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"Joan Crawford was one of the people that made Hollywood the place that touched the imagination of the world." -- George Cukor 
 
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As "Letty Lynton"

 

Scroll below for film statistics and thirteen "behind-the-scene" photos.

MGM Films

Lady of the Night (1925); Pretty Ladies (1925); Old Clothes (1925); The Only Thing (1925); Sally, Irene and Mary (1925); Paris (1926); The Boob (1926); Winners of the Wilderness (1927); The Taxi Dancer (1927); The Understanding Heart (1927); The Unknown (1927); Twelve Miles Out (1927); Spring Fever (1927); West Point (1928); The Law of the Range (1928); Rose-Marie (1928); Across to Singapore (1928); Four Walls (1928); Our Dancing Daughters (1928); Dream of Love (1928); The Duke Steps Out (1929); Hollywood Revue of 1929 (1929); Our Modern Maidens (1929); Untamed (1929); Montana Moon (1930); Our Blushing Brides (1930); Paid (1930); Dance, Fools Dance (1930); Laughing Sinners (1931); This Modern Age (1931); Possessed (1931); Grand Hotel (1932); Letty Lynton (1932); Today We Live (1933); Dancing Lady (1933); Sadie McKee (1934); Chained (1934); Forsaking All Others (1934); No More Ladies (1935); I Live My Life (1935); The Gorgeous Hussy (1936); Love on the Run (1936); The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1937); The Bride Wore Red (1937); Mannequin (1938); The Shining Hour (1938); Ice Follies of 1939 (1939); The Women (1939); Strange Cargo (1940); Susan and God (1940); A Woman's Face (1941); When Ladies Meet (1941); Reunion in France (1942); Above Suspicion (1943); Torch Song (1953)

 

Costumes/Wardrobe:  All films listed above featured costumes by Adrian with the following exceptions (designer listed in bold):  Andre-ani:  The Taxi Dancer; The Understanding Heart.  Gilbert Clark:  West Point.  Lucia Coulter:  Winners of the Wilderness; The Unknown; The Law of the Range.  David Cox:  Spring Fever; Rose-Marie; Across to Singapore; Four Walls; Our Dancing Daughters; The Duke Steps Out; Hollywood Revue of 1929.  Erte:  Sally, Irene and Mary; Paris; Hollywood Revue of 1929.  Irene:  Reunion in France.  Rene Hubert: Twelve Miles Out.  David Mir:  The Only Thing.  Helen Rose:  Torch Song.  Gile Steele:  Above Suspicion.  Unspecified:  Lady of the Night; Pretty Ladies; Old Clothes; The Boob.    

 

Director:  Dorothy Azner:  The Bride Wore Red.  Harry Beaumont:  Broadway Melody of 1929; Dance Fools Dance; Laughing Sinners; Our Blushing Brides; Our Dancing Daughters.  Monta Bell:  Lady of the Night; Pretty Ladies.  Richard Boleslawski:  The Last of Mrs. Cheyney.  Frank Borzage:  Mannequin; Shining Hour; Strange Cargo.  Clarence Brown:  Chained; The Gorgeous Hussy; Letty Lynton; Possessed; Sadie McKee.  Tod Browning:  The Unknown.  Eddie Cline:  Old Clothes.  Jack Conway:  The Only Thing; Our Modern Maidens; Twelve Miles Out; Understanding Heart; Untamed.  James Cruze:  The Duke Steps Out.  George Cukor:  No More Ladies; Susan and God; A Woman's Face; The Women.  Jules Dassin:  Reunion in France.  Edmund Goulding:  Grand Hotel; Paris; Sally, Irene and Mary.  Edward H. Griffith:  No More Ladies.  Nicholas Grinde:  This Modern Age.  Howard Hawks:  Today We Live.  Lucien Hubbard:  Rose-Marie.  Robert Z. Leonard and Orville O. Dull:  When Ladies Meet.  Harry Millarde:  The Taxi Dancer.  Fred Niblo:  Dream of Love.  William Nigh:  Across to Singapore; Four Walls; Law of the Range.  Charles Reisner:  Hollywood Revue of 1929.  Reinhold Schunzel:  Ice Follies of 1939.  Edward Sedgwick:  Spring Fever; West Point.  Malcolm St. Clair:  Montana Moon.  Richard Thorpe:  Above Suspicion.  W.S. Van Dyke:  Forsaking All Others; I Live My Life; Love on the Run; Winners of the Wilderness.  Charles Walters:  Torch Song.  William A. Wellman:  The Boob.  Sam Wood:  Paid. 

 

Producer:  Harry Beaumont:  Our Blushing Brides.  Henry Berman:  Torch Song.  Paul Bern:  Grand Hotel.  Frank Borzage:  Mannequin; The Shining Hour; Strange Cargo.  Clarence Brown:  Chained; The Gorgeous Hussy; Possessed (1931).  Jack Conway:  Our Modern Maidens.  Jackie Coogan Sr.:  Old Clothes.  William Cowan:  Law of the Range.  James Cruze:  The Duke Steps Out.  Orville O. Dull:  When Ladies Meet.  Sidney Franklin:  Torch Song.  Leon Gordon:  Above Suspicion.  Edward Griffith:  No More Ladies.  Howard Hawks:  Today We Live.  Bernard H. Hyman:  Forsaking All Others; I Live My Life.  Harry Langdon:  Tramp, Tramp, Tramp.  Robert Z. Leonard:  When Ladies Meet.  Joseph Mankiewicz:  The Bride Wore Red; The Gorgeous Hussy; Love on the Run; Mannequin; Reunion in France; The Shining Hour; Strange Cargo. William Nigh:  Across to Singapore.  Harry Rapf:  Ice Follies of 1939; Possessed (1931).  Malcolm St. Clair:  Montana Moon.  Victor Saville:  Above Suspicion; A Woman’s Face.  David O. Selznick:  Dancing Lady.  Hunt Stromberg:  Chained; Letty Lynton; Our Dancing Daughters; Our Modern Maidens; Susan and God; The Women.  Irving Thalberg:  Grand Hotel; Hollywood Revue of 1929; Letty Lynton; No More Ladies; Possessed (1931); Twelve Miles Out.  W.S. Van Dyke:  Love on the Run.  Lawrence Weingarten:  The Last of Mrs. Cheyney; Sadie McKee.  Sam Wood:  Paid.

