I was ten the first time I saw Deborah Kerr in a film. In the pre-cable, pre-VHS, pre-DVD days of the early 1970s, Regis Cordic, the host of WTAE TV's Sunday Afternoon at the Movies, was telling me the background of the film that was to be shown, 1956's The King and I. I listened to him intently and waited with great anticipation of the spectacle I was about to see. When the film began, I was not disappointed. Watching Yul Brynner, Deborah Kerr and the rest of talented cast was a real treat, and I was mesmerized by the King and his titian-haired leading lady. I became a fan of Miss Kerr's that day and continue to be one today. I've always admired her great talent, grace, charm and beauty, and hope I can do justice to her with my tribute, Deborah Kerr - Scottish Rose. Deborah Kerr passed away October 16, 2007. CLICK HERE to read her obituary(ies). What is/are your favorite Deborah Kerr film(s)? Black NarcissusThe HuckstersKing Solomon's MinesQuo Vadis?The Prisoner of ZendaFrom Here to EternityThe End of the AffairThe Proud and ProfaneThe King and ITea and SympathyHeaven Knows, Mr. AllisonAn Affair to RememberSeparate TablesThe JourneyBeloved InfidelThe SundownersThe Grass Is GreenerThe Naked EdgeThe InnocentsThe Chalk Garden To select multiple entries hold the Ctrl key (or the Apple key)   Free polls from Pollhost.com Please sign the registry by clicking here. . --|-- INDEX --|-- BIOGRAPHY --|-- DOWNLOADS --|-- FILMOGRAPHY --|-- IMAGES --|-- LINKS --|-- This site is not officially endorsed or authorized by Deborah Kerr's estate. Unauthorized use of this material is strictly prohibited. © 2007 by Meredy, all rights reserved.