Marianne Stone Biography

Onscreen from 1948 through the mid-late 1980s, solemn-faced Marianne Stone probably appeared in more films than any other British actress her age. Though she had a few major roles early on, Stone quickly settled into featured parts and bits, often unbilled. She was equally adept at playing lower-class housewives, harpies, officious shop clerks, and ritzy society reporters, and is particularly remembered for her portrayal of Vivian Dankbloom in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita (1962). Stone was married to London show-business columnist Peter Noble. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

• 1. Society reporter: Do you often see your father?
  2. Paul McCartney: No, actually, we're just good friends.
  From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by Ivan Jim L (34 days ago)

• 1. Society reporter: What would you call that hairstyle of yours?
  2. George Harrison: Arthur.
  From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by Elliott L (6 months ago)

• 1. Society reporter: Has success changed your life?
  2. George Harrison: Yes.
  From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by Isabel S (12 months ago)

• 1. Society reporter: How did you find America?
  2. John Lennon: We turned left at Greenland.
  From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by Isabel S (12 months ago)

• 1. Society reporter: Do you often see your father?
  2. Paul McCartney: No, actually, we're just good friends.
  From A Hard Day's Night. Submitted by glenn j (13 months ago)