Eva Marie Saint Dies: Oscar-Winning Star Of Hollywood Classics ‘On The Waterfront’ And ‘North By Northwest’ Was 102
She was number 365 on the list.
Eva Marie Saint, the Oscar- and Emmy-winning actor who graced some of the most beloved and revered Hollywood films of the mid-20th century with an incisive Actors Studio-honed talent for character and a stunning beauty, has died. She was 102.
Her rep said she died Tuesday of natural causes at her Los
Angeles home, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Whether serving as the loyal, grief-toughened girlfriend of
Marlon Brando’s embattled boxer Terry Malloy in Elia Kazan’s classic On the
Waterfront or subverting everything Hitchock expected from his “icy blonde”
femme fatales by layering her government-agent character in North by Northwest
(with Cary Grant) with subtle moments of intelligence and rebellion, Saint was
never mere arm candy for the male superstars with whom she shared a screen. Was
she too smart to fade into a scene? Too captivating? It was all that and more.
Born on July 4, 1924, in Newark, New Jersey, and growing up in Albany and Delmar, New York, Saint later studied acting at Bowling Green State University in Ohio (she received the Bowling Green State University Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018) and, after graduating in 1946, she was soon living in New York City, studying at The American Theatre Wing and with Lee Strasberg at The Actors Studio and working as an NBC page.
By the late ’40s, she was appearing in the occasional TV fare, sometimes live, sometimes not, then common in New York City. By 1950 she had a recurring role as the brave (and smitten) Lt. Wilma Deering on the 1950 sci-fi kiddie series Buck Rogers, and three years later was on the Broadway stage in the Horton Foote play The Trip To Bountiful (costars were Lillian Gish and Jo Van Fleet). For her performance as Thelma, the kind young stranger who shares a bus trip with the elderly woman returning to her long-ago home in Bountiful, Saint won the 1954 Outer Critics Circle Special Award.
The following year brought two Emmy nominations, both for
Best Actress in a Single Performance. The first was Saint’s performance in TV’s
Middle of the Night by Paddy Chayefsky. In the play she portrayed the young
mistress of a middle-aged man portrayed by E.G. Marshall. Her second
Emmy-nominated performance that year was for the Producers Showcase
presentation of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town. With a cast that included Paul
Newman and Frank Sinatra, Saint played Emily, one of two teenagers who fall in
love with one another and get married (Newman was the beau).
The same year she won the Outer Critics Cirlce Award for her Broadway performance, she appeared in what would be her early signature role: As On The Waterfront‘s Edie Doyle, Saint portrayed the dark tale’s moral center, the light that attracts Brando’s flailing has-been boxer in a dockside world of corruption and murder. Giving her character some heft beyond the saintly was a backstory in which Edie’s brother had recently met with a violent death on the very docks that Brando’s Terry Malloy is forever scrambling for advantage. The combination of Brando and Saint was among the most effective romantic pairings to hit the era’s big screens.
Both Brando and Saint won Academy Awards for the film, and
until her death Saint was the oldest living Academy Award winner.
Saint, who had relocated to Los Angeles in 1956 and would live there until her death, followed up Waterfront with more TV performances and, in 1957, the film A Hatful of Rain. That picture ushered in a remarkable five-year, five-picture streak that would be anchored by the film many consider Alfred Hitchcock’s masterpiece, and few would argue that it wasn’t at least in the master’s Top Three. 1959’s North By Northwest starred Saint and a never-better Cary Grant, both setting the standard for mid-century chic, she either in a dark pencil skirt suit or, for contrast, a full-skirted black dress patterned with deep red roses. As for Grant, few leading men ever looked so dashing in that ’50s ad man uniform of a gray flannel suit.
Breaking with Hitchcock’s tradition of casting “icy blondes”
in victim roles, Saint’s Eve was no one’s fool, a government agent who could
keep up move for move with Grant’s on the run “wrong man” mistaken for a spy.
Not only does Saint have the privilege of taking part in one of Hitchcock’s
greatest action-adventure set pieces – she and Grant climb Mount Rushmore to
escape the bad guys – but she also has one of the best come-on lines the
director would ever include in his films: Shortly after meeting Grant’s
character on a train, Saint purrs, “It’s going to be a long night, and I don’t
particularly like the book I’ve started.”
If the other films in that five-year stretch couldn’t quite match North By Northwest, they were solid entries nonetheless: 1957’s addiction drama A Hatful of Rain and Elizabeth Taylor-Montgomery Clift costume drama Raintree County; Otto Preminger’s big-budget prestige historical epic Exodus about the founding of Israel that reunited Saint with Newman; and, in 1962, John Frankenheimer’s All Fall Down, a film adaptation by playwright William Inge of the James Leo Herlihy novel. With a cast that included Saint, Warren Beatty, Angela Lansbury, Brandon de Wilde and Karl Malden, All Fall Down was yet another big prestige entry but this time failing to win over audiences or critics (although the performances, especially that of Saint, drew plaudits).
