Pictures

Paul Dupuis (as Detective Inspector Jolif) in a photograph from Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948) (3)

British actress Jean Kent holds a tea tray

An autographed photo of an older Jean Kent

J. Arthur Rank 331 photocard featuring Jean Kent

Photograph from Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948) (1)

British actress Jean Kent in a striking hat

Jean Kent wears a fur coat in this autographed picture

Jean Kent (as Louise Parker) in a photograph from The Big Frame [The Lost Hours] (1952) (2)

Eagle Lion star Jean Kent. British actress who played the haughty, seductive type and who was often cast as a spiteful hussy or femme fatale.

Jean Kent cheesecake postcard promoting The Man Within (autographed)

Zena Marshall (as Suzanne) in a photograph from Sleeping Car to Trieste (1948) (2)

Jean Kent wears a fur coat for the J. Arthur Rank Organisation

Jean Kent talks to film historian Michael Thornton at the BFI screening of Caravan in order to celebrate her 90th birthday

Gainsborough star Jean Kent dressed in black, holds a fan (autographed photograph)

Jean Kent (as Louise Burt) in a photograph from Beyond This Place (1959) (1)

Signed, colour photo of Jean Kent

Jean Kent (as Louise Parker) in an American photograph from The Big Frame [The Lost Hours] (1952) (1)

Signed, German photocard of British actress, Jean Kent

Jean Kent peeks out from inside a giant egg

Patricia Roc (as Caroline Marsh) in a photograph from Canyon Passage (1946) (5)

Capucine (as Michelle ‘Angel’ Bonet) and John Wayne (as Sam McCord) in sheet music from North to Alaska (1960) (1)

Stewart Granger (as David Penley) and Eileen Bennett (as Phoebe Wilson) in a screenshot from Thursday’s Child (1943) (4)

Best of British magazine with Joan Greenwood. May, 2012. Joan Greenwood – the siren voice.

Screenshot from The Perfect Woman (1949) (2)

Stewart Granger (as Max Poulton) in a screenshot from The Whole Truth (1958) (2)

Donna Reed (as Carol Poulton) and Stewart Granger (as Max Poulton) in a screenshot from The Whole Truth (1958) (3)

Phyllis Calvert (as Maddalena Labardi / Rosanna) and Stewart Granger (as Nino Barucci) in a photograph from Madonna of the Seven Moons (1944) (2)

A 1959 colour photograph of Jean Simmons

Sitting on the floor, Margaret Lockwood listens to Walter Pidgeon. Also in attendance are Michael Wilding, Jean Simmons and Valerie Hobson

Ingenue Margaret Lockwood wears a chiffon top

Stewart Granger (as Sam Conride) and Pier Angeli (as Anna Vasarri) in a photograph from The Light Touch (1952) (1)

Jean Simmons and Donald Houston aboard the boat Royal Flight

Julia Lockwood (as Carol Manning) and Margaret Lockwood (as Mollie Manning) in a photograph from The Flying Swan (1965) (1)

Margaret Lockwood sits on the beach and puts the finishing touches to her make-up. A publicity shot from Bank Holiday (aka Three on a Weekend).

Jean Simmons (as Emmeline Foster) in a photograph from The Blue Lagoon (1949) (6)

Beautiful Jean Simmons looks demure in a pink dress. Behind her is sunny woodland.

British actress, Joan Greenwood

British ingenue Margaret Lockwood wears a shawl in this 1930s photograph

Jean Simmons wears a necklace and earrings

Margaret Lockwood celebrates her fiftieth birthday in the company of Richard Todd and Roger Livesey

Jean Simmons (as Emmeline Foster) in a photograph from The Blue Lagoon (1949) (2)

A card of Jean Simmons in the Picturegoers Gallery series from the J. Arthur Rank Organisation

British actress Jean Simmons looks thoughtful as she holds the telephone receiver

The hairdresser and make-up artist attend to Margaret Lockwood on the set of The Wicked Lady

Jean Simmons (as Young Estella) in a photograph from Great Expectations (1946)

Jean Simmons (as Lavinia) in a photograph from Androcles and the Lion (1952) (1)

A 1930s autograph of the British actress Margaret Lockwood

Margaret Lockwood wraps up in a shawl

Jean Simmons takes a breather from playing to tennis so as to pet a dog

Margaret Lockwood, Myles Eason and Margaret Barton in Spider’s Web, which celebrates its first anniversary at the Savoy Theatre on 14th December, 1955