Barbara Stanwyck

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays Helen Ferguson who by accident switches identities after a train wreck. She is embraced by a loving and rich family. Her dark past eventually finds her though.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays stage actress Naomi Murdock who returns to her small hometown and the family she deserted in 1900. She faces the scandal she ran away from and the men with whom she loved.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays cattle baron Kit Banion in the vast Wyoming territory as the old west dies out. She runs up against Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid after falling in love with a gentle male gun-slinging stranger.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays a ruthless news reporter named Regina Forbes. She writes a scathing article on a wild and dangerous race-car driver named Mike Brannnan. The sparks fly on and off the race track in this exciting film of its' time.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays Martha who is married to a crippled but powerful land baron. They want to control the whole valley until a former union soldier decides to fight for his land. A range war begins between violent men and women.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays a lovely housewife named Helen Stilwin. While she vacations in Mexico with her family. Her husband gets trapped in a rising ocean tide. She will do anything to save him. Anything!

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays Jessica Drummond who rules "Cochise" county in Arizona. The wild west is dying out as a U.S. Marshal comes to town and disrupts Jessica's control over forty hired guns.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays Julia who owns major stock in her dead father's old company. The current president in that company suddenly dies. Executives scramble for the top position in a business filled with ambition and greed.

Miss Barbara Stanwyck portrays a mysterious woman named Thelma Jordan in this magnificent 1950 black and white "Film Noir." She lures a male lawyer down to Hell after the brutal murder of her old aunt.

Second in my series on classic films. Baby Face was one of the primary causes of the backlash against permissive behavior in American movies that led to the institutionalized censorship regulations known as the Hays Code.