After All Fall Down, Saint would remain busy for decades with numerous successes even if her career would never quite match the quality of her extraordinary mid-’50s run. She had already begun winding down her output to raise the two children she had with the husband she married in 1951, the director Jeffrey Hayden, and after All Fall Down her next few years would be focused on TV jobs and the occasional modest film like the 1964 spy thriller 36 Hours.
But then came anther flurry of big-screen activity,
beginning with a role in her old friend Elizabeth Taylor’s The Sandpiper in
1965, Norman Jewison’s ensemble comedy The Russians Are Coming, The Russians
Are Coming (’66), and John Frankenheimer’s hit race car drama Grand Priz (also
’66), in which Saint co-starred with James Garner.
There were sporadic film entries from the 1970s on, but most of Saint’s work during that era (and well into the 2000s) would be for television. There were the usual guest appearances on Love Boat and Moonlighting, but also memorable work in TV movies and miniseries. In 1981 Saint costarred with Jennifer Jason Leigh in The Best Little Girl in the World, a TV movie that was among the earliest films to deal with anorexia nervosa. Although much of its information about the disease would later be considered faulty, the film broke ground for dealing with the topic two years before the death of singer Karen Carpenter made the eating disorder common knowledge.
Five years later Saint returned to the big screen for the first time in more than a decade, playing the mother to Tom Hanks’ character in Garry Marshall’s Nothing in Common. In 1990 she won an Emmy Award for her performance as a rich, narcissistic woman in the NBC miniseries People Like Us, based on a novel by Dominick Dunne. At the end of the decade she appeared on Frasier as the mother of Roz Doyle, the radio producer played by series regular Peri Gilpin.
In all, Saint received three other Emmy nominations for her work, including for her role in the 1978 Hallmark Hall of Fame entry Taxi!!!, and 1977’s ABC Western miniseries How the West Was Won.
Her many other TV appearances included Fatal Vision (1984), A Year in the Life (1986), The Last Days Of Patton (1986), Voyage of Terror: The Achille Lauro Affair (1990), My Antonia (1995), After Jimmy (1996), the Titanic mini-series (1996), Time To Say Goodbye? (1997) and Open House (2003). She also starred in four memorable holiday specials, A Christmas to Remember (1978), Breaking Home Ties (1987), I’ll Be Home for Christmas (1988) and Papa’s Angels (2000). She also was a recurring character in the animated series The Legend of Korra (2012).
Film credits in the last decades of her long career included
2005’s Because of the Winn-Dixie, 2006’s Superman Returns, 2014’s Winter’s Tale
and, in 2019, her final film, Mariette in Ecstasy.
In addition to The Trip to Bountiful, she starred on the New York stage in The Lincoln Mask and Duet for One, and on major stages across America. She co-starred with Henry Fonda in First Monday In October in Chicago and Los Angeles, and starred in Summer and Smoke and Desire Under The Elms at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Other stage credits included The Rainmaker, Candida, Winesburg, Ohio, The Fatal Weakness and The Country Girl, for which she received the L.A. Dramalogue Award. She also co-starred in a production of Death of a Salesman with Judd Hirsch.
Saint and her husband, the director Jeffrey Hayden, produced a critically acclaimed production of August Wilson’s Fences (directed by Hayden) at the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles in Summer 2006. The couple regularly performed A.R. Gurney’s Love Letters as well as an evening of Willa Cather’s On The Divide in theaters around the country.
Saint and Hayden also produced the PBS television documentaries Primary Colors: The Story of Corita (1991), which she narrated, and Children in America’s Schools with Bill Moyers (1996) for which they won an Emmy.
Among her many charitable works, Saint had been a longtime
supporter of the Motion Picture and Television Fund and the Epilepsy Foundation
of Los Angeles. She was an early proponent of making cars cell-phone-free and
created and distributed her own bumper sticker: “Get Off The Phone Or Get Off
The Road.” In addition, she served on the Nicholl Screenwriting Fellowship
Committee of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.
At the age of 93 in 2018, Saint, who had been so memorably attired in her classic films, appeared at the 90th Academy Awards ceremony to present the Oscar for Best Costume Design (Phantom Thread won). Greeted with an enthusiastic audience response, she said, “That means so much to me, having lost my husband last year after 65 years. We would come to this Academy every year, and I miss him, and that made up for it. It was so loud I know he heard it.”
“And,” she continued, “I just realized something. I’m older than the Academy. Plus four months, maybe five. I’m very proud of that. Just keep moving.”
Saint is survived by her two children, Darrell and Laurette;
grandchildren Eli, Tyler, Molly and Stella; and great-grandchildren Arlo and
Finley. Her husband of 65 years, Jeffrey Hayden, died in December 2016.
