Joanne Woodward

Joanne Gignilliat Trimmier Woodward (born February 27, 1930) is an American actress, producer, and philanthropist. She is best known for her performance in The Three Faces of Eve (1957), which earned her an Academy Award for Best Actress and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama. In a career spanning over six decades, she received four Oscar nominations (winning one), ten Golden Globe Award nominations (winning three), four BAFTA Film Award nominations (winning one), and nine Primetime Emmy Award nominations (winning three). Description above from the Wikipedia article Joanne Woodward, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Known For

The Mike Douglas Show

1961 • as Self

The Dick Cavett Show

1968 • as Self - Guest

The Philco Television Playhouse

1948 • as Arabella Cookenboo

The Philco Television Playhouse

1948 • as Emily

The Ed Sullivan Show

1948 • as Self

Robert Montgomery Presents

1950 • as Penny

Filmography

2023

Paul Newman: The Restless

as Self - Interviewee (archive footage)

Movie - Released: 6/11/2023

2022

The Last Movie Stars

as self (archive footage)

TV - Released: 7/21/2022

2015

Winning: The Racing Life of Paul Newman

as Self

Movie - Released: 5/8/2015

2013

Lucky Them

as Doris (voice)

Movie - Released: 9/6/2013

2012

Gayby

as Jenn's Mother (voice) (uncredited)

Movie - Released: 9/17/2012

2011

All the World

as Narrator

Movie - Released: 4/22/2011

2007

Movie

Keepers of Eden

as Narrator

Movie - Released: 9/27/2007

2005

The Adventures of Errol Flynn

as Self - Actress

Movie - Released: 4/5/2005

Empire Falls

as Francine Whiting

TV - Released: 5/28/2005

2003

The John Garfield Story

as Self

Movie - Released: 2/3/2003

2002

Christopher Plummer: A Man For All Stages

as Self

Movie - Released: 11/7/2002

2001

Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood

as Self (archive footage)

Movie - Released: 4/3/2001

1994

Breathing Lessons

as Maggie Moran

Movie - Released: 2/6/1994

Inside the Actors Studio

as Self

TV - Released: 8/14/1994

1993

The Age of Innocence

as Narrator (voice)

Movie - Released: 9/10/1993

Foreign Affairs

as Vinnie Miner

Movie - Released: 1/1/1993

Blind Spot

as Nell Harrington

Movie - Released: 5/2/1993

Philadelphia

as Sarah Beckett

Movie - Released: 12/22/1993

1990

Mr. & Mrs. Bridge

as India Bridge

Movie - Released: 11/23/1990

Movie

Sanford Meisner: The American Theatre's Best Kept Secret

as Self

Movie - Released: 8/27/1990

Movie

The Mastery of Motion

as Herself

Movie - Released: 11/1/1990

1989

Movie

Broadway's Dreamers: The Legacy of the Group Theatre

as Host

Movie - Released: 6/26/1989

1987

The Glass Menagerie

as Amanda Wingfield

Movie - Released: 10/23/1987

Movie

Driven to Excellence

as Herself

Movie - Released: 5/5/1987

1986

The Spencer Tracy Legacy: A Tribute by Katharine Hepburn

as Self

Movie - Released: 3/9/1986

Women - For America, For the World

as Self

Movie - Released: 1/1/1986

1985

Do You Remember Love

as Barbara Wyatt-Hollis

Movie - Released: 5/21/1985

1984

Harry & Son

as Lilly

Movie - Released: 3/2/1984

Movie

Strategic Trust: The Making of a Nuclear Free Palau

as Narrator (voice)

Movie - Released: 10/1/1984

Passions

as Catherine Kennerly

Movie - Released: 10/1/1984

1982

Candida

as Candida

Movie - Released: 1/1/1982

1981

Crisis at Central High

as Elizabeth Huckaby

Movie - Released: 2/4/1981

1980

The Shadow Box

as Beverly

Movie - Released: 9/30/1980

1979

Angel Death

as Narrator / Host

Movie - Released: 3/1/1979

The Streets of L.A.

as Carol Schramm

Movie - Released: 11/13/1979

1978

The End

as Jessica Lawson

Movie - Released: 5/10/1978

See How She Runs

as Betty Quinn

Movie - Released: 2/1/1978

A Christmas to Remember

as Mildred McCloud

Movie - Released: 12/22/1978

The Kennedy Center Honors

as Self

TV - Released: 12/28/1978

1977

Come Back, Little Sheba

as Lola Delaney

Movie - Released: 12/31/1977

Please Turn the Page

as Self

TV - Released: 4/20/1977

1976

Sybil

as Dr. Cornelia Wilbur

TV - Released: 11/14/1976

Laurence Olivier Presents

as Lola Delaney

TV - Released: 12/5/1976

1975

The Drowning Pool

as Iris

Movie - Released: 7/18/1975

Harper Days are Here Again

as Self

Movie - Released: 1/1/1975

1973

Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams

as Rita Walden

Movie - Released: 10/21/1973

1972

The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds

as Beatrice Hunsdorfer

Movie - Released: 12/20/1972

Movie

What She's Doing Up There is Not Accidental

as Herself

Movie - Released: 1/1/1972

1971

They Might Be Giants

as Dr. Mildred Watson

Movie - Released: 6/9/1971

All the Way Home

as Mary Follet

Movie - Released: 12/1/1971

1970

WUSA

as Geraldine

Movie - Released: 8/19/1970

King: A Filmed Record... Montgomery to Memphis

as Self (archive footage)

