Achieved much success within the film noir genre, as well as other mainstream films. Her movie debut was in You Came Along (1945) opposite Robert Cummings. Paramount publicity dubbed Scott "The Threat," in order to create an onscreen persona for her similar to Lauren Bacall or Veronica Lake. Scott's smoky sensuality and husky voice lent itself to the film noir genre and, beginning with The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946) starring Barbara Stanwyck and Van Heflin, the studio cast her in a series of noir thrillers. She also starred in Desert Fury (1947), a noir filmed in Technicolor, with John Hodiak, Burt Lancaster, Wendell Corey, and Mary Astor. After completing Loving You (1957), Elvis Presley's second movie, Scott retired from the screen.
In 1972, she made one final motion picture appearance, in Pulp with Michael Caine and Mickey Rooney. After that, she retreated from public view and has declined many interview requests. She did, however, appear at an American Film Institute tribute to Hal Wallis and more recently at the AMPAS Centennial Celebration for Barbara Stanwyck on 16 May 2007.

mailed photo 6-13-08
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Lizabeth Scott
8277 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90069

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