Actress
Radio Play Revival (2021)
Radio Play Revival
6.2
Podcast Series
Osric Dane (voice)
2022
1 episode
The Pack Podcast (2020)
The Pack Podcast
5.5
Podcast Series
Dottie RoseMrs. BrownAunt Esther (voice)
2020–2021
3 episodes
Geraldine O'Rawe in Mariette in Ecstasy (2019)
Mariette in Ecstasy
7.0
Mother Saint-Raphael
2019
Janet Varney in The Legend of Korra (2012)
The Legend of Korra
8.3
TV Series
Katara (voice)
2012–2014
5 episodes
Colin Farrell and Jessica Brown Findlay in Winter's Tale
(2014)
Winter's Tale
6.2
Adult Willa
2014
Brandon Routh in Superman Returns (2006)
Superman Returns
6.1
Martha Kent
2006
Don't Come Knocking (2005)
Don't Come Knocking
6.6
Howard's Mother
2005
Jeff Daniels, Eva Marie Saint, Dave Matthews, and AnnaSophia
Robb in Because of Winn-Dixie (2005)
Because of Winn-Dixie
6.4
Miss Franny
2005
Daniel Baldwin, Christine Lahti, Rita Moreno, Eva Marie
Saint, and Mark Rendall in Open House (2003)
Open House
6.1
TV Movie
Veronica Reynolds
2003
Scott Bakula, Jenny-Lynn Hutcheson, Lachlan Murdoch,
Kimberley Warnat, and Brandon James Olson in Papa's Angels (2000)
Papa's Angels
6.2
TV Movie
Dori "Grammy" Jenkins
2000
Kim Basinger and Vincent Perez in I Dreamed of Africa (2000)
I Dreamed of Africa
5.6
Franca
2000
Kelsey Grammer, David Hyde Pierce, John Mahoney, Peri
Gilpin, and Jane Leeves in Frasier (1993)
Frasier
8.2
TV Series
Joanna Doyle
1999
1 episode
Time to Say Goodbye? (1997)
Time to Say Goodbye?
5.9
TV Movie
Ruth Klooster
1997
Titanic (1996)
Titanic
5.8
TV Mini Series
Hazel Foley
1996
2 episodes
After Jimmy (1996)
After Jimmy
6.5
TV Movie
Liz
1996
Neil Patrick Harris, Jason Robards, and Eva Marie Saint in
My Antonia (1995)
My Antonia
6.1
TV Movie
Emmaline Burden
1995
Kiss of a Killer (1993)
Kiss of a Killer
6.1
TV Movie
Mrs. Wilson
1993
Lindsay Frost and Lee Horsley in Palomino (1991)
Palomino
5.8
TV Movie
Caroline Lord
1991
Ben Gazzara, Eva Marie Saint, and Connie Sellecca in People
Like Us (1990)
People Like Us
6.0
TV Movie
Lil Van Degan Altemus
1990
Burt Lancaster and Eva Marie Saint in Voyage of Terror: The
Achille Lauro Affair (1990)
Voyage of Terror: The Achille Lauro Affair
6.1
TV Movie
Marilyn Klinghoffer
1990
I'll Be Home for Christmas (1988)
I'll Be Home for Christmas
6.4
TV Movie
Martha Bundy
1988
American Masters (1985)
American Masters
8.2
TV Series
Narrator
1988
1 episode
Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd in Moonlighting (1985)
Moonlighting
7.6
TV Series
Virginia Hayes
1986–1988
6 episodes
Breaking Home Ties (1987)
Breaking Home Ties
7.0
TV Movie
Emma
1987
A Year in the Life (1986)
A Year in the Life
8.6
TV Mini Series
Ruth Gardner
1986
3 episodes
George C. Scott in The Last Days of Patton (1986)
The Last Days of Patton
6.3
TV Movie
Mrs. Beatrice Ayer Patton
1986
Tom Hanks, Sela Ward, Bess Armstrong, Hector Elizondo,
Jackie Gleason, and Eva Marie Saint in Nothing in Common (1986)
Nothing in Common
5.9
Lorraine Basner
1986
Fatal Vision (1984)
Fatal Vision
7.7
TV Mini Series
Mildred Kassab
1984
2 episodes
Love Leads the Way: A True Story (1984)
Love Leads the Way: A True Story
7.6
TV Movie
Mrs. Eustes
1984
Jane Doe (1983)
Jane Doe
6.1
TV Movie
Dr. Addie Coleman
1983
Fred Grandy, Bernie Kopell, Ted Lange, Gavin MacLeod, and
Lauren Tewes in The Love Boat (1977)
The Love Boat
6.3
TV Series
Aunt Helena Georgelos
1983
2 episodes
Malibu (1983)
Malibu
5.7
TV Movie
Mary Wharton
1983
Splendor in the Grass (1981)
Splendor in the Grass
5.6
TV Movie
Mrs. Loomis
1981
The Best Little Girl in the World (1981)
The Best Little Girl in the World
6.3
TV Movie
Joanne Powell
1981
The Curse of King Tut's Tomb (1980)
The Curse of King Tut's Tomb
4.8
TV Movie
Sarah Morrissey
1980
When Hell Was in Session (1979)
When Hell Was in Session
7.4
TV Movie
Jane Denton
1979
A Christmas to Remember (1978)
A Christmas to Remember
6.4
TV Movie
Emma Larson
1978
Taxi!! (1978)
Taxi!!
