Acting · 1922
Anne Pitoniak
Born Mar 30, 1922·Westfield, Massachusetts, USA·Died Apr 22, 2007 (85)
Anne Pitoniak (March 30, 1922 – April 22, 2007) was an American actress. She was nominated twice for Broadway's Tony Award: as Best Actress (Play) in 1983, for 'night, Mother, and as Best Actress (Featured Role - Play) in 1994, for a revival of William Inge's Picnic. Description above from the Wikipedia article Anne Pitoniak, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
38 titles- 2002
UnfaithfulGrandma6.7Movie - 2000
Where the Money IsMrs. Tetlow5.9Movie - 2000
The OpportunistsAunt Dee5.7Movie - 1999
Law & Order: Special Victims UnitMrs. Berry8.0Show - 1999
Third WatchIrene Sullivan7.9Show - 1998
BeckerTillie7.2Show - 1998
Trinity8.5Show - 1998
Grace & GlorieBernice Wallace6.3Movie - 1997
A Thousand AcresMary Livingstone5.7Movie - 1997
Julian Po6.5Movie - 1996
Bed of RosesGrandma Jean5.9Movie - 1996
The Christmas TreeMother Superior Francis6.4Movie - 1994
ERRuth Johnson7.8Show - 1994
New York Undercover7.3Show - 1994
The MotherMrs. KlineMovie - 1993
House of CardsJudge6.2Movie - 1991
PerformanceMrs Kline6.3Show - 1991
Golden Years6.2Show - 1991
V.I. WarshawskiLotty4.8Movie - 1991
The Ballad of the Sad CafeMrs. McPhail5.8Movie - 1990
Working GirlMrs. Levitsky7.8Show - 1989
Old GringoMrs. Winslow5.7Movie - 1989
No Place Like HomeOpal6.7Movie - 1987
Best SellerMrs. Foster5.9Movie - 1987
Hiding OutGrandma Jennie Morenski5.8Movie - 1987
Sister, SisterMrs. Bettlehelm4.7Movie - 1987
HousekeepingAunt Lily6.6Movie - 1985
The EqualizerLilly7.1Show - 1985
Agnes of GodDr. Livingston's Mother6.3Movie - 1984
Old EnoughKatherine6.5Movie - 1984
A Doctor's StoryGray Lady6.7Movie - 1983
AfterMASHMildred Potter5.5Show - 1983
The SurvivorsBetty5.7Movie - 1982
CheersMary7.6Show - 1982
American PlayhouseCornelia6.6Show - 1981
Hill Street Blues7.6Show - 1956
Tony AwardsSelf - NomineeShow - 1951
Hallmark Hall of FameBernice Wallace8.8Show