jack Klugman, Keenan Wynn, Inger Stevens, Julie London, Jayne Mansfield, Celeste Holm
Directed By:
Felix E. Feist, Francis D. Lyon, Ted Post, Robert Butler, Mitchell Leisen
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964)
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Starring:
David McCallum, Joan Collins, Victor Borge, Mary Ann Mobley, Gavin MacLeod, Eleanor Parker, Eric Braeden
Directed By:
E. Darrell Hallenbeck, Joseph Sargent, John Brahm, Alf Kjellin, Alvin Ganzer
It Takes a Thief (1968)
It Takes a Thief
Starring:
Eve Plumb, Fred Astaire, George Takei, Alice Ghostley, O. J. Simpson, Leon Askin, Fernando Lamas
Directed By:
Don Weis, Jack Arnold, Michael Caffey, Barry Shear, Bruce Kessler
The Dick Powell Show (1961)
The Dick Powell Show
Starring:
John Wayne, Angie Dickinson, Gena Rowlands, John Forsythe, Wayne Rogers, Rory Calhoun, Robert Redford
Directed By:
Bernard L. Kowalski, Don Taylor, David Friedkin, Marc Daniels, Buzz Kulik
Lux Video Theatre (1950)
Lux Video Theatre
Starring:
Rock Hudson, Bing Crosby, Alfred Hitchcock, Jack Lord, Art Carney, Carl Switzer, Jerry Mathers
Directed By:
Richard Goode, Fielder Cook, Buzz Kulik, Earl Eby, Norman Morgan
Burke's Law (1963)
Burke's Law
Starring:
Mako Iwamatsu, Paul Lynde, Nancy Sinatra, Carl Reiner, Bobby Darin, Sal Mineo, Don Ameche
Directed By:
Don Weis, Jerry Hopper, Don Taylor, Richard Kinon, Murray Golden
Ben Casey (1961)
Ben Casey
Starring:
Richard Dreyfuss, Sydney Pollack, Doris Roberts, Katharine Ross, Rod Steiger, Telly Savalas, Lee Marvin
Directed By:
Leo Penn, Allen Reisner, Alex March, Charles R. Rondeau, Vince Edwards
The Star and the Story (1955)
The Star and the Story
Starring:
Peter Lorre, Joanne Woodward, David Niven, Raymond Burr, Angela Lansbury, Alexis Smith, Henry Fonda
Directed By:
Alvin Ganzer, Francis D. Lyon, William D. Russell, Robert Stevenson, Robert Florey
The Best of Broadway (1954)
The Best of Broadway
Starring:
Fredric March, Helen Hayes, Claudette Colbert, Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Buster Keaton, Merle Oberon
Directed By:
Sidney Lumet, Paul Nickell, David Alexander
The Mike Douglas Show (1961)
The Mike Douglas Show
Starring:
Anthony Newley, Diana Ross, Cloris Leachman, Vivian Vance, Vincent Price, Mike Douglas
Directed By:
Don Roy King, Arthur Forrest, Ernest Sherry, Bob Loudin
The John Forsythe Show (1965)
The John Forsythe Show
Role:
Margaret Culver / ... (29 episodes, 1965-1966)
Starring:
Peggy Lipton, John Forsythe, Guy Marks, Ann B. Davis
Directed By:
Earl Bellamy
Mannix (1967)
Mannix
Starring:
Tom Selleck, Erik Estrada, Harry Dean Stanton, Robert Reed, Bobby Troup, Milton Berle, John Ritter
Directed By:
Paul Krasny, Sutton Roley, Gerald Mayer, Harry Harvey Jr., John Llewellyn Moxey
Here's Lucy (1968)
Here's Lucy
Starring:
George Burns, Danny Thomas, Andy Griffith, Lloyd Bridges, Liberace, Ann-Margret, Joan Rivers
Directed By:
Coby Ruskin, Jack Donohue, Herbert Kenwith, George Marshall, Jack Baker
Nanny and the Professor (1970)
Nanny and the Professor
Starring:
Cindy Williams, Ed Begley Jr., Charles Nelson Reilly, Sir John Mills, Kim Richards, Jodie Foster, Leif Garrett
Directed By:
Bruce Bilson, Russ Mayberry, Richard Kinon, Jack Arnold, Ralph Senensky
The Bill Cosby Show (1969)
The Bill Cosby Show
Starring:
Cicely Tyson, Joyce Bulifant, John Amos, Henry Fonda, Don Knotts, Dick Van Dyke, Ed Begley Jr.
Directed By:
Ivan Dixon, Ralph Senensky, Coby Ruskin, Harvey Hart, Bill Cosby
General Electric Theater (1953)
General Electric Theater
Starring:
Steve Allen, Diahann Carroll, Jane Wyman, Werner Klemperer, Janet Gaynor, Bud Abbott, Bob Crane
Directed By:
Herschel Daugherty, Don Medford, James Neilson, Jules Bricken, Mitchell Leisen

Elsa Lanchester Awards

Golden Globe Awards
Witness for the Prosecution Best Supporting Actress 1958