6.4
TV Movie
Passenger
1978
James Arness in How the West Was Won (1976)
How the West Was Won
8.2
TV Series
Kate Macahan
1976–1977
4 episodes
The Fatal Weakness (1976)
The Fatal Weakness
5.4
TV Movie
Mrs. Paul Espenshade
1976
Eva Marie Saint in The First Woman President (1974)
The First Woman President
5.6
TV Movie
Edith Wilson
1974
Cancel My Reservation (1972)
Cancel My Reservation
4.9
Sheila Bartlett
1972
Loving (1970)
Loving
6.1
Selma
1970
Gregory Peck and Eva Marie Saint in The Stalking Moon (1968)
The Stalking Moon
6.6
Sarah Carver
1968
James Garner, Toshirō Mifune, Eva Marie Saint, Antonio
Sabato, Françoise Hardy, and Yves Montand in Grand Prix (1966)
Grand Prix
7.2
Louise Frederickson
1966
The Russians Are Coming the Russians Are Coming (1966)
The Russians Are Coming the Russians Are Coming
7.0
Elspeth Whittaker
1966
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in The Sandpiper (1965)
The Sandpiper
6.3
Claire Hewitt
1965
Peter Sellers, Peter Fonda, Ben Gazzara, Richard Harris, Eva
Marie Saint, Robert Shaw, and Rod Serling in Carol for Another Christmas (1964)
Carol for Another Christmas
6.6
TV Movie
Lt. Gibson
1964
James Garner, Eva Marie Saint, and Rod Taylor in 36 Hours
(1964)
36 Hours
7.4
Anna Hedler
1964
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1963)
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
7.4
TV Series
Diane Wescott
1964
1 episode
All Fall Down (1962)
All Fall Down
6.8
Echo O'Brien
1962
"Exodus" (Saul Bass Poster) 1960 Columbia Pictures
Exodus
6.7
Kitty Fremont
1960
Cary Grant, Alfred Hitchcock, Eva Marie Saint, and Philip
Ober in North by Northwest (1959)
North by Northwest
8.2
Eve Kendall
1959
Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery Clift, and Eva Marie Saint in
Raintree County (1957)
Raintree County
6.3
Nell Gaither
1957
Eva Marie Saint and Don Murray in A Hatful of Rain (1957)
A Hatful of Rain
7.1
Celia Pope
1957
That Certain Feeling (1956)
That Certain Feeling
6.3
Dunreath Henry
1956
Producers' Showcase (1954)
Producers' Showcase
7.2
TV Series
Emily WebbMiss Blake
1955
2 episodes
Ronald Reagan in General Electric Theater (1953)
General Electric Theater
6.8
TV Series
Maudle Applegate
1954
1 episode
Omnibus (1952)
Omnibus
8.2
TV Series
Actress (segment "A Clean, Fresh Breeze")
1954
1 episode
Kraft Mystery Theatre (1947)
The Philco Television Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
ThelmaBettyDorie Wilson ...
1953–1954
5 episodes
Marlon Brando in On the Waterfront (1954)
On the Waterfront
8.1
Edie Doyle
1954
Wally Cox in Goodyear Television Playhouse (1951)
Goodyear Television Playhouse
7.4
TV Series
Olivia Beech
1953–1954
2 episodes
Kraft Television Theatre (1953)
Kraft Television Theatre
6.9
TV Series
Tina
1954
1 episode
Ezio Pinza in Bonino (1953)
Bonino
6.4
TV Series
1953
1 episode
The Revlon Mirror Theater (1953)
The Revlon Mirror Theater
3.7
TV Series
Ellen Sawyer
1953
1 episode
Marsha Hunt and John Rodney in Studio One (1948)
Studio One
7.6
TV Series
Edna BakerDavid's Cafe Guest
1949–1953
3 episodes
Martin Kane, Private Eye (1949)
Martin Kane, Private Eye
6.8
TV Series
Sheila Dixon
1952–1953
40 episodes
Eye Witness
TV Series
1953
1 episode
Robert Montgomery Presents (1950)
Robert Montgomery Presents
7.9
TV Series
1953
1 episode
The Web (1950)
The Web
6.9
TV Series
Mona
1953
2 episodes
ABC Album (1953)
ABC Album
6.4
TV Series
Cousin Liz
1953
1 episode
Lillian Gish in The Trip to Bountiful (1953)
The Trip to Bountiful
7.9
TV Movie
Thelma
1953
Man Against Crime (1949)
Man Against Crime
7.2
TV Series
Molly
1953
1 episode
City Hospital (1951)
City Hospital
7.3
TV Series
Marion Hume
1952
1 episode
Eva Marie Saint and Tony Randall in One Man's Family (1949)
One Man's Family
6.2
TV Series
Claudia Barbour
1950–1952
12 episodes
Leave It to the Girls
3.2
TV Series
1951
1 episode
The Prudential Family Playhouse (1950)
The Prudential Family Playhouse
7.4
TV Series
Edith Cortwright
1950
2 episodes
Buck Rogers (1950)
Buck Rogers
6.7
TV Series
Lt. Wilma Deering
1950
3 episodes
Mady Christians in The Clock (1949)
The Clock
7.1
TV Series
1949–1950
3 episodes
Actor's Studio (1948)
Actor's Studio
7.0
TV Series
1949–1950
4 episodes
Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, and Rod Serling in Suspense
