Tony Curtis Died 13 Years Ago, Now Kim Novak Makes Bold Accusation | Facts Verse

1.5K views · 95 reactions | BELL, BOOK, AND CANDLE ('58) was James Stewarts' final film as a romantic leading man. Years later, Kim Novak stated in an interview that he was her favorite leading man to work with and was disappointed the film was his last as the romantic interest. The actress expressed that she would have loved to make more movies with him as she felt their chemistry was something special. Watch BELL, BOOK, AND CANDLE ('58) tonight at 8:30p ET on FMC! ✨ | FMC | Facebook

19K views · 2.3K reactions | "One of Vertigo's most haunting and beautiful images. Kim Novak's gray suit, designed by Edith Head, makes Madeleine look ghostly amid the colors of the flower shop." - Jeremy Arnold. See it tonight at 10pm ET. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

Kim Novak, born in 1933 in Chicago, emerged as one of Hollywood’s most enchanting actresses during the 1950s. She gained fame with her breakthrough role in Picnic (1955), showcasing her poise, beauty, and magnetic screen presence. By 1958, Novak starred in Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo, a performance widely regarded as iconic, blending vulnerability and mystique, solidifying her status as a Golden Age legend. Throughout the 1960s, she appeared in films like Pal Joey (1957) and Middle of the Night (

“Kim Novak at 90 — fans can’t believe their eyes” 😳🔥 The Vertigo star and Hitchcock’s muse looks unrecognizable today, and the photos have everyone talking. See the images sparking debate in the comments below 👇📸 | Amazing Stories