to Be a V.P." (1955) - Miss Poindexter - Secretary (uncredited) "So You Want to Be a Policeman" (1955) - Blonde Getting Ticket (uncredited) "So You Think the Grass Is Greener" (1956) - Geraldine Backspace (uncredited) The Fountain of Youth (1956), scripted & directed by Orson Welles - Carolyn Coates The Starmaker (1957), starring Bette Davis, on television - Mrs. Barclay Alexander Further reading Hunter, Alexis Joi Lansing - A Body to Die For - A Love Story (BearManor Media 15 June 2015, ) Charleston Gazette, "Sexy Blonde Yearns for Drama", June 13, 1957, page 4. Chronicle Telegram, "Actress Joi Lansing to be buried Friday", August 9, 1972, page 6. Long Beach Press-Telegram, "Her Voice Isn't Bad, Either", May 7, 1965, page 37. Los Angeles Times, "Filmland Events", May 21, 1963, page C7. Los Angeles Times, "Filmland Events", December 25, 1964, page D16. Los Angeles Times, "Filmland Events", January 1, 1965, page C6. Los Angeles Times, "Hollywood Calendar", April 25, 1965, page N8. Los Angeles Times, "Humor, Social Commentary", April 26, 1965, page D10. Los Angeles Times, "Talent Heads Downtown", July 12, 1966, page C8. San Mateo Times, "Joi Lansing Turns Up and Talks About Men Actors", October 13, 1956, page 22. References External links Joi Lansing timeline Joy Lansing on the cover of Life magazine, March 28, 1949 Joi Lansing at Glamour Girls of the Silver Screen The Fountain of Youth on YouTube 1929 births 1972 deaths 20th-century American actresses 20th-century American singers Age controversies American film actresses Latter Day Saints from California American television actresses Deaths from breast cancer Actresses from Los Angeles Actresses from Salt Lake City Deaths from cancer in California Nightclub performers 20th-century American women singers Latter Day Saints from Utah