As a star-struck teen I met Lee Remick at the New York premiere of The Hallelujah Trail at Loew's Capitol theater. Before the film started I saw her go into the ladies room. I waited for her to exit and then asked her to sign my program, which she was nice enough to do. Several years later, I got to see her in Wait Until Dark and, like many other fans, waited for her to exit the theater after the show. Once again she was nice enough to sign my Playbill. I still have both after all these years.

Hard to believe Ms. Remick has been gone for so long now. The stars of yesteryear had so much more grace, dignity and regal beauty than the so-called "stars" of today...

After being struck by those incredible eyes I followed Lee's all too-short career and even managed to see her 'Live' in 'Bus stop' in London. My best night ever. RIP Miss Remick

Lee was in a TV production of the musical "Damn Yankees" in which her rendition of "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" burned up the screen!

Lee Remick was such a beauty! So sad that she died so young.

@brookehanley3659

8 жыл бұрын

+sallyfromcali1127 Lee Remick was one of the most beautiful women ever. No surgery either to my knowledge. Just beautiful.

She was a fantastic actress and so underrated. Left us too soon. Love you Lee!

One of my fav actresses. She had a very intelligent aura, was very beautiful and at the same time very humble. Even in those days that was an extraordinary mixture.

Yes, she sure did. The most radiant beauty imaginable - and so incredibly understated, sweet, classy and elegant. A perfect lady. I miss her so much it hurts.

I was and am a fan of the late lamented (and very beautiful woman/actress) Lee Remick. I can't believe that she left us over 20 years ago. She was a very talented performer and brought a touch of real class to everything she appeared in.

Beautiful, classy, talented and intelligent. She is one of my favorites.

No woman on earth walked like Ms. Remick, watching her walk was a study in beauty. I think that the walk was common to dancers, but no one looked so beautiful walking down the street.

Her smile and her laugh - unbeatable.

Oh, man - you gotta be kidding me? You attended the opening of "The Hallelujah Trail," plus you met Lee AND she signed your program? I would have died and gone to heaven. "The Hallelujah Trail" is where I was first introduced to this angel, back in 1974, and I have been hopelessly in love with her ever since. Wow...

LOVED Lee Remick in Days of Wine and Roses! Such a beautiful young lady, too. Here, she reminds me a lot of Elizabeth Montgomery

That play did scare me when I was a boy; she was great in it. And then 10 years later, or so, she sat at the table next to mine at Butterfield's on the Sunset Strip. Nice memories...

She was just compleetly perfect, one of the most beautiful woman ever!

she's so lovely !!!!

She is very talented, beautiful and lovely. Lee Remick is one of my favorites of all time.

Big hair, big smile, big talent. Lovel Lee Remick!!

My favourite cheerleader from "A Face in the Crowd".

Aired on 1966, march, the 20th. I miss you, Lee.

@mmalmec

5 жыл бұрын

herbert van rijn thanks

So beautiful! Sad to think she is no longer here. VERY sad.

She will be in my heart, forever.

i'll never forget her and the rest of that professional cast in Experiment In Terror. As a not quite 10 year old I went to the movie with my sister thinking it would be a comedy because Glenn Ford was the star. It was of the days of twin bills. So, maybe it was playing as the second movie that was the throw-in. I went home scared for days.

from my home town Quincy Mass.

I worked at a cinema in Beverly Hills I was 18. Lee Remick was a regular. I talked to customers through a microphone, sometimes I would talk, it would'nt work and then a horrible loud feedback .On this day Lee came up to buy 2 tickets. And when I tried to speak to Lee the mic jamed. Lee put her ear up to the speaker and then it came back on sending feedback blasted in her ear. She was very upset w/me like it was on purpose. I thought she was very beautiful in person and she was classy.

Great dress, very beautiful

I went to see this play, having finished college and was at home for several months hearing about it on TV. I didn't find the play "frightening," (they had plants on the front row to scream), and during one scene some in the audience giggled. One of the male actors broke character just after he entered the stage, looked around at the audience and gave an approving smile and nod as if to say, "Nice crowd tonight." Duh!!

One of the most highly UNDER-RATED actresses of all time. Unforgettable in DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES as Jack Lemmon's lush of a wife. Sadly, she never sustained her early fame and died from cancer at 55.

She was a treasure in every sense of the word and she has been gone for over 20 years, hard to believe.

I saw her in this play on Broadway when I was in high school and then sat NEXT to her at the restaurant, BUTTERFIELD'S, on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood 10 years later.

Beautiful 💐

She is one of the most beautiful women of all time !!!

I've watched very many of these shows now (thank you roots66!) and I've come up with a list of my favourite women. Those who not only looked good but were charming, intelligent and funny too. Anyone like to share their own list? 1. Hedy Lamaar 2. Ava Gardner 3. Debbie Reynolds 4. Jeanne Crane (although I don't share her political outlook) 5. Eva Marie Saint 6. Lee Remick 7. Gene Tierney I can think of far fewer of today's stars about whom I feel the same way. Grumpy old man??

She could sing well too. Check out "anyone can whistle" which is gorgeous!

Lee Remick is such a true beauty!

Excellent in everything. Especially, " The Days of Wine And Roses."

I remember her with Charles Bronson in Telefone.

One of my favorite Charles Bronson flicks was called Telefon and starred Lee as the female lead and Donald Pleasance as the villain. She is what made the move so watchable.

What a Beauty of a woman...RIP!

