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Elizabeth Ashley (born August 30, 1939) is an American actress who first came to prominence as the ingenue in the Broadway play Take Her, She's Mine, which earned her a Tony Award as Best Featured Actress in a Play.
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Movies
Coma Mrs. Emerson
Ship of Fools Jenny
The Heist Diane Craddock
Vampire's Kiss Dr. Glaser
Just the Ticket Mrs. Paliski
Brando: An Icon Is Born Herself
The Carpetbaggers Monica Winthrop
The Cake Eaters Marg
92 in the Shade Jeannie Carter
Split Image Diana Stetson
When Michael Calls Helen Connelly
Paternity Sophia Thatcher
Paperback Hero Loretta
Windows Andrea Glassen
Dangerous Curves Miss Reed
On Board the Ship of Fools
One of My Wives Is Missing Elizabeth Corban
Broadway: The Golden Age, by the Legends Who Were There Self
Svengali Eve Swiss
The Third Day Alexandria Mallory
Golden Needles Felicity
The Six Million Dollar Man: The Solid Gold Kidnapping Dr. Erica Bergner
The File on Devlin Sally Devlin
The Marriage of a Young Stockbroker Nan
Home Sweet Hoboken Beth Flowers
Joan Rivers and Friends Salute Heidi Abromowitz Elizabeth Ashley
Second Chance Ellie Smith
Warm Hearts, Cold Feet Blanche Webster
Reason for Living: The Jill Ireland Story Vicky
The Great Scout & Cathouse Thursday Nancy Sue
Harpy Marian
Love and Curses... and All That Jazz Emmalina
Labor Pains Janice
Rancho Deluxe Cora Brown
In the Best Interest of the Children Carla Scott
The Ambassadors Miss Barrace
Broadway: The Next Generation Self
Dragnet Jane Kirkpatrick
A Fire in the Sky Sharon Allan
Sleeping Together Mrs. Tuccinini
The Face of Fear Sally Dillman
The Magician Sally Baker
Fry Day Grannie
Stagecoach Dallas
Hey Arnold! The Movie Mrs. Vitello (voice)
Just Getting Started Lily
Your Money or Your Wife Laurel Plunkett
Ocean's Eight Ethel
He's Fired, She's Hired Freddie Fox
A Man of Passion Gloria
Vivien Leigh: Scarlett and Beyond Self
Blue Bayou Lolly Fontenot
Tom and Joann Joann Hammil
The War Between the Tates Erica Tate
Happiness Diane Freed
Broadway: Beyond the Golden Age Self
Shows
Murder, She Wrote Vera Gerakaris
Hey Arnold! Mrs. Vitello (voice)
Evening Shade Freida Evans
The F.B.I. Claire
Caroline in the City Natalie Karinsky
Touched by an Angel Sandy Latham
Miami Vice Linda Colby
The Larry Sanders Show Elizabeth Ashley
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Serena Benson
Lincoln Kate Chase Sprague
Homicide: Life on the Street Madeline Pitt
Late Night with David Letterman Self
Hunter Felicia Green
Hallmark Hall of Fame Sally Devlin
Run for Your Life Dina Fuller
The Hitchhiker Woman / Mrs. Baxter
Dave's World Jeanette
The Oscars Self
Ghost Story Karen Dover
Saturday Night Live Self - Host
The Magician Sally Baker
The Two Mrs. Grenvilles Babette
Murder, She Wrote Emily Broussard Renwyck
The Mike Douglas Show Self
Tony Awards Self - Nominee
Better Things Miss Louise
Treme Aunt Mimi
The Big Easy Larissa Fontaine
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson Self
The Buccaneers Mrs. Closson (uncredited)
Dinah! Self
Law & Order Defense Attorney Gwen Young
What's My Line? Self - Mystery Guest
Burke's Law Mary Burton
Women of the House Self
Medical Center Anne Forley
Danger Man Lady Fielding
Russian Doll Ruth Brenner
The Bold Type Pam
Love, American Style Penny Dunbar
Mission: Impossible Andrea
DuPont Show of the Month Bette
Ben Casey Jane Brewster
The Ed Sullivan Show Self
The Defenders Joyce Harkavy
The Nurses Barbara Bowers
Route 66 Maria Cardenas
The United States Steel Hour
Sam Benedict Cindy Messerman
Stoney Burke Donna Weston
Ironside Laura Keyes
Mannix Karen Winslow
Mission: Impossible Lois Stoner
The Virginian Faith Andrews
Family Elizabeth Kraft
Police Story Jannette Johnson
Cagney & Lacey Michelle Zal
The Love Boat Nancy Bricker
B.L. Stryker Althea Campbell
Eisenhower and Lutz Eleanor
In the Heat of the Night Maybelle Cheseboro
Another World Emma Frame Ordway
The Buccaneers Mrs. Closson
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Karen Lawson / Kate Lawson
Playhouse Medium