First National

Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (1926)

Director:  Harry Edwards

United Artists
Rain (1932); The Caretakers (1963)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Moss Mabry:  The Caretakers.  Unspecified:  Rain.
 
Director and Producer:  Hall Bartlett:  The Caretakers.  Lewis Milestone:  Rain.
 
Producer:  Joseph M. Schenck:  Rain.
Columbia

They All Kissed the Bride (1942); Harriet Craig (1950); Queen Bee (1955); Autumn Leaves (1956); The Story of Esther Costello (1957); Strait-Jacket (1964); Berserk (1968)

 

Costumes/Wardrobe:  Irene:  They All Kissed the Bride; Berserk; Jean Louis:  Queen Bee; Autumn Leaves; The Story of Esther Costello;  Sheila O'Brien:  Harriet Craig; Jay Hutchinson Scott:  Berserk; Unspecified:  Strait-Jacket. 

 

Director:  Robert Aldrich:  Autumn Leaves.  William Castle:  Strait-Jacket.  Alexander Hall:  They All Kissed the Bride.    Ranald MacDougall:  Queen Bee.  David Miller:  The Story of Esther Costello.  Jim O'Connolly:  Berserk.  Vincent Sherman:  Harriet Craig.

 

Producer:  William Castle:  Strait-Jacket.  Herman Cohen:  Berserk.  William Dozier:  Harriet Craig.  William Goetz:  Autumn Leaves.  Edward Kaufman:  They All Kissed the Bride.  David Miller:  The Story of Esther Costello.  Jerry Wald:  Queen Bee.

Warner Brothers

Hollywood Canteen (1944); Mildred Pierce (1945); Humoresque (1946); Possessed (1947); Flamingo Road (1949); It's a Great Feeling (1949); The Damned Don't Cry (1950); Goodbye, My Fancy (1951); This Woman is Dangerous (1952); Whatever Happened to Baby Jane (1962); Trog (1970)

 

Costumes/Wardrobe:  Adrian:  Humoresque; Possessed.  Milo Anderson:  Hollywood Canteen; Mildred Pierce.  Sheila O’Brien:  Flamingo Road; The Damned Don't Cry; Goodbye, My Fancy; This Woman is Dangerous; Unspecified:  Whatever Happened to Baby Jane; Trog.  

 

Director:  Robert Aldrich:  Whatever Happened to Baby Jane.  David Butler:  It's a Great Feeling.  Michael Curtiz:  Flamingo Road; Mildred Pierce.  Delmer Daves:  Hollywood Canteen.  Felix Feist:  This Woman is Dangerous.  Freddie Francis:  Trog.  Curtis Hernhardt:  Possessed.  Jean Nugelesco:  Humoresque.  Vincent Sherman:  The Damned Don't Cry; Goodbye, My Fancy.

 

Producer:  Robert Aldrich:  Whatever Happened to Baby Jane.  Henry Blanke:  Goodbye My Fancy.  Herman Cohen:  Trog.  Alex Gottlieb:  Hollywood Canteen; It's a Great Feeling.  Robert Sisk:  This Woman is Dangerous.  Jerry Wald:  The Damned Don't Cry; Flamingo Road; Humoresque; Mildred Pierce; Possessed.  Jack Warner:  Hollywood Canteen. 

20th Century
Daisy Kenyon (1947)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Charles LeMaire
 
Director and Producer:  Otto Preminger
RKO
Sudden Fear (1952)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Sheila O'Brien (Howard Greer - lingerie)
 
Director:  David Miller
 
Producer:  Joseph Kaufman
Republic
Johnny Guitar (1954)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Sheila O'Brien
 
Director:  Nicholas Ray
 
Producer:  Herbert J. Yates
Universal-International
Female on the Beach (1955)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Sheila O'Brien
 
Director:  Joseph Pevney
 
Producer:  Albert Zugsmith
20th Century-Fox
The Best of Everything (1959)
 
Costumes/Wardrobe:  Adele Palmer
 
Director:  Jean Nugelesco
 
Producer:  Jerry Wald
Universal
I Saw What You Did (1965)
 
Director and Producer:  William Castle

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On set of "Mildred Pierce" in my favorite shoes! With Jack Warner.

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Clowning during silent film "Rosemarie"

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Looking over costumes for "Ice Follies of 1939"

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Rehearsing "Torch Song"

Photo (above) autographed to songwriter Jack Lawrence reads:

 

"Jack, love your song!  Learning to dance to it for the film.  Love Joan."

 

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With dog on "Torch Song" set

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On the "Harriet Craig" set with Vincent Sherman

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Shooting "Forsaking All Others"- Crawford in white being hugged by Gable.

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Filming one of my favorites "The Bride Wore Red."

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Making up in 1928
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During "The Best of Everything" filming

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Set of "Rain"

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With her dogs and Jeff Chandler on "Female on the Beach"