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Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal, and Ruth Roman have "Three Secrets" Three Secrets (1950) is an American drama directed by Robert Wise and starring Eleanor Parker, Patricia Neal, and Ruth Roman. The supporting cast includes Frank Lovejoy, Leif Erickson, and Ted de Corsia.Three women (Parker, read more

Patricia Neal: An Unquiet Life andJoan Crawford: The Essential BiographyTwo Biographies for Two Lucky Winners! CMH is happy to announce our next Classic Movie Book Giveaway as part of our partnership with University Press of Kentucky! This time, we’ll be celebrating two iconic actresses, read more

Today's star is the very brave actress Patricia Neal.  TCM is celebrating the career of Patricia Neal with 12 movies on Aug. 16. Here's what you need to know about this brave and talented actress. FYI: TCM sometimes changes the air times and /or movies, so you can go to www.tcm.com&nb read more

Patricia Neal is the star for today! Below, you’ll find links to those participating and honoring Neal (updated as they come in), as well as my own reviews of her work throughout the years.   Meredy.com gives an overview of Neal’s life and career Rick’s Cafe Texan Girls Do Film read more

  Happy Birthday to Classic Movie Legend, Patricia Neal, born January 20, 1926! The first time I saw Patricia Neal, I was completely smitten. The film was A Face in the Crowd and I must have been in ninth or tenth grade. Now, although the film as a whole is absolutely amazing and most walk away read more

Patricia Neal was talented, striking, ambitious, versatile, alluring. But, perhaps, above all, Patricia Neal was endurance personified. The willowy, husky-voiced actress was an Oscar, Tony, and Golden Globe winner, and appeared in such noteworthy films as A Face in the Crowd, The Day the Earth Stood read more

TCM is celebrating Patricia Neals birthday with the films featured below: Fountainhead, The (1949) An idealistic architect battles corrupt business interests and his love for a married woman. Cast: Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal, Raymond Massey. Dir: King Vidor. It's a Great Feeling (194 read more

When I first started to put this "Looks Like" article together, I was pleasently suprised to learn that Patricia Neal, was the Grandmother, to her "look likes" granddaughter, Sophie Dahl. I also think that Patricia Neal "Looks Like", Christa Miller. To keep it fair :) Patricia Neal, was best known read more

A reminder: TCM has scheduled a tribute tonight to the late actress Patricia Neal, who passed away last month at the age of 84. Make sure you catch a fantastic lineup of films featuring some of Neal’s most indelible screen performances, beginning with her Private Screenings interview with hos read more

After Patricia Neal moved to New York, the first films she performed in were, John Loves Mary(1949), The Fountainhead(1949), The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951), The Breaking Point(1952), Operation Pacific, A Face in the Crowd (1957) and co-starred in Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961).In 1963, Neal wo read more

Goodbye, Patricia Neal Patricia Neal, movie star Academy-Award winning actress Patricia Neal died yesterday at her home in Martha's Vineyard. She was 84 years old and succumbed to lung cancer. Kentucky Born and Tennessee Raised Neal was born in Packard, Kentucky in 1926, but raised in Knoxv read more

Patricia Neal in the 1960s The first time I ever saw Patricia Neal was in the Waltons Christmas movie “The Homecoming” (1973). In the Waltons pilot, she wasn’t glamorous and was a mother of seven children and living on a farm during the depression. Many people remember Neal as being sexy in her read more

Goodbye to Patricia Neal. I couldn’t stand her the first time I saw her—as a sophisticated sugar mama in Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961). That voice drove me crazy. Then, it grew on me, and it became the thing I like most about her. I realized she had been so darn good in Tiffanys that I ha read more

About MeBlogger, Out of the Past - A Classic Film Blog and more. Please add my Google profile to your circles. (1926-2010) and thank you for this scene in Fountainhead (1949). It's by far one of the sexiest scenes in film history. read more

Goodbye, Patricia Neal Patricia Neal, movie star Academy-Award winning actress Patricia Neal died yesterday at her home in Martha's Vineyard. She was 84 years old and succumbed to lung cancer. Kentucky Born and Tennessee Raised Neal was born in Packard, Kentucky in 1926, but raised in Knoxv read more

Patricia Neal, the husky-voiced actress best known for roles in classic films such as The Fountainhead (1949), Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961), and 1963′s Hud (for which she won the Academy Award as Best Actress), died late this evening at the age of 84. Neal was an exceptionally talented read more

(1926-2010) and thank you for this scene in Fountainhead (1949). It's by far one of the sexiest scenes in film history. read more