Thelma Ritter - Selected Filmography

Selected Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1947 Miracle on 34th Street Peter's Mother Uncredited
1948 Call Northside 777 Receptionist Uncredited
1949 A Letter to Three Wives Sadie Dugan Uncredited
1949 City Across the River Mrs. Katie Cusack
1949 Father was a Fullback Geraldine
1950 Perfect Strangers Lena Fassler
1950 I'll Get By Miss Murphy
1950 All About Eve Birdie Coonan
1951 The Mating Season Ellen McNulty
1951 As Young as You Feel Della Hodges
1951 The Model and the Marriage Broker Mae Swasey
1952 With a Song in My Heart Clancy
1953 Titanic Maude Young Based on Molly Brown
1953 Pickup on South Street Moe Williams
1953 The Farmer Takes a Wife Lucy Cashdollar
1954 Rear Window Stella
1955 The Best of Broadway Mrs. Fisher Episode: "The Show-Off"
1955 Daddy Long Legs Alicia Pritchard
1955 Lucy Gallant Molly Basserman Alternative title: Oil Town
1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Lottie Slocum Episode: "The Baby Sitter"
1956 The Proud and Profane Kate Connors
1957 Telephone Time Mary Devlin Episode: "Plot to Save a Boy"
1959 A Hole in the Head Sophie Manetta
1959 Pillow Talk Alma
1961 The Misfits Isabelle Steers
1961 Frontier Circus Bertha Beecher Episode: "Journey from Hannibal"
1961 The Second Time Around Aggie Gates
1962 Birdman of Alcatraz Elizabeth Stroud
1962 Wagon Train Madame Sagittarius Episode: "The Madame Sagittarius Story"
1962 How the West Was Won Agatha Clegg
1963 For Love or Money Chloe Brasher
1963 A New Kind of Love Leena
1963 Move Over, Darling Grace Arden
1965 Boeing Boeing Bertha Alternative title: Boeing (707) Boeing (707)
1967 The Incident Bertha Beckerman
1968 What's So Bad About Feeling Good? Mrs. Schwartz

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