(1949)
Suspense
7.4
TV Series
Francie (as Eve Marie Saint)
1949
1 episode
Lights Out (1946)
Lights Out
7.0
TV Series
Mary Prentiss
1949
1 episode
The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre (1948)
The Chevrolet Tele-Theatre
7.2
TV Series
1948
1 episode
Kraft Mystery Theatre (1947)
Kraft Mystery Theatre
7.8
TV Series
Edna Baker
1948
1 episode
This Is the Life
Short
Young Lover
1947
John Carradine in A Christmas Carol (1947)
A Christmas Carol
4.9
TV Movie
1947
Producer
Eva Marie Saint and Jeffrey Hayden in Primary Colors: The
Story of Corita (1991)
Primary Colors: The Story of Corita
TV Movie
executive producer
1991
Soundtrack
Jeff Daniels, Eva Marie Saint, Dave Matthews, and AnnaSophia
Robb in Because of Winn-Dixie (2005)
Because of Winn-Dixie
6.4
performer: "Glory Glory"
2005
Producers' Showcase (1954)
Producers' Showcase
7.2
TV Series
performer: "Impatient Years", "Look To Your
Heart"
1955
1 episode
Thanks
Robert Osborne and Alex Trebek in Robert Osborne's 20th
Anniversary Tribute (2015)
Robert Osborne's 20th Anniversary Tribute
7.9
TV Special
special thanks
2015
Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint in TCM: Twenty Classic
Moments (2014)
TCM: Twenty Classic Moments
8.2
TV Movie
special thanks
2014
Private Screenings (1996)
Private Screenings
8.8
TV Series
special thanks
2014
1 episode
Self
Untitled Budd Schulberg Project
Self
Filming
Eva Marie Saint in In the Moment with Eva Marie Saint (2024)
In the Moment with Eva Marie Saint
10
Short
Self
2024
Jamie De Roy in Great Performances (1971)
Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age
7.9
Self
2021
The Movies (2019)
The Movies
7.8
TV Mini Series
Self - Actor, On the WaterfrontSelf - North by Northwest
2019
1 episode
Jimmy Kimmel in The Oscars (2018)
The Oscars
5.8
TV Special
Self - Presenter
2018
Joan Fontaine, Tippi Hedren, Kim Novak, and Eva Marie Saint
in Made in Hollywood: Hitchcocks Blondinen (2016)
Made in Hollywood: Hitchcocks Blondinen
8.3
Self
2016
Elizabeth Ashley on the poster for the Rick McKay film,
"Greenwich Village: A World Apart".
Greenwich Village: A World Apart
Short
Self
2015
Robert Osborne and Alex Trebek in Robert Osborne's 20th
Anniversary Tribute (2015)
Robert Osborne's 20th Anniversary Tribute
7.9
TV Special
Self
2015
The Annual Princess Grace Awards Gala
TV Special
Self
2014
Eva Marie Saint in Eva Marie Saint: Live from the TCM
Classic Film Festival (2014)
Eva Marie Saint: Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival
8.5
TV Special
Self - Guest
2014
Janela Indiscreta (2010)
Janela Indiscreta
6.2
TV Series
Self
2014
1 episode
Samuel L. Jackson, Mark Wahlberg, and Kylie Erica Mar in
Made in Hollywood (2005)
Made in Hollywood
4.5
TV Series
Self
2014
1 episode
Steve Doocy, Brian Kilmeade, Ainsley Earhardt, and Lawrence
Jones in Fox and Friends (1998)
Fox and Friends
3.0
TV Series
Self
2014
1 episode
Private Screenings (1996)
Private Screenings
8.8
TV Series
Self
2014
1 episode
Eva Marie Saint in Eva Marie Saint on 'on the Waterfront'
(2013)
Eva Marie Saint on 'on the Waterfront'
5.9
Video
Self
2013
The 2th Annual Governors Awards (2010)
The 2th Annual Governors Awards
TV Special
Self
2010
East Wind West Wind-Pearl Buck, the Woman Who Embraced the
World (2009)
East Wind West Wind-Pearl Buck, the Woman Who Embraced the
World
Self - Narrator
2009
The 81st Annual Academy Awards (2009)
The 81st Annual Academy Awards
7.8
TV Special
Self - Presenter
2009
12th Annual Prism Awards (2008)
12th Annual Prism Awards
TV Special
Self
2008
AFI Life Achievement Award (1973)
AFI Life Achievement Award
5.8
TV Mini Series
Self
1984–2008
2 episodes
Gary Cooper in Fred Zinnemann - Der Mann, der 'High Noon'
machte (2007)
Fred Zinnemann - Der Mann, der 'High Noon' machte
TV Movie
Self
2007
The 25th Annual Golden Boot Awards
TV Special
Self - Winner
2007
Jenseits von Hollywood - Das Kino des Otto Preminger (2006)
Jenseits von Hollywood - Das Kino des Otto Preminger
7.0
TV Movie
Self
2006
Requiem for Krypton: Making 'Superman Returns' (2006)
Requiem for Krypton: Making 'Superman Returns'
6.9
Video
Self
2006
James Garner in Pushing the Limit: The Making of 'Grand
Prix' (2006)
Pushing the Limit: The Making of 'Grand Prix'
