Timeline - Page 3
| 1941 | |
| JF rejects the film BACKSTREET (1941). | |
| February 27 | JF attends the 1940 Academy Awards. She loses Best Actress Oscar to Ginger Rogers. |
| May-June | JF refuses to star in the film THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON, starring Errol Flynn. |
| June | Selznick announces that JF will be one of the stars on residence at the Hollywood Summer Theatre, located at the Lobero Theatre in Santa Barbara. |
| mid-June | JF sails on the S.S. Mariposa for Hawaii, Samoa and Tahiti. |
| Early November | JF arrives on the set of THIS ABOVE ALL after a threatened suspension by David O. Selznick. |
| November 14 | SUSPICION released. |
| 1942 | |
| February 27 | JF attends the 1941 Academy Awards. She wins the Best Actress Oscar for SUSPICION. |
| May 13 | THIS ABOVE ALL released. |
| September 27 | JF receives her Red Cross nurses' aide cap. |
| November | Cosmopolitan votes JF "The Cosmopolite of the Month." |
| 1943 | |
| Winter | JF discovers that she has been nominated for an Academy Award for THE CONSTANT NYMPH. |
| April 23 | JF becomes an American citizen. |
| July 24 | THE CONSTANT NYMPH released. |
| November 30 | JF begins working as a nurses' aide at the Hartford Hospital in Connecticut. |
| December 27 | The Hollywood Women's Club selects JF as the "Least Cooperative Actress of the year." |
| 1944 | |
| May | JF files for divorce from Aherne. |
| June 5 | JF receives a divorce from Aherne. |
| September 21 | FRENCHMAN'S CREEK released. |
| December | JF begins dating John Houseman and later becomes engaged. |
| 1945 | |
| January | William Dozier offers JF THE STRANGE WOMAN (1946). She flatly refuses to do the film. |
| February 9 | Dozier suggests JF for a role in NONE SO BLIND. He also recommends her for the lead in ONDINE (1960). |
| March 29 | THE AFFAIRS OF SUSAN released. |
| Spring | JF and Houseman search the New York woods for a sight to build their house, as they plan to marry later that year. Later marriage called off. |
| November 24 | The New York Times reports that JF is stricken with pneumonia and pleurisy. |
| December | JF enters St. John's Hospital in Santa Monica for a series of tests. |
| Late December | JF moves into the Sacred Heart Convent at Menlo Park, California to recover from her illness. This forces her to cancel her next film CHRISTABEL CAINE; later renamed BORN TO BE BAD. |
| 1946 | |
| February 15 | Relapse of influenza postpones JF's trip to Cuba. |
| Early Spring | JF begins seriously dating director/producer William Dozier. |
| April 20 | FROM THIS DAY FORWARD released. |
| May 2 | JF marries William Dozier in Mexico City. |
| September 27 | JF's cousin, Sir Geoffrey de Havilland, dies in a jet plane crash. The jet was designed by JF's uncle, Geoffrey's father. |
| October 11 | JF signs to co-star with Gregory Peck in the film EARTH AND HIGH HEAVEN. |
| October 22 | Dozier throws JF a birthday party at Romanoff's; 250 guests attended. |