"PORTRAIT IN BLACK" (1960) Lana Turner and Anthony Quinn in glossy adultery and murder melodrama. Co-starring Sandra Dee and John Saxon.

An adulterous couple (Turner and Quinn) conspire to kill her tyrannical husband. Soon after the murder, the lovers in crime receive an anonymous letter that says only: "Dear Mrs. Cabot: Congratulation...

The comedy adventure film A MAN COULD GET KILLED (1966) starring James Garner, Melina Mercouri, Sandra Dee & Anthony Franciosa is out now on Blu-ray

Sandradee Makejev has spent millions expanding her women’s fashion retailer on Facebook. When the platform blocked her, she discovered there was no-one to call.

Sandradee Makejev has spent millions growing her women’s fashion retailer on Facebook. When Facebook blocked her, she discovered there was no-one to call.

Sandra Dee, born Alexandra Zuck in 1942, was an American actress renowned for her portrayal of the quintessential 'girl-next-door' ingénue. Starting as a child model, she transitioned to film in her teens and gained fame with performances in Until They Sail (1957), Imitation of Life, Gidget, and A Summer Place, all in 1959. These roles established her as a top-tier box office star entering the 1960s. Dee took over the role of Tammy Tyree from Debbie Reynolds, starring in Tammy Tell Me True (1961) and Tammy and the Doctor (1963). Her popularity peaked in 1961, ranking her sixth among the most popular money-making stars in the U.S. Her wholesome image became iconic, later parodied in the musical Grease. In 1960, Dee met pop singer Bobby Darin during the filming of Come September, and the two married the same year, becoming one of Hollywood’s most photographed couples. They co-starred in three films, further capitalizing on their real-life romance. As Hollywood shifted towards the grittier New Hollywood era and countercultural films, Dee’s sweet, lighthearted roles felt increasingly outdated, leading to the end of her Universal Pictures contract in 1967 and her divorce from Darin. Though she tried to take on more mature roles, such as in The Dunwich Horror (1970), she never regained her early stardom, but her contributions to 1960s cinema remain celebrated.

Sandra Dee, born Alexandra Zuck in 1942, was an American actress renowned for her portrayal of the quintessential 'girl-next-door' ingénue. Starting as a child model, she transitioned to film in her teens and gained fame with performances in Until They Sail (1957), Imitation of Life, Gidget, and A Summer Place, all in 1959. These roles established her as a top-tier box office star entering the 1960s. Dee took over the role of Tammy Tyree from Debbie Reynolds, starring in Tammy Tell Me True (1961) and Tammy and the Doctor (1963). Her popularity peaked in 1961, ranking her sixth among the most popular money-making stars in the U.S. Her wholesome image became iconic, later parodied in the musical Grease. In 1960, Dee met pop singer Bobby Darin during the filming of Come September, and the two married the same year, becoming one of Hollywood’s most photographed couples. They co-starred in three films, further capitalizing on their real-life romance. As Hollywood shifted towards the grittier New Hollywood era and countercultural films, Dee’s sweet, lighthearted roles felt increasingly outdated, leading to the end of her Universal Pictures contract in 1967 and her divorce from Darin. Though she tried to take on more mature roles, such as in The Dunwich Horror (1970), she never regained her early stardom, but her contributions to 1960s cinema remain celebrated.

This is a collection of media from the initial runs of "The Dunwich Horror" (1970) in the Pacific Northwest. 1969's "The Oblong Box" was back as the second feature.

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Delmer Daves’ A Summer Place remains a delightfully glossy cocktail of a melodrama. Memorable for a strong lead performance from a 16-year-old Sandra Dee and an instantly recognisable score by…

The romantic drama A SUMMER PLACE (1959) starring Richard Egan, Dorothy McGuire & Sandra Dee has been released on Blu-ray