6.8
Video
Self
2006
Tavis Smiley in Tavis Smiley (2004)
Tavis Smiley
5.7
TV Series
Self - Guest
2006
1 episode
HBO First Look (1992)
HBO First Look
6.3
TV Series
Self
2000–2006
2 episodes
HypaSpace (2002)
HypaSpace
6.5
TV Series
Self
2006
1 episode
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Cheers: America's Most Inspiring
Movies (2006)
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Cheers: America's Most Inspiring
Movies
7.5
TV Movie
Self
2006
Hollywood Greats (1977)
Hollywood Greats
7.6
TV Series
Self
2006
1 episode
James Garner in 11th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
(2005)
11th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards
6.3
TV Special
Self
2005
Eva Marie Saint in Going Through Splat: The Life and Work of
Stewart Stern (2005)
Going Through Splat: The Life and Work of Stewart Stern
7.8
Self
2005
Dateline NBC (1992)
Dateline NBC
7.4
TV Series
Self
2004
1 episode
Larry King in Larry King Live (1985)
Larry King Live
5.5
TV Series
Self (voice)
2004
1 episode
Hollywood Legenden (2004)
Hollywood Legenden
7.9
TV Movie
Self
2004
American Masters (1985)
American Masters
8.2
TV Series
Self
2004
1 episode
The Annual Golden Apple Awards
TV Special
Self - Honoree
2003
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There
(2003)
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There
8.3
Self
2003
The 75th Annual Academy Awards (2003)
The 75th Annual Academy Awards
6.5
TV Special
Self - Past Winner
2003
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Thrills: America's Most
Heart-Pounding Movies (2001)
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Thrills: America's Most
Heart-Pounding Movies
7.2
TV Special
Self
2001
Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint in Destination Hitchcock: The
Making of 'North by Northwest' (2000)
Destination Hitchcock: The Making of 'North by Northwest'
7.1
Video
Self - HostSelf - Narrator
2000
The Fourth Annual Art Directors Guild Awards
TV Special
Self
2000
E! True Hollywood Story (1996)
E! True Hollywood Story
6.5
TV Series
Self
1999
1 episode
Jenifer Lewis in Jackie's Back! (1999)
Jackie's Back!
7.1
TV Movie
Self
1999
The 70th Annual Academy Awards (1998)
The 70th Annual Academy Awards
6.8
TV Special
Self - Past Winner (uncredited)
1998
Corwin (1996)
Corwin
6.3
TV Movie
Self
1996
Biography (1987)
Biography
7.7
TV Series
Self
1995
1 episode
American Cinema (1995)
American Cinema
7.7
TV Series
Self
1995
1 episode
Eva Marie Saint in Legend to Legend Night: A Celebrity
Cavalcade (1993)
Legend to Legend Night: A Celebrity Cavalcade
6.1
TV Special
Self
1993
All Aboard: Riding the Rails of American Film (1993)
All Aboard: Riding the Rails of American Film
TV Movie
Self
1993
Desi Arnaz Jr. and Lucie Arnaz in The 5th Annual Legacy
Awards (1993)
The 5th Annual Legacy Awards
TV Special
Self
1993
Eva Marie Saint and Jeffrey Hayden in Primary Colors: The
Story of Corita (1991)
Primary Colors: The Story of Corita
TV Movie
Self - Host
1991
Diana Muldaur in The 42nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
(1990)
The 42nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
5.9
TV Special
Self - Winner
1990
Johnny Carson in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
(1962)
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
8.5
TV Series
Self - Guest
1966–1990
7 episodes
Dolly Parton and Joan Rivers in The Joan Rivers Show (1983)
The Joan Rivers Show
6.1
TV Series
Self - Guest
1990
1 episode
Lucille Ball and Gary Morton in The Princess Grace
Foundation Special Gala Tribute to Cary Grant (1988)
The Princess Grace Foundation Special Gala Tribute to Cary
Grant
8.1
TV Special
Self
1988
Cary Grant: A Celebration of a Leading Man (1988)
Cary Grant: A Celebration of a Leading Man
7.4
TV Movie
Self
1988
Lana Turner in Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood (1987)
Happy 100th Birthday, Hollywood
6.7
TV Special
Self
1987
The 59th Annual Academy Awards (1987)
The 59th Annual Academy Awards
6.5
TV Special
Self - Audience Member
1987
Elia Kazan in Moving Image Salutes Elia Kazan (1987)
Moving Image Salutes Elia Kazan
TV Special
Self
1987
Joan Rivers in The Late Show (1986)
The Late Show
6.3
TV Series
