Judith Ivey
Acting
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Judith Lee Ivey (born September 4, 1951) is an American actress and director.
Filmography 70
Movies (43)
Women Talking2022Agata
Through the Glass Darkly2020Mama Carmichael
The Bit Player2019Betty Shannon
Cortez2017Sandy
Big Stone Gap2014Nan MacChesney- Modern Love2012Molly McElvane
A Bird of the Air2011Eleanor Reeves
Pictures of Hollis Woods2007Beatrice Gilcrest
Flags of Our Fathers2006Belle Block- Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones and the American Theater2006Margo Jones
What Alice Found2003Sandra
The Stand-In1999Mrs. Rosensweig
Mystery, Alaska1999Joanne Burns
Half a Dozen Babies1999Doris Stauffer
Without Limits1998Barbara Bowerman
What the Deaf Man Heard1997Lucille
A Life Less Ordinary1997Celine's Mom
The Devil's Advocate1997Mrs. Lomax
Washington Square1997Aunt Elizabeth Almond
The Summer of Ben Tyler1996Narrator (voice)
Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch Story1995Laura McCormick
Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, the Last Chapter1994Kerry Wells
On Promised Land1994Olivia
Other Mothers1993Counselor
There Goes the Neighborhood1992Peedi Rutledge
Frogs!1991Passionatta
Decoration Day1990Terry Novis
Love Hurts1990Susan Volcheck
Everybody Wins1990Connie
In Country1989Anita
Shows (27)
The Accidental Wolf2020Nancy
New Amsterdam2018Virginia Stauton
Elementary2012Ruth Colville
Person of Interest2011Sharon
Past Life2010Laney
White Collar2009Ellen Parker
Nurse Jackie2009Paula
Big Love2006Renee Clayton
Related2005Bob's Mom
Grey's Anatomy2005Barbara Robbins
Queens Supreme2003
Rose Red2002Cathy Kramer
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit1999Alice Parker
Will & Grace1998Eleanor Markus
Buddies1996Maureen DeMoss
The 5 Mrs. Buchanans1994Alexandria 'Alex' Buchanan
Duckman1994Mother Mirabelle (voice)
The Critic1994Eleanor Sherman (voice)
Frasier1993Lorraine (voice)
Down Home1990Kate McCrorey
Designing Women1986Bonnie Jean "B.J." Poteet
The Long Hot Summer1985Noel Varner
Jeopardy!1984Self
Cagney & Lacey1982Gwen
American Playhouse1982Louise
Tony Awards1956Self - Winner
Hallmark Hall of Fame1951Terry Novis