Shelley Winters
American actress (1920-2006) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 85
Shelley Winters was an American actress, whose film career spanned seven decades. She won two Academy Awards for The Diary of Anne Frank (1959) and A Patch of Blue (1965), and received Oscar nominations for A Place in the Sun (1951) and The Poseidon Adventure (1972).
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HeavyFilm, Dolly Modino1993
Late Night with Conan O'BrienSeries1986
The Delta ForceFilm, Edie Kaplan1981
S.O.B.Film, Eva Brown1977
The Love BoatSeries, Teresa Rosselli
An Average Little ManFilm, 1977Amalia Vivaldi1973
KojakSeries, Evelyn McNeil
Cleopatra JonesFilm, 1973Mommy1970
McCloudSeries
Bloody MamaFilm, 1970'Ma' Kate Barker1968
The ScalphuntersFilm, Kate1966Academy Award for Best Supporting ActressAward
BatmanSeries, 1966Ma Parker1965
A Patch of BlueFilm, Rose-Ann D'Arcey1964Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Miniseries or a MovieAward1962
The Merv Griffin ShowSeries1961
The Young SavagesFilm, Mary diPace1960Academy Award for Best Supporting ActressAward1957
Tonight Starring Jack PaarSeries1956
Tony AwardsSeries1955
The Big KnifeFilm, Dixie Evans1954
Executive SuiteFilm, Eva Bardeman1950
The Colgate Comedy HourSeries
Winchester '73Film, 1950Lola Manners1947
A Double LifeFilm, Pat Kroll1944
Golden Globe AwardsSeries1920Born18 August 1920People around Shelley
Menahem Golan Directed The Delta Force and Diamonds
Yoram Globus Produced The Delta Force and Diamonds
Aaron Rosenberg Produced Winchester '73 and Saskatchewan
Samuel Z. Arkoff Produced Bloody Mama and Wild in the Streets
George Stevens Directed A Place in the Sun (1952)
Paul Mazursky Directed Next Stop, Greenwich Village (1978)
George Sherman Directed Larceny and The Raging Tide
George Cukor Directed A Double Life and The Chapman Report
Robert Wise Directed Executive Suite (1954)- Charles Vidor Directed Cover Girl and Together Again
- Lewis Gilbert Produced Alfie (1966)
Joseph Pevney Directed Meet Danny Wilson and Playgirl
Curtis Harrington Directed Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? (1980)
Pandro S. Berman Produced A Patch of Blue and Living in a Big Way
Ovidio G. Assonitis Produced Tentacles and The Visitor
John Carpenter Directed Elvis (1979)
Telly Savalas Also in The Young Savages (1961)
Red Buttons Also in The Poseidon Adventure and Pete's Dragon
Virginia Van Upp Produced Together Again (1944)
Borden Chase Produced Red River (1948)
Darryl F. Zanuck Produced The Chapman Report (1962)
Chuck Roberson Also in Winchester '73 and The Scalphunters
Stanley Kubrick Directed Lolita (1962)
Roman Polanski Directed The Tenant (1977)
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An Average Little Man 1977
The Night of the Hunter 1955
The Tenant 1976
A Patch of Blue 1965
Final Cut: Ladies and Gentlemen 2012
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Studio publicity portrait of Winters circa 1940s
Winters with James Stewart in Winchester 73 (1950)
Title card of the movie Behave Yourself! (1951), featuring Winters
Winters with Julie Bovasso and Jason Robards, as the presenter of the first Obie Awards ceremony in 1956
Winters with Gina Lollobrigida at the set of Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell (1968) in Rome
Winters as the title character in Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? (1971)
Winters in publicity photo, circa 1950Awards
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She was also a Golden Globe Award winner for the Poseidon Adventure, a Primetime Emmy Award winner, and a two-time BAFTA Award nominee. She was also a life member of the Actors Studio.