Self - Guest
1986
1 episode
The Dick Cavett Show (1985)
The Dick Cavett Show
6.5
TV Series
Self - Guest
1986
1 episode
The Morning Show (Regis Philbin, Cyndy Garvey) (1983)
The Morning Show (Regis Philbin, Cyndy Garvey)
TV Series
Self - Guest
1984
1 episode
Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie in Today (1952)
Today
4.6
TV Series
Self - Guest
1966–1984
2 episodes
The 35th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1983)
The 35th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
8.7
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1983
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing
Arts (1998)
The Kennedy Center Honors: A Celebration of the Performing
Arts
6.8
TV Special
Self
1982
Hour Magazine (1980)
Hour Magazine
7.3
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
Tisha Sterling in Over Easy (1977)
Over Easy
6.2
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
The First Annual Actor Studio Awards
TV Special
Self - Winner
1980
Looks Familiar (1970)
Looks Familiar
7.5
TV Series
Self - Guest
1980
1 episode
Mike Douglas in The Mike Douglas Show (1961)
The Mike Douglas Show
7.0
TV Series
Self - Guest
1974–1978
2 episodes
The 30th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1978)
The 30th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
7.0
TV Special
Self - Nominee
1978
The 50th Annual Academy Awards (1978)
The 50th Annual Academy Awards
7.0
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1978
The Paul Ryan Show (1977)
The Paul Ryan Show
4.9
TV Series
Self - Guest
1977–1992
1 episode
Dinah Shore in Dinah! (1974)
Dinah!
7.0
TV Series
Self - Guest
1977
1 episode
The 43rd Annual Academy Awards (1971)
The 43rd Annual Academy Awards
6.1
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1971
David Frost in The David Frost Show (1969)
The David Frost Show
7.1
TV Series
Self - Guest
1970
1 episode
The 40th Annual Academy Awards (1968)
The 40th Annual Academy Awards
6.4
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1968
Richard Harris and Eva Marie Saint in The 24th Annual Golden
Globe Awards (1967)
The 24th Annual Golden Globe Awards
TV Special
Self - Accepting Award
1967
James Garner, Eva Marie Saint, Antonio Sabato, Françoise
Hardy, Yves Montand, and Jessica Walter in Grand Prix: Challenge of the
Champions (1966)
Grand Prix: Challenge of the Champions
6.5
Short
Self
1966
Bennett Cerf, John Daly, Arlene Francis, and Dorothy
Kilgallen in What's My Line? (1950)
What's My Line?
8.5
TV Series
Self - Mystery Guest
1958–1966
2 episodes
The Annual Screen Producers Guild Awards
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1965
The 35th Annual Academy Awards (1963)
The 35th Annual Academy Awards
4.7
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1963
The 33rd Annual Academy Awards (1961)
The 33rd Annual Academy Awards
7.7
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1961
A Special Message from Eva Marie Saint (1959)
A Special Message from Eva Marie Saint
6.5
Short
Self
1959
I've Got a Secret (1952)
I've Got a Secret
7.9
TV Series
Self - Panelist
1959
1 episode
The 31st Annual Academy Awards (1959)
The 31st Annual Academy Awards
7.0
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1959
"Academy Awards: 30th Annual," Jimmy Stewart as
host, 1958.
The 30th Annual Academy Awards
6.6
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1958
Operation Raintree (1957)
Operation Raintree
5.5
Short
Self (uncredited)
1957
Ed Sullivan in The Ed Sullivan Show (1948)
The Ed Sullivan Show
7.9
TV Series
Self - Guest
1957
1 episode
"Academy Awards: 29th Annual," Elizabeth Taylor
with husband Mike Todd.
The 29th Annual Academy Awards
6.9
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1957
The 14th Annual Golden Globes Awards
TV Special
Self - Accepting Award for Best Actress in Motion Picture
Drama
1957
The 28th Annual Academy Awards (1956)
The 28th Annual Academy Awards
5.0
TV Special
Self - Presenter
1956
Carl Reiner and Phil Silvers in The 8th Annual Primetime
Emmy Awards (1956)
The 8th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
TV Special
Self
1956
Best Actress Grace Kelly (The Country Girl) with presenter
William Holden at the 27th Academy Awards.
