Sandra Dee

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Characters played by Sandra Dee

Sandy Stevens — Come September (1961)

Sandy Stevens is a college student staying at the villa with the other girls. As a psychology major, she tries to treat Robert's supposed delusion and explains that he no longer owns the hotel. She is also the object of Tony's unsuccessful romantic advance and later shares her heartbreak with Lisa before reuniting with Tony.

Susie (16) — Imitation of Life (1959)

Susie is Lora's teenage daughter, raised with Annie and Sarah Jane in Lora's household. After developing an unrequited crush on Steve, she confides in Annie and feels hurt when Lora plans to marry him. She ultimately leaves New York to attend college in Denver.

Gidget — Gidget (1959)

California surfer girl navigating romance and growing up.

Nancy Wagner — The Dunwich Horror (1970)

Miskatonic University student entrusted with the Necronomicon. Becomes a victim of Wilbur Whateley's hypnosis and drug-induced manipulation, ultimately serving as a sacrificial pawn in his ritual to summon the Old Ones. Survives the conflagration but is left pregnant with his monstrous offspring.

Cynthia Dulaine — I'd Rather Be Rich (1964)

Cynthia is the closest surviving relative and heir of Philip Dulaine, founder and CEO of Dulaine Enterprises. To fulfill his wish to meet her fiancé, she asks Paul Benton to impersonate Warren Palmer. She works to protect the family company, grows closer to Paul, and ultimately ends her engagement to Warren to be with him.

Chantal Stacy — If a Man Answers (1962)

Chantal is the central character, the daughter of a French former showgirl and a conservative Boston antiques dealer. After meeting Gene, she marries him and becomes distressed when he prevents her from modeling. With her mother's guidance, she uses playful strategies to test and reshape her marriage, eventually reconciling with Gene and becoming pregnant.

Cathy Cabot — Portrait in Black (1960)

Sheila's stepdaughter and Blake's girlfriend. She witnesses Matthew's death and later overhears Howard confronting Sheila. Suspecting Sheila of murder, she investigates David's office, listens to their conversation, and attempts to contact the police before being chased onto a roof by David.

Juliet Moulsworth — Romanoff and Juliet (1961)

Juliet is the daughter of the American ambassador and one of the two romantic leads. After meeting Igor at a party, she falls in love with him despite their families' political opposition. She initially considers sacrificing her happiness for her parents, but ultimately disguises herself and marries Igor in Concordia.

Evelyn Leslie — Until They Sail (1957)

Evelyn is one of the Leslie sisters and participates in the family’s wartime social life. She invites Capt. Richard Bates to dinner, helping bring him into contact with the household, and later welcomes her sweetheart Tommy home from the war when he returns and proposes marriage.

Jane Broadbent — The Reluctant Debutante (1958)

Jane Broadbent is a seventeen-year-old girl who moves to London to live with her wealthy father, Jimmy Broadbent. She dislikes the debutante balls and the young men presented to her, openly detests David Fenner, and becomes genuinely interested in David Parkson. Her love for Parkson drives the central romantic conflict.

Joan Howell — That Funny Feeling (1965)

Joan Howell is an aspiring actress who currently works as a maid and shares a modest home with Audrey. She dates Tom Milford, hides her home by using a client's lavish apartment, then retaliates when she learns it is Tom's by staging a party with his previous conquests.

Rosalie — The Wild and the Innocent (1959)

Rosalie is Ben Stocker's oldest daughter, whom Ben attempts to trade to Yancey for beaver furs. She runs away from her father and asks Yancey to take her to town. After Paul places her in danger, Yancey rescues her, and she refuses to remain behind, joining him and Uncle Lije on their return to the mountains.

Career Overview

Sandra Dee has 30 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Tammy with 2 titles. Signature works include The Dunwich Horror, Doctor, You've Got to Be Kidding!, I'd Rather Be Rich. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
30
Birth Date
1942-04-23
Birth Place
Bayonne, New Jersey, USA

Known For

Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q234875), public domain (CC0).