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* AgeLift: On the subject of ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', the character of [[https://twitter.com/OpTicHitch/status/883223578346434560 Aunt May]] has steadily become younger in the movies. First played by then-74-year-old Creator/RosemaryHarris in the ''Film/SpiderManTrilogy'', then by 65-year-old Sally Field in ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan'', and 51-year-old Creator/MarisaTomei in the MCU. Befittingly, she's a CluelessDudeMagnet who's hit on by everyone from Iron Man to the Thai restaurant waiter.
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* AgeLift: On the subject of ''Franchise/SpiderMan'', ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'', the character of [[https://twitter.com/OpTicHitch/status/883223578346434560 Aunt May]] has steadily become younger in the movies. First played by then-74-year-old Creator/RosemaryHarris in the ''Film/SpiderManTrilogy'', then by 65-year-old Sally Field in ''Film/TheAmazingSpiderMan'', and 51-year-old Creator/MarisaTomei in the MCU. Befittingly, she's a CluelessDudeMagnet who's hit on by everyone from Iron Man to the Thai restaurant waiter.
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* ''Film/EightyForBrady'' (2023): Betty
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She has also worked behind the camera, directing the 1996 made-for-TV movie ''The Christmas Tree'' and the 2000 theatrical film ''Beautiful''.
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She has also worked behind the camera, directing the 1996 made-for-TV movie ''The Christmas Tree'' ''Film/TheChristmasTree'' and the 2000 theatrical film ''Beautiful''.
''Film/{{Beautiful}}''.
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* ''Film/LethalWeapon'' (cameo) (1987)
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* PostKissCatatonia: When asked about the best screen kiss she'd ever had, Sally Field -- who, it must be noted, has kissed many, ''many'' men onscreen over the course of her career -- named Creator/JamesGarner, her co-star in the 1985 romantic dramedy ''[[Film/MurphysRomance Murphy's Romance]]''. According to Field, he kissed her so well and so thoroughly that she was left dazed and unable to film for some time afterward -- the first and last time this had happened to her in her career.
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* PostKissCatatonia: When asked about the best screen kiss she'd ever had, Sally Field -- who, it must be noted, has kissed many, ''many'' men onscreen over the course of her career -- named Creator/JamesGarner, her co-star in the 1985 romantic dramedy ''[[Film/MurphysRomance Murphy's Romance]]''.''Film/MurphysRomance''. According to Field, he kissed her so well and so thoroughly that she was left dazed and unable to film for some time afterward -- the first and last time this had happened to her in her career.
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->''"My agent said, 'You aren't good enough for movies.' I said, 'You're fired.'"''
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''Series/{{Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actors and silenced the skeptics for good.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''Series/{{Gidget}}'', ''Film/{{Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actors and silenced the skeptics for good.
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* HideYourPregnancy: Sally Field was pregnant during ''Sereis/TheFlyingNun'''s final season. Aside from [[CelibateHero the obvious problem]], the whole premise of the show is that her character can fly due to being ''very lightweight''. The usual tricks were combined with using a stunt double for flight shots.
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* HideYourPregnancy: Sally Field was pregnant during ''Sereis/TheFlyingNun'''s ''Series/TheFlyingNun'''s final season. Aside from [[CelibateHero the obvious problem]], the whole premise of the show is that her character can fly due to being ''very lightweight''. The usual tricks were combined with using a stunt double for flight shots.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''{{Sereis/Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actors and silenced the skeptics for good.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''{{Sereis/Gidget}}'', ''Series/{{Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actors and silenced the skeptics for good.
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Sally Margaret Field (born November 6, 1946 in Pasadena, California) is an American actress in film and television.
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Sally Margaret Field (born November 6, 1946 in Pasadena, California) is an American actress actor in film and television.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''{{Sereis/Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actresses and silenced the skeptics for good.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Field got started in sitcoms like ''{{Sereis/Gidget}}'', ''Series/TheFlyingNun'', ''Film/SmokeyAndTheBandit'', and ''The Girl with Something Extra''. Fed up with doing nothing but comedy, she fought for and won the title role in ''Sybil'', opposite Creator/JoanneWoodward, as a girl with multiple personalities. The role won her an Emmy. Her next venture into drama was her gritty, Academy Award-winning turn as textile worker ''Film/NormaRae'', but she was still considered a "flash in the pan" until she won her second Oscar as Edna Spalding in ''Film/PlacesInTheHeart'', which cemented her as one of America's greatest actresses actors and silenced the skeptics for good.
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She's also worked behind the camera, directing the 1996 made-for-TV movie ''The Christmas Tree'' and the 2000 theatrical film ''Beautiful''.
Has been married twice, and had a high-profile relationship with Creator/BurtReynolds in the late '70s and early '80s.
Has been married twice, and had a high-profile relationship with Creator/BurtReynolds in the late '70s and early '80s.
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Field first came to fame starring in the 1960s sitcoms ''Film/{{Gidget}}'' and ''Series/TheFlyingNun'' -- and has spent the ensuing decades [[IAmNotSpock doing her level best to make people forget this]]. She has won numerous accolades for her work, including two UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s for Best Actress, two UsefulNotes/{{Golden Globe Award}}s, two Emmy Awards.
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Field first came to fame starring in the 1960s sitcoms ''Film/{{Gidget}}'' and ''Series/TheFlyingNun'' -- and has spent the ensuing decades [[IAmNotSpock doing her level best to make people forget this]]. She has won numerous accolades for her work, including two UsefulNotes/{{Academy Award}}s for Best Actress, two UsefulNotes/{{Golden Globe Award}}s, and two Emmy Awards.
