Joan Leslie appeared in more than forty feature films, debuting at eleven in MGM's Camille (1937), but it was as Warner Bros.'s ever-dependable girl-next-door that she achieved major stardom. In six years (1941-46) at Warners, she made some eighteen motion pictures and starred opposite the likes of Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper, James Cagney and Fred Astaire. A versatile actress, equally at home in dramatic and musical settings, Joan Leslie played ingenues with charm and spunk. Vivacious, touching, and lovely to look at, she remains one of the most endearing and enduring of Golden Age movie personalities. This webpage offers an affectionate glimpse at Joan Leslie's life and career in Hollywood. Biography Filmography Images Articles What's New Related Links Favorite Joan Leslie Film Select your favorite Joan Leslie film here. High Sierra The Great Mr. Nobody The Wagons Roll at Night Sergeant York The Male Animal Yankee Doodle Dandy The Hard Way This Is the Army The Sky's the Limit Thank Your Lucky Stars Hollywood Canteen Where Do We Go From Here? Rhapsody in Blue Too Young to Know Cinderella Jones Two Guys from Milwaukee Repeat Performance Northwest Stampede The Skipper Surprised His Wife Man in the Saddle The Woman They Almost Lynched Flight Nurse Jubilee Trail Hell's Outpost Other Current Results [Sign My Guestbook] [View My Guestbook]