Spoiler : A superbly talented actress, she was a master of looks of apprehension , vulnerability and desperation.

Spoiler : Very gracious actress and I was named after her.

Spoiler : I memory her film " An affair to remember " cast with Garry grand promise to meet each other at the top of the Empire Centre , New York City , unfortunately , she knock down by car accident unable to attend

Spoiler : Loved her in An Affair To Remember.

Spoiler : Great Actress and Beauty!

Spoiler : such a natural beauty, graceful and eloquent and classy. i was a kid of 10 or 12 when i first saw her in a movie-- she played a nun trapped on a japanese held island with robert mitchum during WWII in movie called Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison. and i developed an everlasting crush. what a classy lady!!

Spoiler : An affair to remember is one of my favorite movies of hers...

Spoiler : "An Affair to Remember" with Cary Grant. What a romantic film that was. I have seen that movie so many times I know the dialogue but keep watching it when it is available. She was beautiful.

Spoiler : Love this actress...such class...loved her in Heaven Knows Mr. Allison with Robert Mitchum...

Spoiler : I loved her when I was young but now I find the characters she played are all annoying and overacted and never thought I would feel this way she used to be my favourite

Spoiler : I really love the performances of both Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr in all movies,

Spoiler : Deborah Kerr, born 94 years ago today, appeared in more iconic motion pictures than you might guess at first.

Spoiler : Deborah Kerr was a decided gift to MGM in the late 40s. Mayer wanted a younger "English Rose". Greer Garson wasn't box office gold anymore; and here was this young actress with many fine films on her resume. MGM didn't shed Garson, but they certainly gave Miss Kerr the full buildup. Fortunately for her, Deborah Kerr's career survived the dubious honour of this onslaught. She did well at Metro, and then escaped.

Spoiler : Always loved her and back in the 50's people used to tell my mother she looked just like her!

Spoiler : Deborah Kerr "I am really rather like a beautiful Jersey cow, I have the same pathetic droop to the corners of my eyes."

Spoiler : An admirable actress and very beautiful. Loved her movies,

Spoiler : Great classic actress in this foto n films, she was so beautiful, attractive, sexy, gorgeous, stunning woman! loved her n A Affair to Remember, From Here to Eternity, Quo Vadis, The Innocents, Black Narcissus, R.I.P. to a very talented, fine, lady!

Spoiler : Kerr was as versatile an actress as you could get and tried nearly every genre available during her career, including playing a nymphomaniac and adulteress, a governess, a nun, a schoolteacher, a spy, a drunk, an Australian sundowner, a lonely spinster, rich, poor, ladylike, unladylike, someone possibly insane and so many other varied roles. She is the only actress to be Oscar nominated as Best Actress six times without winning - but the Academy somewhat made up for that faux pas with an Honorary Academy Award in 1994. She has won the Golden Globe, the Sarah Siddons Award, the New York Film Critics Circle Award (three times) and numerous other awards. Deborah has co-starred with nearly every top male star, including: Clark Gable, Burt Lancaster, Gregory Peck, Kirk Douglas, Spencer Tracy, Cary Grant, Robert Mitchum, Yul Brynner, William Holden, Stewart Granger, Richard Burton, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Montgomery Clift, Van Johnson, David Niven, Alan Ladd, Robert Taylor, Walter Pidgeon, Marlon Brando, James Mason, Rossano Brazzi, Maurice Chevalier, Robert Donat, Gary Cooper and many others. Kerr's film career began in the UK in 1940 and she made her American film debut in 1947. Her film career lasted 46 years, until 1986. Her six Academy Award nominations were for: "Edward, My Son" (49), "From Here To Eternity" (53), "The King And I" (56), "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison" (57), "Separate Tables" (58) and "The Sundowners" (60). Some of her other films include: "Love On The Dole" (41), "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp" (43), "I See A Dark Stranger" (46), "Black Narcissus" (47), "The Hucksters" (47), "King Solomon's Mines" (50), "Quo Vadis" (51), "The Prisoner Of Zenda" (52), "Julius Caesar" (53), "The Proud And Profane" (56), "Tea and Sympathy" (56), "An Affair To Remember" (57), "Bonjour Tristesse" (58), "The Journey" (59), "The Grass Is Greener" (61), "The Innocents" (61), "The Chalk Garden" (64), "The Night Of The Iguana" (64), "Marriage On The Rocks" (65), "Casino Royale" (67), "The Arrangement" (69) and "The Assam Garden" (85). She also had hits with the television mini-series 'A Woman Of Substance' in 1984 and its sequel 'Hold The Dream' in 1986. Kerr passed in 2007 at age 86.

Spoiler : DEBORAH KERR (1921 ~ 2007) Kerr held the record for being Oscar nominated as Best Actress six times (without winning for her acting). She did eventually received an Honorary Academy Award in 1994, for her career, which stated: "an artist of impeccable grace and beauty, a dedicated actress whose motion picture career has always stood for perfection, discipline and elegance." Those six films were: "Edward, My Son" (1949), "From Here To Eternity" (53), "The King And I" (56), "Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison" (57), "Separate Tables" (58) and "The Sundowners" (60). Other notable films included: "Love On The Dole" (41), "The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp" (43), "Black Narcissus" (47), "The Hucksters" (47), "King Solomon's Mines" (50), "Quo Vadis" (51), "Julius Caesar" (53), "Tea and Sympathy" (56), "An Affair To Remember" (57), "Bonjour Tristesse" (59), "The Innocents" (61), "The Chalk Garden" (64), "The Night Of The Iguana" (64) and "Casino Royale" (67). She was successful later on in two TV miniseries: A Woman Of Substance (1984 - Emmy nomination) and Hold The Dream (1986). Deborah passed in 2007 at age 86.

Spoiler : Happy birthday to Deborah Kerr, born on September 30, 1921.

Spoiler : I loved her in A Woman of Substance. So great. Beautiful and talented lady

Spoiler : Beautiful, it always seems to none of any actresses or actors even come close to the beauty and handsomeness as way back. Like cars today, they all look the same.

Spoiler : So sweet and a good actress. I love all her work.

Spoiler : She was gorgeous!!!! One of the most perfect and gorgeous faces on-screens.

Spoiler : Beauty and talented!! She was always so elegant.

Spoiler : Class, dignity, and beauty. I never heard or read anything scandalous about her. True lady.

Spoiler : So beautiful and talented... Robert Mitchum enjoyed working with her, had so much respect for her that he said he would do any movie she was in without question...

Spoiler : A real beauty! I just watched her in the King and I.

Spoiler : She was a natural beauty as well as a great actor.