The 27th Annual Academy Awards
6.7
TV Special
Self - Presenter & Winner
1955
Red Skelton in The Red Skelton Hour (1951)
The Red Skelton Hour
8.1
TV Series
Self - Award for Best Supporitng Actress (credit only)
1955
1 episode
Person to Person (1953)
Person to Person
8.2
TV Series
Self
1954
1 episode
Leave It to the Girls
3.2
TV Series
Self
1951
1 episode
Cavalcade of Stars (1949)
Cavalcade of Stars
7.8
TV Series
Self - Commercial
1951
1 episode
Anne Francis in Versatile Varieties (1949)
Versatile Varieties
TV Series
Self - PerformerSelf - Bonny Maid commercial
1949–1950
12 episodes
Eva Marie Saint in Campus Hoopla (1946)
Campus Hoopla
3.6
TV Series
Self - Commercial Spokeswoman
1946–1947
Archive Footage
Robin Roberts, George Stephanopoulos, and Michael Strahan in
Good Morning America (1975)
Good Morning America
4.4
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2026
1 episode
David Muir in World News Tonight with David Muir (1953)
World News Tonight with David Muir
5.4
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2026
1 episode
Compression (1995)
Compression
5.8
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2025
1 episode
Peter Helliar, Carrie Bickmore, and Waleed Aly in The
Project (2009)
The Project
4.1
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2025
1 episode
E-penser (2013)
E-penser
5.9
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2025
1 episode
Alfred Hitchcock and Anny Ondra in Becoming Hitchcock: The
Legacy of Blackmail (2024)
Becoming Hitchcock: The Legacy of Blackmail
7.2
Self - Eve Kendall in North by Northwest (archive footage,
uncredited)
2024
Alfred Hitchcock in My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock (2022)
My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock
6.6
Self (archive footage)
2022
Penélope Cruz, les reflets de la passion (2022)
Penélope Cruz, les reflets de la passion
6.3
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
2022
Letters from Hollywood (2021)
Letters from Hollywood
8.6
TV Series
Self - Eve Kendall (archive footage)
2021
1 episode
Great Performances (1971)
Great Performances
7.9
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2021
1 episode
Royal Histories (2020)
Royal Histories
7.0
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2021
1 episode
Hitchcock Confidential (2019)
Hitchcock Confidential
7.3
TV Movie
Self (archive footage, archive sound, voice)
2019
Talking Pictures (2013)
Talking Pictures
8.4
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
2015
1 episode
Cary Grant and Eva Marie Saint in TCM: Twenty Classic
Moments (2014)
TCM: Twenty Classic Moments
8.2
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
2014
And the Oscar Goes to... (2014)
And the Oscar Goes to...
7.1
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
2014
Adrian LaTourelle and Janet Varney in The Legend of Korra
(2012)
The Legend of Korra: The Re-telling of Korra's Journey
7.5
TV Short
Katara (archive sound, uncredited)
2013
A Night at the Movies: The Suspenseful World of Thrillers
(2009)
A Night at the Movies: The Suspenseful World of Thrillers
6.8
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
2009
Private Screenings (1996)
Private Screenings
8.8
TV Series
Self - Louise Frederickson (archive footage)
2001
1 episode
Hollywood Remembers Lee Marvin (2000)
Hollywood Remembers Lee Marvin
4.8
TV Movie
SelfSelf - Nell Gaither (archive footage)
2000
The Best of Hollywood (1998)
The Best of Hollywood
5.7
TV Movie
Self - Interviewee (archive footage)
1998
American Masters (1985)
American Masters
8.2
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
1998
1 episode
Sharon Stone - Una mujer de 100 caras (1998)
Sharon Stone - Una mujer de 100 caras
7.0
TV Movie
Self (archive footage, uncredited)
1998
Northern Exposure (1990)
Northern Exposure
8.4
TV Series
Eve Kendall (archive footage, uncredited)
1995
1 episode
Die Nacht der Regisseure (1995)
Century of Cinema
7.4
TV Series
Self - Edie Doyle (archive footage, uncredited)
1995
1 episode
Johnny Carson in The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
(1962)
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson
8.5
TV Series
Self - Attending Academy Awards (archive footage)
1988
1 episode
Tom Hanks, Bess Armstrong, and Thompson Twins in Thompson
Twins: Nothing in Common (1986)
Thompson Twins: Nothing in Common
6.3
Music Video
Eva Marie Saint (archive footage)
1986
TV: The Fabulous Fifties (1978)
TV: The Fabulous Fifties
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
1978
Natalie Wood and Jacques Sernas in Camera Three (1954)
Camera Three
6.4
TV Series
(archive footage)
1972
1 episode
Hollywood: The Great Stars (1963)
Hollywood: The Great Stars
5.1
TV Movie
Self - Edie Doyle (archive footage, uncredited)
1963
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