THE LONG, HOT SUMMER ('58) marked the first time that Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward ever co-starred together in a film. The couple married shortly after filming was completed. They made nine more films together. #SummerUnderTheStars | Turner Classic Movies: TCM

"The Carol Burnett Show" highlights Joanne Woodward playing an old school chum of Eunice's in "The Family" and Mr. Tudball again has a time teaching his secretary Mrs. Wiggins the workings of the office intercom. #TonightOnSCETV at 4:00 p.m. | South Carolina ETV

February 8th Joanne Woodward plays Lila Green an insecure and aging showgirl who when she no longer performs her act tries her hand at a normal life and a new younger lover. Woodward again in her career up ends expectations of what type of parts she would be most wonderful at playing. In a role originally intended for Marilyn (sadly before her untimely death) Joanne plays a loveable show girl so meant for the present world but also not that each trial her character went through I found myself so

"Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, Hollywood’s golden couple, were photographed arm in arm at the 33rd Academy Awards held at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in California on April 17, 1961. By this time, the pair had already established themselves as a dynamic duo both on and off screen, having married in Las Vegas circa January 1958. Woodward, who had won an Oscar for The Three Faces of Eve just three years earlier, was radiant in a custom-designed gown, while Newman, known for his piercing b

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, married in Las Vegas in 1958, appeared together at the 34th Academy Awards in Santa Monica on April 9, 1962. Woodward, who won her Oscar in 1958 for The Three Faces of Eve, attended proudly as Newman’s career soared with films like The Hustler (1961). Their bond, circa early 1960s Hollywood, stood apart from turbulent industry romances. They balanced stardom with a quiet family life in Westport, Connecticut, raising three daughters. That night, among stars like G