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Kim Novak

Birth Name:Marilyn Pauline Novak

Birth Place:Chicago, Illinois, United States

Profession Actress, Soundtrack, Costume department

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Liebestraum
Lillian Anderson Munnsen
Falcon Crest
Kit Marlowe
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Rosa (segment: Man from the South)

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The Wednesday Playlist: The Americans, TCM Loves Kim Novak, Dangerous Reality and Sports

It's whack-a-mole time on a terrifically taut episode of FX's The Americans (10/9), as the uneasily married Philip and Elizabeth learn just how treacherous these spy games can get, while Agent Stan of the FBI concocts a gem of a plan to try to take the focus off the real mole, the lovely but understandably terrified Nina. Even a subplot involving the Jennings' kids Paige and Henry, stranded miles away from home when the parents are suddenly otherwise occupied, isn't as annoying as these things tend to be (think Kim Bauer or Homeland's Dana Brody). For what it's worth (to me, a lot), Keri Russell has her finest did-she-just-do-that badass moment yet when she realizes the level of mistrust she's dealing with at work and at home.

Wed, Mar 6, 2013
The Wednesday Playlist: The Americans, TCM Loves Kim Novak, Dangerous Reality and Sports

Reclusive Film Legend Kim Novak Opens Up About Life, Regrets and Her TCM Tribute

She was the accidental superstar. Fifties and Sixties film icon Kim Novak rarely grants interviews these days but she gave a doozy to Turner Classic Movies' Robert Osborne for Kim Novak: Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival. The hour-long chat, filmed before a live audience, will air Wednesday at 8/7c, followed by four of the star's top films: Picnic (1955), The Man with the Golden Arm (1955), Bell, Book and Candle (1958) and Of Human Bondage (1964). Novak, still fantastically gorgeous at 80, had a meteoric rise in the business: She went from being a Chicago refrigerator model known as "Miss Deepfreeze" in 1953 to major film star in two short years. By 1956, she was considered the top box-office star in the world. Novak gave it all up just as quickly, moving from Hollywood to...

Wed, Mar 6, 2013
Reclusive Film Legend Kim Novak Opens Up About Life, Regrets and Her TCM Tribute

SVU's Neal Baer Says Premiere Was Inspired by Vertigo

"Ripped from the headlines" is the Law & Order franchise's catch phrase, but often times just one nugget of a real-life story is enough to inspire an episode. This season's premiere slightly borrowed from the story of Jaycee Dugard (who was kidnapped and found to be living with her captor years later), added an element of the Jimmy Stewart and Kim Novack film Vertigo about remaking someone you love, and combined it with the idea of installing RFID chips in your kids to trace their every move.

Tue, Sep 28, 2010
SVU's Neal Baer Says Premiere Was Inspired by Vertigo

Trailers & Videos See All

Vertigo (60th Anniversary Presented By TCM)
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Vertigo
2:26
Vertigo (Trailer 1)
0:32
Pal Joey
4:45
Bell, Book And Candle
2:37
The White Buffalo
1:44