Dana Andrews and Merle Oberon in Night Song (1947)

Under construction and always in progress!!!

This is just for fun (and my personal use/future reference). My humble wish is to see as many as possible such films. What can I say, I *like* girls!

ALL the films with FEMALE first names in/as the title (ONE word only though) I've ever seen. And those I haven't seen yet but would like to.

Caution (for possible readers)! This will take me ages to compile. My memory is faulty (and gettting worse by the day).

From A to Z! (And then in rough chronological order when necessary.)

With my humble rates for the ones I've seen.

Also, films NOT listed at IMDb (as of yet): 

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Also, films *listed* at IMDb but the new (improved, LOL) search function can't find them for this list (as of yet):

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Notes:  
* Features, documentaries, shorts and TV movies are eligible. 
* TV series (mini or otherwise) are NOT. 
* Female nicknames (as titles) also included.


N/S = not seen Cinema = cinema (big screen) viewing  TV = TV viewing  PC = download  OL = online viewing  VHS = VHS viewing DVD = DVD viewing

R = Recommended (8-10/10)  FF = For Fanatics Only (5-7/10)  P = Pass (1-4/10)

Léon Mathot and Henri Maillard in Les gaz mortels (1916)

These titles have "libretto" or "librettist" on their Cast/Crew page, but are not operas. Or they are exceptions on the filmog of an opera cast member. Or they are a concert version of an opera. Or I just couldn't say they _were_ opera.[wip]

from Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libretto#Language_and_translation): "The Spanish words libretista (playwright, script writer or screenwriter) and libreto (script or screen play), which are used in the Hispanic TV and cinema industry, derived their meanings from the original operatic sense." The English spelling is used on IMDb crew credits.  Ballet also uses the term libretto for the written story of the work.

Bridget Fonda, John Hurt, Theresa Russell, and James Mathers in Aria (1987)

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