To Free My Enemy

Credits include: The Manchurian Candidate, Beneath the Planet of the Apes, The Naked City, The Sons of Katie Elder and Nightfall

Credits include: The Lady in Red, Youth in Oregon, Maze, Advice from a Caterpillar and All the Streets Are Silent

Credits include: Hot Shots!, Batman: Mask of the Phantasm, Wait Until Dark, Batman: The Animated Series and Batman and Mr. Freeze: SubZero

Credits include: Sweet Bird of Youth, Hangar 18, The Invisible Boy, The Bachelor Party and Savannah Smiles

Credits include: Journey to the Far Side of the Sun, The Horror at 37,000 Feet, Black Noon, Panic and The Monster

A slim, stunning and stylish-looking woman, British actress Jill Haworth was a free-spirited product of the 60s. Discovered and signed to a contract by the ever-formidable Otto Preminger, she made a notable impression in her very first role as Sal Mineo's ill-fated Jewish girlfriend in the monumental Oscar-winning film Exodus (1960). Preminger went on to cast Jill in two other of his important epics. The Cardinal (1963) and In Harm's Way (1965), however, were received with less fanfare. At this

Credits include: The Suspect, Christmas Holiday, Crack-Up, The Clampetts in Court and The Storm

Credits include: Inside Daisy Clover, The Decks Ran Red, Day of Reckoning and To Free My Enemy

Credits include: Dumb and Dumber, Telefon, The Police Connection, Julia and Brink's: The Great Robbery

Credits include: The F.B.I., All the Streets Are Silent, The Monster, Courage of a Conviction and The Exiles

Credits include: Crowhaven Farm, A Penny for Your Thoughts, Deadman's Curve, The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2 and Ticket to Alaska

Credits include: Any Old Port in a Storm, The Sixth Finger, Expanding Human, The Forgotten Man and The Innocent