Jeanine Ann Roose, whose first job was on The Jack Benny Program at the age of 8, played the role of Violet Bick in It's a Wonderful Life.

Hayden Rorke, best known for his role in I Dream of Jeannie, made one appearance on The Donna Reed Show.

Saycon Sengbloh, a Donna Reed Foundation 1966 National Scholarship recipient, currently appears in The Wonder Years on ABC.

Donna Reed made eight appearances on the Lux Radio Theatre, one of the genuine classic radio anthology series broadcast on radio.

Margaret Dumont, best remembered as the comic foil to the Marx Brothers, made an appearance on The Donna Reed Show (S 1, E 34).

Harry Smith takes us to Storm Lake, Ia, where the local newspaper is a lifeline but faces an uncertain future. He also visits Denison, Ia.

Three people born on October 17th appeared in films with Donna Reed - Spring Byington, Marsha Hunt, and Montgomery Clift.

MGM released the film, Eyes in the Night, on October 16, 1942, starring Donna Reed and Edward Arnold.

Alice Pearce, the nosy neighbor Gladys Kravitz in "Bewitched," also made an appearance on The Donna Reed Show.

Angela Lansbury obtained her first film roles, in Gaslight (1944) and The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945), which also starred Donna Reed.

Director Jeffrey Hayden discusses working with Donna Reed on The Donna Reed Show in a Television Academy Foundation interview.

Roger Moore made his Hollywood debut in The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954) with Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Donna Reed, and Walter Pidgeon.

Donna Reed appeared in Alfred Hitchcock's TV series, "Suspicion" as a young woman troubled by a recurring dream that raises suspicions.

Cornel Wilde and Donna Reed star in Beyond Mombasa (1956), the first junket for the production company of Donna Reed and husband Tony Owen.

Robert Walker stars with Donna Reed in See Here, Private Hargrove (1944). His title role was originally intended for Mickey Rooney.

The Best Place to Be (1979) helped launch the career of Stephanie Zimbalist. It starred her father, Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. and Donna Reed.

Beyond Mombasa (1956) not only starred Donna Reed but was produced by Donna and her agent-turned-producer husband, Tony Owen.

In 2011, Time Magazine rated The Far Horizons (1955) as one of the top ten historically misleading films because of casting and subplots.

Buster Keaton, the famous silent screen star, had Donna Reed in stitches as he did a three-minute, unscripted routine on The Donna Reed Show

Kristen Faith Oei, a 1999 Donna Reed National Award Recipient in Dance, has been cast in the Kennedy Center production of Guys and Dolls.