Omg 💕

Lee looks great here

Oh my God, if I was older, I would have been SO taken by her!!! See you in heaven, Lee!

The girl with the billion dollar smile...and the absolute love of my life!

Amen.

loved her in the omen

Out of all the gorgeous babes,Lee received the most enthusiastic welcome from the studio audience, absolutely stunning! I love when the beautiful women let their hair down.

My, they certainly make the playsound intriguing, don't they? The play would be made into a film with Audrey Hepburn playing Remick's role and, yes, there is a jump out of your seat moment towards the end.

DAZZLER....always loved her....God BLESS her, always....

AND..... she also was a most talented SINGER , singing the beautiful "Anyone can Whistle" from the show of the same name by Steven Sondheim. Brilliant, bright and beautiful-NOT just a pretty face.

A very classy and beautiful woman. They don't make actresses like that anymore.

Yes , she should have won for Days of W&R and Lemmon should have won the Oscar for best actor . Both got robbed,

Even better than the clip in which she was promoting BABY THE RAIN... At least they didn't guess quite as quickly. I love Hepburn but I wish Lee had gotten the part in the movie version of WAIT. Some ppl complain about Audrey snapping up Julie A's part in MY FAIR LADY. I held more of a grudge about her landing a role which would have been a great vehicle for Lee. Silly of me, I know.

Lee Remick, what a knockout!

She was only 55 when she died in 1991, from cancer.

@brookehanley3659

9 жыл бұрын

Beautiful butterflies have short lifespans.

What year was this from?

Bennett calling her a "beautiful girl." Times have indeed changed.

@EllPhillip

3 жыл бұрын

You mean before people became hypersensitive and were brainwashed by political correctness?

@sweetiepillow Dress was perfect for her.

I could watch Lee Remick's face all day long and the rest aint bad either!

@gregorvonkallahann Agree with you. Mel Ferrer her husband at the time was involved in the movie version of WUD. Lee would have been great. Audrey was good though.

Major dress envy!

@gregorvonkallahann I would've liked Lee to have taken the WAIT UNTIL DARK role as well, though it's as a benefit for Audrey as much as it is for Lee: With Audrey out of the picture for WAIT UNTIL DARK, she would've been nominated for TWO FOR THE ROAD, a far better film and performance, and at least she would've been nominate for BA for the right film that year. And Lee would've gotten a role better suited for her, so everyone wins.

Love this lady!!!! (well, doesn't she look a bit like Samantha Steven's cousin?)

She looks just like Liv Ullmann (although perhaps more polished and prettier), and had the same acting talent as well. She was so underrated and beautiful.

Ms. Remick and Ann-Margret could have been sisters. The play is great--my sister played the heroine's young friend in a community theatre. Its a knuckle biter.

She is hot, always loved lee remick.

@RubyTuesday717 I believe Audrey's husband was involved in the film.....WUD

@mysticgirl1000 I don't get that at all. I'm a huge Marilyn fan myself and have been for over 30 years. The only connection Lee Remick had with Marilyn is that she was slated to replace Marilyn in Something Got To Give.

@gregorvonkallahann I think Lee would have been spectacular.

Lee Remick died at about the same time that Michael Landon did, so her death was overshadowed.

I'm always suspicious when Bennett guesses because his wife was talent coordinator.

"Diggers and Chiselers"? Hah!

Should have won for Days of Wine and Roses.

@benoitpellet1657

7 жыл бұрын

calalilygirl I

Who is the PUTZ who "disliked this video of the fabulous Ms. Remick?

She was smoking hot here.

Her third appearance 4/10/66

@VanRijn1963

7 жыл бұрын

Aired on 1966, march, the 20th

I wonder if Arlene had some...issue with Remicks performance,. Arlene was always one to complement at performers performance on Bway..but this time she was unusually quiet...

1991 her death was overshadowed by the death of Michael Landon.

Well... many gorgeous actresses passed away prematurely... yet just a handful of them died of so tragic deaths as Linda Darnell, Jayne Mansfield and Natalie Wood did... C'est la vie, c'est la mort...

@wmlfan9 Heard the play was a flop for some reason unknown to me. The movie was tops.

Seriously? I once opened the door for a lady and said, "Come on in Darlin." She slapped me hard and then stormed in. Did I say "lady"? I meant "bitch".

I thought Lee every bit as beautiful and as sexy as Marilyn, and Lee was a much better actress, it wasn't even close there.

I love Bennett but sharp as a tack? Not as far as this show. Dorothy and Arlene yes. BTW Bennett was superb at reading up on who was in town which helped with solving the mystery guest. He fumbled a lot with the regular occupations.

She sort of looks like Cameron Diaz.

@brookehanley3659

8 жыл бұрын

+Juliet Young No.

@anonymusum

7 жыл бұрын

OMG - like Cameron Diaz - that´s an offense against good taste.

wowie zowie

I wish men these days would use the term "Darlin'" casually, too.

Perceptive of you. I would have thought Lee would have been great. The play did fold on Broadway. But the movie was a hit. Life is strange sometimes. Lee's fame did not sustain itself into the 60's. Puzzling. Sad to me she was cremated and lived in a very humble house at the time of her death. MAkes you realize in life that where you are and who you know is everything because she really had talent. AND acted beyond belief. died at 56! SAD.

Lee really did not sound like Lauren Bacall.

Liv Ullman is nowhere near as pretty as Lee and bears no resemblance whatsoever.