Deborah talks about her films one by one. This first part covers her beginnings in BBC radio at the late thirties, an extensive insight on Colonel Blimp and goes up to Perfect Strangers (1945).

Larisa shares this article where we are introduced to an everyday Deborah. The woman behind the stardom and over it too!

Translation of a Spanish article and short interview with Deborah in her retirement in Marbella. She talks about the changes Hollywood went through after her retirement and her attachement to her Spanish home.

Translation from Spanish magazine. Deborah has a little chat with a Spanish reporter in her home in Marbella where she was staying with Peter and Francesca.

Violet shares this sort-of melodramatic piece on Deborah having to choose between Tony and Peter. Thank you!

Larisa kindly shared this article ages ago – and I forgot to post it. Shame on me. Anyway, enjoy this short piece like the interviewers seemed to enjoy being in Deborah’s company during the run of “Tea and Sympathy”

Violet shares this remarkable piece where Deborah exposes her thoughts on what marriage should be about and the position of a woman in her house and in her man’s life. A very interesting read to put yourself in context with the time it was written. So many things have changed!

Violet shares this lovely piece with us where Deborah talks about being married to Tony and her life in Hollywood. Thank you very much!!!

Fifth and final part of Deborah’s journal on the shooting of Night of the Iguana. She recalls an accident on the set and JFK assesination, which occured during the filming of the movie.

I must thank Lisa for the hundreth time for sharing this wonderful insight on Deborah’s work and mind. It was a pleasure to read!

After Deborah’s passing, many were the writers that touched by her film and personal legacy, wrote a piece in memoriam. I received this beautiful one by mail from the author and I felt I had to share. Thank you so much Alexandra/Penny!

Larisa shares this short piece on Deborah’s way to handle a successful career in Hollywood and stardom without losing her grace and manners. The writer, Peter Evans, is as fascinated by that as I am! Thank you Larisa!

Larisa shared this a while ago and I had completely forgotten about it. So sorry! Thank you Larisa! ^^

Deborah opens her home for Photoplay and goes through one day in her life. Thank you so much, Violet, for sharing this… twice!

After receiving her honorary Academy Award, Deborah talks with some journalists from her house in Marbella.

Peter Viertel talks to Enquire reporter about Deborah’s health. This time, we thank Lisa for her contribution. Thank you!