Movie - Released: 3/24/1970

1969

Winning

as Elora

Movie - Released: 5/22/1969

1968

Rachel, Rachel

as Rachel Cameron

Movie - Released: 8/26/1968

The Dick Cavett Show

as Self - Guest

TV - Released: 6/6/1968

1967

The Carol Burnett Show

as Midge Gibson

TV - Released: 9/11/1967

1966

A Big Hand for the Little Lady

as Mary

Movie - Released: 6/8/1966

A Fine Madness

as Rhoda Shillitoe

Movie - Released: 6/29/1966

1964

Signpost to Murder

as Molly Thomas

Movie - Released: 12/4/1964

1963

A New Kind of Love

as Samantha Blake

Movie - Released: 10/10/1963

The Stripper

as Lila Green

Movie - Released: 6/19/1963

The Danny Kaye Show

as Self

TV - Released: 9/25/1963

1961

Paris Blues

as Lillian Corning

Movie - Released: 9/27/1961

The Mike Douglas Show

as Self

TV - Released: 12/11/1961

1960

From the Terrace

as Mary St. John / Mrs. Alfred Eaton

Movie - Released: 7/15/1960

The Fugitive Kind

as Carol Cutrere

Movie - Released: 4/14/1960

1959

The Sound and the Fury

as Quentin Compson / Narrator

Movie - Released: 3/27/1959

1958

The Long, Hot Summer

as Clara Varner

Movie - Released: 5/17/1958

Rally 'Round the Flag, Boys!

as Grace Oglethorpe Bannerman

Movie - Released: 12/23/1958

1957

The Three Faces of Eve

as Eve White / Eve Black / Jane

Movie - Released: 12/19/1957

No Down Payment

as Leola Boone

Movie - Released: 10/30/1957

1956

A Kiss Before Dying

as Dorothy ('Dorie') Kingship

Movie - Released: 4/20/1956

New York Premiere Telecast 'Giant'

as Self

Movie - Released: 10/9/1956

Tony Awards

as Self - Presenter

TV - Released: 4/1/1956

1955

Count Three and Pray

as Lissy

Movie - Released: 10/1/1955

Dark Stranger

as Jill Andrews

Movie - Released: 1/8/1955

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

as Beth Paine

TV - Released: 10/2/1955

The Star and the Story

as Jill Andrews

TV - Released: 1/8/1955

The 20th Century Fox Hour

as Eleanor Apley

TV - Released: 10/5/1955

1954

Climax!

as Kathryn Winter

TV - Released: 10/7/1954

1953

General Electric Theater

as Ann Rutledge

TV - Released: 2/1/1953

The Oscars

as Self

TV - Released: 3/19/1953

1952

Movie

Bitter Storm

as Pat

Movie - Released: 12/26/1952

Mr. Lincoln

as Ann Rutledge

Movie - Released: 11/16/1952

Omnibus

TV - Released: 11/9/1952

Four Star Playhouse

as Vicki

TV - Released: 9/25/1952

Four Star Playhouse

as Terry

TV - Released: 9/25/1952

Four Star Playhouse

as Ann Benton

TV - Released: 9/25/1952

The Ford Television Theatre

as June Ledbetter

TV - Released: 10/2/1952

Omnibus

as Ann Rutledge

TV - Released: 11/9/1952

1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame

as Mary Follet

TV - Released: 12/24/1951

Tales of Tomorrow

TV - Released: 8/3/1951

Hallmark Hall of Fame

as Maggie Moran

TV - Released: 12/24/1951

1950

Lux Video Theatre

as Jenny Townsend

TV - Released: 10/2/1950

Robert Montgomery Presents

as Penny

TV - Released: 1/30/1950

Robert Montgomery Presents

as Elsie

TV - Released: 1/30/1950

What's My Line?

as Self - Mystery Guest

TV - Released: 2/2/1950

1948

Studio One

as Lisa Molloy

TV - Released: 11/7/1948

The Philco Television Playhouse

as Arabella Cookenboo

TV - Released: 10/3/1948

The Ed Sullivan Show

as Self

TV - Released: 6/20/1948

Studio One

as Christiana

TV - Released: 11/7/1948

Studio One

as Daisy Gilmer

TV - Released: 11/7/1948

The Philco Television Playhouse

as Emily

TV - Released: 10/3/1948

1944

Golden Globe Awards

as Self - Audience Member

TV - Released: 1/20/1944

Golden Globe Awards

as Self - Presenter

TV - Released: 1/20/1944