Elizabeth Wilson
Acting
Born: 1921-04-04 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Biography
Elizabeth Welter Wilson (April 4, 1921 – May 9, 2015) was an American actress. In 1972 she won the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for her role in Sticks and Bones.
Known For
Law & Order: Criminal Intent
Lucille Mobrey
Murder, She Wrote
Serena Haynes
Tony Awards
Self - Nominee
Omnibus
All in the Family
Amelia DeKuyper
The Addams Family
Abigail Craven
Scarlett
Eulalie Robillard
The Graduate
Mrs. Braddock
The Detectives
Nine to Five
Roz Keith
The Birds
Helen Carter
Interpol Calling
Michele
Notorious
Woman at Party (uncredited)
East Side/West Side
Catch-22
Mother
Quiz Show
Dorothy Van Doren
Regarding Henry
Jessica, Henry's Secretary
Tucker's Witch
Jewel Porter
Nobody's Fool
Vera (uncredited)
Delta
Rosiland Dupree
The Believers
Kate Maslow
Hallmark Hall of Fame
Mary Fremus
A Child Is Waiting
Miss Fogarty
Picnic
Christine Schoenwalder
The Prisoner of Second Avenue
Pauline
Hyde Park on Hudson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Patterns
Marge Fleming
The Incredible Shrinking Woman
Dr. Ruth Ruth
Little Murders
Marge Newquist
The Day of the Dolphin
Mrs. Rome
Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder
Berenice Bradshaw
Man on a Swing
Dr. Anna Willson
Grace Quigley
Emily Watkins
The Happy Hooker
Mrs. Gordon
Too Hot to Handle
Jacki
The Goddess
Harding
The Boys Next Door
Mary Fremus
Patterns
Marge Fleming