Spoiler : She is great in all her movies. Beautiful eyes. Love her.

Spoiler : My favorite actress

Spoiler : A beautiful actress

Spoiler : Dorothy Malone passed on January 19th, just eleven days before her 93rd birthday on January 30th. She will be missed.

Spoiler : Dorothy Malone (1924 ~ 2018) Malone won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in "Written On The Wind" (1956) and was popular during her run on the TV series Peyton Place ('64 - '68). Her other films included: "The Big Sleep" (46), "Flaxy Martin" (49), "Torpedo Alley" (52), "Young At Heart" (54), "Loophole" (54), "The Lone Gun" (54), "Battle Cry" (55), "The Fast And The Furious" (55), "At Gunpoint" (55), "Pillars Of The Sky" (56), "Man Of A Thousand Faces" (57), "The Tarnished Angels" (57), "Too Much, Too Soon" (58), "The Last Voyage" (60) and "Beach Party" (63). Her last film role was in 1992's "Basic Instinct". Dorothy passed in January of this year at age 93.

Spoiler : She was a favorite!Stunning and wonderful actress

Spoiler : Malone, Dorothy (birth name was Dorothy Eloise Maloney) Born in Chicago, Illinois 1/30/1925. Married and divorced to Jacques Bergerac for four years (?-?). Malone was raised in Dallas, Texas. Made her screen debut using her real name in The Falcon And The Coeds (1943). Academy Award for Written On The Wind (1956). Constance Mackenzie on Peyton Place for ABC-TV (1964-1968. Irene Goodwin on the 1976 ABC-TV miniseries, Rich Man, Poor Man Book I.