Barbara Eden

 Eden began her career on television as a semiregular on The Johnny Carson Show in 1955. Her recurring appearances included The West Point Story and Highway Patrol. She appeared in four episodes Burke's Law as a guest actor, each with the role of a different character. As a partner of 20th Century Fox studios, she was an uncredited guest for the movie The Tarnished Angels. The comedy TV series syndicated to the network How to Marry a Millionaire included her. Based on the 1953 film, the show is known as "How to marry a millionaire." Director Mark Robson, who later directed Eden in the movie From the Terrace, took note of the performance of Eden in a play alongside James Drury. And wanted her to work with 20th Century Fox studios. [citation needed] Her screen test was the Joanne Woodward role in No Down Payment (1957). Although she wasn't offered the part, Eden was offered a contract by the studio. The actress was selected for the role of Betty Anderson in the 1957 film adaptation of Peyton Place. However, Terry Moore won the part. Bailout at 43,000: Does Success be a sour note for Rock Hunter? ; and The Wayward Girl, then she became a leading actress in movies, playing opposite Gary Crosby, Barry Coe, and Sal Mineo in A Private's Affair. Flaming Star (1960) was her co-starring film with Elvis Presley.