Susan George(I)

Has played three characters who suffered or engaged in some of the most controversial depictions of sexual assault ever put on film. Most famously there was the controversial double rape scene in Les chiens de paille (1971), where her character Amy was raped first by a former love and then by one of his coworkers, while in Mandingo (1975) she is the one who rapes a black slave, and in The House Where Evil Dwells (1982) her character engages in an adulterous affair while possessed by a ghost.

[on her late husband's marriage to Fiona Fullerton] He'd had a brief marriage before and considered it a small part of his life because it was a mistake. He never wanted to talk about it and always considered I was his only wife.