Grace Kelly was considered to play poetess Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

Grace Kelly was considered for the role of Maggie the Cat.

Originally meant to star in the romantic comedy as a fashion designer opposite James Stewart.

Alfred Hitchcock hoped to attract Grace Kelly to star in a John Buchan-esque adventure thriller set in Africa, He scouted locations, but budget and political issues derailed the project.

Before Elizabeth Taylor accepted it, the role of Leslie was offered to Grace Kelly.

Was the original choice to play Salvation Army do-gooder "Sarah Brown" in the movie version of the Broadway musical smash hit.

Alfred Hitchock had hoped to team James Stewart with Kelly in the suspense classic as the parents of a boy kidnapped in Morocco.

Grace Kelly was director Alfred Hitchcock's first choice and was to be her comeback film but was busy being the princess of Monaco.

In the 1950s, Alfred Hitchcock tried to launch Kelly in a movie version of the haunting Sir James Barrie play about a young woman who mysteriously disappears twice on a Scottish island.

Director Alfred Hitchcock tried to bring his favorite leading lady back to the screen after she became the Princess of Monaco.

Grace Kelly rejected the role of Edie Doyle to star in Rear Window (1954).

Kelly pulled out of this film and was replaced by Greek star Irene Papas.

Director Alfred Hitchcock wanted to pair his new favorite leading lady with William Holden in the dark comedy about a corpse that won't stay buried.

Turned down the role because she was Princess of Monaco and had run into difficulties with her subjects earlier when Alfred Hitchcock and she had planned to do "Marnie" together.