Dana Andrews appeared with Donna Reed in the low budget film Three Hours to Kill (1954) and on Lux Radio Theatre in Deep Waters (1949).

Rhys Williams appears on The Donna Reed Show in The Busy Body (Season 1, Episode 13), playing the part of Donna’s uncle.

Donna Reed's third film was Babes On Broadway (1941) starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland. She had a minor role and wasn't credited.

Screen Guild Theatre broadcast a 60-minute screen adaptation of "It's a Wonderful Life" on Dec. 29, 1947 with Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart.

Donna Reed co-starred with Steve Allen in The Benny Goodman Story (1956). Variety had little to say in favor of the film.

Donna Reed co-starred with Richard Widmark in the American Western film Backlash (1956).

"Paula Stone's Hollywood" radio show aired an interview with Donna Reed from Donna's home on December 26, 1950.

Tony Martin guest-stars on The Donna Reed Show in "Tony Martin Visits" (Season 3, Episode 24) when they met in traffic court.

Barton MacLane, who has over 140 films to his credit, appeared with Donna Reed in Backlash (1956) and Gentle Annie (1944).

They Rode West (1954) is one of three B Westerns Donna Reed made at Columbia after her exceptional performance in From Here to Eternity.

Martha Teichner reports on how Donna Reed contributed to the war effort during World War II by sharing letters with American troops.

Charles Herbert made four guest appearances on The Donna Reed Show during Season 1 and Season 2.

Paul Winchell made two guest appearances on The Donna Reed Show during Season 5 - "The Chinese Horse" (Ep18 and "All Those Dreams" (Ep 31).

Donna Reed is one of 28 stars who make a cameo appearance in the film Pepe (1960). She is not listed in the credits.

It's a Wonderful Life, starring Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart, premiered in New York City on December 20, 1946.

They Were Expendable is an American war film directed by John Ford, starring Robert Montgomery and John Wayne, and featuring Donna Reed.

Jason Middaugh created a Lego version of the settings and characters from It's a Wonderful life but needs help making it an official set.

Donna Reed appears with Robert Horton, Nan Boardman, and Jonathan Hale in the 30-minute television broadcast of Portrait of Lydia (1954).

Donna Reed made her film debut with Dan Dailey in The Get-Away (1941). A year later they co-starred in Mokey (1942), along with Bobby Blake.

Marjorie Redmond guest-starred on The Donna Reed Show as Alma in Mrs. Stone and Dr. Hyde (Season 5, Episode 2).