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Eva Marie Saint’s best films – ranked

The Guardian Australia - Culture ·
Eva Marie Saint’s best films – ranked

The star of classics from the 1950s onwards has died aged 102 .

We look back at the landmark roles of a 75-year career Eva Marie Saint’s character and her playwright husband (Carl Reiner) play two of the islanders sent into a tizzy when a Soviet submarine runs aground on the New England coastline where they are on holiday.

This cold war farce was a hit back in the days when you could play a Russian invasion for comedy.

Now it just makes the similarly themed 1941 seem a laugh riot by comparison.

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