Mildred Natwick

Daisy Miller -- In this version of Henry James's novella 'Daisy Miller', a young, bright, and bubbly 19th Century American girl on her Grand Tour of Europe meets a fellow American, Frederick Winterbourne.

Barefoot in the Park -- Master of Broadway comedy Neil Simon adapted his hit play about a conservative young lawyer and his off-the-wall bride for this warm film classic. Robert Redford is Mister Straight. Jane Fonda is his new wife, who dedicates her life to the pursuit of fun. As the ecstasy of the honeymoon gives way to the reality of setting up housekeeping in a five-flight walk-up, the harmony of marriage turns to comical discord. The mother-in-law complains meekly. The middle-aged lothario upstairs flirts. Joy turns to anguish. There is little doubt that the young people will kiss and make up by the end of the picture, just as there's little doubt that the mother and the neighbor will find each other. Fonda and Redford make a wonderfully successful comedy team.

A timid young man is forced to follow in his father's footsteps as a notorious masked bandit.

Academy Award®-winner Edmund Gwenn, John Forsythe, Mildred Natwick and Jerry Mathers star in this charming comedy mystery. The trouble with Harry is that he's dead, and while no one really minds, everyone feels responsible. Academy Award®-winner Shirley MacLaine makes her screen debut in this New England romp that includes romance, humor… and several unearthings of the corpse. In The Trouble With Harry, the Master of Suspense proves the range of his genius with a decidedly different work.

Lust, seduction and revenge among the aristocrats of 18th century France are brilliantly portrayed in this elegant, sumptuous production. Winner of thee Oscars, with Keanu Reeves, Michelle Pfeiffer.

Lust, seduction and revenge among the aristocrats of 18th century France are brilliantly portrayed in this elegant, sumptuous production. Winner of thee Oscars, with Keanu Reeves, Michelle Pfeiffer.

A powerful study of seduction, betrayal and sexual gamesmanship set among the French aristocracy prior to the French Revolution.

A powerful study of seduction, betrayal and sexual gamesmanship set among the French aristocracy prior to the French Revolution.

Three Academy Awards(R) went to this sly, seductive tale about the fatal attraction linking 18th century French aristocrats Glenn Close, John Malkovich and Michelle Pfeiffer. From the international stage hit.

Three Academy Awards(R) went to this sly, seductive tale about the fatal attraction linking 18th century French aristocrats Glen Close, John Malkovich and Michelle Pfeiffer. From the international stage hit.

A mischievous ghost tries to stop his widow from marrying a stuffy bore in this supernatural comedy. Widowed three years, Kay (Sally Field) still misses her Broadway choreographer husband, Jolly (James Caan), but she's ready to start anew by marrying Dr. Rupert Baines (Jeff Bridges). But her plans don't go smoothly; a week before the wedding, Jolly's spirit dances onto the scene and wreaks havoc by taunting Kay for loving such a stiff shirt.

At a Swiss spa, upper-class expatriate American Frederick Winterbourne (Barry Brown) meets pretty, nouveau riche flirt Daisy Miller (Cybill Shepherd); her bratty, xenophobic little brother Randolph (James McMurtry); and her tremulous, nattering mother (Cloris Leachman). Despite warnings from his dowager aunt (Mildred Natwick) about Daisy's recklessness with men, Winterbourne finds himself drawn to her. When he encounters her again in Rome, he tries to convince her that her liberated behavior with an Italian admirer (Duilio Del Prete) may sully her reputation in aristocratic circles. But Winterbourne cannot reconcile his own feelings for Daisy with the manners that he is used to following, nor can he fathom how she may feel about him beneath her veneer of willful coquetry. After society matron Mrs. Walker (Eileen Brennan) ostracizes her, Daisy's final rash action reveals to Winterbourne how his old-fashioned mores may have sealed her fate. With a screenplay by Frederic Raphael and location shooting in Rome and Switzerland, Bogdanovich carefully recreated the rich surroundings and stultifying social strictures of James' story.