FILM
The House of Seven Corpses (1974) with John Ireland and John Carradine
So Evil, My Sister (1974) with Susan Strasberg, John Howard, and Sydney Chaplin
Legacy of Blood (1971) with Merry Anders, John Carradine, Jeff Morrow, John Russell, John Smith, and Richard Davalos
The Man with Icy Eyes (1971) with Victor Buono, Barbara Bouchet, and Keenan Wynn
Besieged (1969) with Joan Collins
The Gamblers (1969) with Stuart Margolin and Suzy Kendall
One on Top of the Other (1969) with Jean Sorel, Marisa Mell, and Elsa Martinelli
Track of Thunder (1968) with Tommy Kirk and Brenda Benet
Voyage to the Prehistoric Planet (1965) with Basil Rathbone
California (1963) with Jock Mahoney and Susan Seaforth Hayes
Escort West (1958) with Victor Mature and Elaine Stewart
The Sky Burns (1957)
Violent Stranger (1957) with Zachary Scott
Spin A Dark Web (1956) with Lee Patterson and Bernard Fox
The Atomic Man (1955) with Gene Nelson
It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955) with Kenneth Tobey
Santa Fe Passage (1955) with John Payne and Rod Cameron
Cult of the Cobra (1955) with Richard Long, Marshall Thompson, and Kathleen Hughes
This Island Earth (1955) with Rex Reason, Russell Johnson, Lance Fuller, and Jeff Morrow
This Is My Love (1954) with Linda Darnell and William Hopper
The Great Sioux Uprising (1953) with Jeff Chandler and Glenn Strange
The Duel at Silver Creek (1952) with Audie Murphy and Susan Cabot
Vendetta (1950) with George Dolenz, Hillary Brooke, and Hugo Haas
Where Danger Lives (1950) with Robert Mitchum
Young Widow (1946) with Jane Russell
TELEVISION SERIES
The Count of Monte Cristo, 1956 syndicated TV series, 39 episodes
TELEVISION GUEST APPEARANCES
Garrison's Gorillas, episode The Plot to Kill, originally aired February 20, 1968
Combat!, episode Cry For Help, originally aired December 20, 1966
Bonanza, episode The Companeros, originally aired April 19, 1964
Perry Mason, episode The Case of the Greek Goddess, originally aired April 18, 1963
Have Gun Will Travel, episode The Black Bull, originally aired April 13, 1963
Have Gun Will Travel, episode Beau Beste, originally aired October 13, 1962
Bonanza, episode The Lonely House, originally aired October 15, 1961
Perry Mason, episode The Case of the Guilty Clients, originally aired June 10, 1961
The Rifleman, episode Death Trap, originally aired May 9, 1961
Tales of Wells Fargo, episode The Jealous Man, originally aired April 10, 1961
The Tall Man, episode Rovin' Gambler, originally aired March 18, 1961
Bronco, episode La Rubia, originally aired May 17, 1960
Colt .45, episode Breakthrough, originally aired March 27, 1960
Cheyenne, episode The Rebellion, originally aired October 12, 1959
Sugarfoot, episode The Vultures, originally aired April 28, 1959
State Trooper, episode Pistols for Two, originally aired 1959
State Trooper, episode So Early in the Morning, originally aired 1959
The Rifleman, episode The Marshal, originally aired October 21, 1958
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Brunette beauty Faith Domergue was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, on June 16, 1924 and was adopted a few weeks after birth. In the late 1920s, her family relocated to California, where Domergue went to school and
took piano and singing lessons. When she was still in high school, Domergue was put under contract by Warner Bros., but after Howard Hughes saw the beautiful budding actress,
he bought Domergue's contract. After she completed her studies and graduated from high school, she began training as an actress. In 1947, she married Hugo Fregonese, a director
of Italian descent who was born in Argentina. Faith Domergue's first major film role came in Vendetta (1950; with George Dolenz and Hillary Brooke).
Production of the film actually began in 1947, although the film
wasn't released until 1950 due to a series of production mishaps, hirings, firings, and mismanagement by Howard Hughes, who spent nearly $4 million on the film's production.
The experience filming Vendetta proved so horrendous that Domergue was no longer eager to pursue an acting career. She left the U.S. with Fregonese after shooting wrapped on the picture. 
