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List of appearances of Geraldine Page on film, TV & stage From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Geraldine Page (November 22, 1924 – June 13, 1987) was an American actress who earned critical recognition as a stage actress on Broadway as well as in feature films and television. Over the course of her career, which spanned over three decades, Page earned a total of eight Academy Award nominations, three Emmy nominations, and four Tony nominations. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her performance in The Trip to Bountiful (1985).

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Film
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Television
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Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1952 | Lux Video Theatre | Neighbor | Episode: "The Lesson" |
Studio One | Episode: "The Shadowy Third" | ||
Robert Montgomery Presents | Episode: "The Fall Guy" | ||
1954 | The Philco Television Playhouse | Episode: "Miss Look-Alike" | |
1955 | Omnibus | Governess | Episode: "The Turn of the Screw" |
Windows | The Woman Alcoholic | Episode: "A Domestic Dilemma" | |
Matinee Theatre | Miss Myrtle | Episode: "An Apple for Miss Myrtle" | |
The United States Steel Hour | Marian | Episode: "Shoot It Again" | |
1957 | The United States Steel Hour | Estelle | Episode: "The Hill Wife" |
Kraft Television Theatre | Episode: "Fire and Ice" | ||
1958 | General Electric Theater | Heddie | Episode: "No Hiding Place" |
Playhouse 90 | Florry / Addie |
Episode: "Portrait of a Murderer" Episode: "The Old Man" | |
1959 | NBC Sunday Showcase | Virginia Reed | Episode: "People Kill People Sometimes" |
1966 | Barefoot in Athens | Xantippe | Television film |
The Long, Hot Summer | Maribelle Kirkpatrick | Episode: "Evil Angel" | |
ABC Stage 67 | Woman | Episode: "A Christmas Memory" | |
1967 | The Thanksgiving Visitor | Miss Sook | Television film |
1969 | NBC Children's Theatre | Narrator | Episode: "Little Women" |
1971 | The Name of the Game | Sister Lucia | Episode: "A Sister from Napoli" |
Montserrat | Felisa | Television film | |
1972 | Look Homeward, Angel | Eliza Grant | Television film |
Medical Center | Ellen Davis | Episode: "Betrayed" | |
Ghost Story | Hattie | Episode: "Touch of Madness" | |
Night Gallery | Frances Turchin & Mrs. Evans | Segment: "Stop Killing Me"; Segment: "The Sins of the Fathers" | |
Two by Chekhov | Part of Hollywood Television Theatre | ||
1973 | Night Gallery | Molly Wheatland | Episode: "Something in the Woodwork" |
The Snoop Sisters | Olivia Cunningham | Episode: "Corpse and Robbers" | |
1974 | Live Again, Die Again | Mrs. O'Neill | Television film |
1976 | Kojak | Edna Morrison | Episode: "A Shield for Murder - Part 1"; Episode: "A Shield for Murder - Part 2" |
1977 | Hawaii Five-O | Philomena Underwood | Episode: "The Descent of the Torches" |
Something for Joey | Ann Cappelletti | Television film | |
1982 | The Blue and the Gray | Mrs. Lovelace | Television miniseries (3 episodes) |
1983 | Loving | Amelia Whitley | Episode: "Pilot" |
1984 | The Parade | Sarah | Television film |
The Dollmaker | Mrs. Kendrick | Television film | |
1985 | The Hitchhiker | Lynette 'Mama' Powers | Episode: "W.G.O.D" |
1986 | American Playhouse | Sally Phelps | Episode: "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Part I" |
Nazi Hunter: The Beate Klarsfeld Story | Itta Halaunbrenner | Television film | |
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Stage roles
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Year(s) | Title | Role | Venue(s) | No. of performances |
Notes | Ref. |
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1945 | Seven Mirrors | Blackfriars Repertory Theatre (New York City) | 23 | [8] | ||
1952 | Yerma | Circle in the Square Theatre | — | [9] | ||
Summer and Smoke | Alma Winemiller | Circle in the Square Theatre | — | [10] | ||
1953 | Mid-Summer | Lily | Vanderbilt Theatre | 109 | Broadway | [11] |
1954 | The Immoralist | Marcelline | Royale Theatre | 96 | [11] | |
The Rainmaker | Liz Curry | Cort Theatre | 125 | [11] | ||
1956 | The Innkeepers | Amy McGregor | John Golden Theatre | 4 | [11] | |
1957 | Separate Tables | Mrs. Shankland | Music Box Theatre | 332 | Broadway (replacement) | [11] |
1959–60 | Sweet Bird of Youth | Princess Kosmonopolis | Martin Beck Theatre | 375 | Broadway | [11] |
1963 | Strange Interlude | Nina Leeds | Hudson Theatre; Martin Beck Theatre | 97 | [11] | |
1964 | The Three Sisters | Olga / Masha[i] | Morosco Theatre | 119 | [11] | |
P.S. I Love You | Julie Cunningham | Henry Miller's Theatre | 12 | [11] | ||
1966 | The Great Indoors | Oriane Brice | Eugene O'Neill Theatre | 7 | [11] | |
1967 | Black Comedy / White Lies | Clea / Baroness Lemberg | Ethel Barrymore Theatre | 337 | [11] | |
1968 | The Little Foxes | Regina Giddens | Hanna Theatre (Cleveland, Ohio) et al. | — | Touring production | [12] |
1969 | Angela | Angela Palmer | Music Box Theatre | 4 | Broadway | [11] |
1973 | Look Away | Mary Todd Lincoln | Playhouse Theatre | 1 | [11] | |
1974 | Absurd Person Singular | Marion | Music Box Theatre | 591 | [11] | |
1976 | A Streetcar Named Desire | Blanche DuBois | Academy Festival Theatre (Lake Forest, Illinois) | — | [13] | |
1977 | Creditors / The Stronger | Tekla / Mlle. Y | Joseph Papp Public Theatre | — | Off-Broadway | [14] |
1978 | The Little Foxes | Regina Giddens | Academy Festival Theatre (Lake Forest, Illinois) | — | [15] | |
1979 | Slightly Delayed | The Cape Playhouse (Dennis, Massachusetts) Westport Playhouse (Westport, Connecticut) | — | [16] | ||
1980 | Clothes for a Summer Hotel | Zelda Fitzgerald | Cort Theatre | 15 | Broadway | [11] |
Mixed Couples | Elberta | Brooks Atkinson Theatre | 9 | [11] | ||
1982 | Agnes of God | Mother Miriam Ruth | Music Box Theatre | 599 | [11] | |
1983 | Inheritors | Isabel Fejevary | The Real Stage (New York City) | — | [17] | |
Paradise Lost | Clara Gordon | The Mirror Theatre | — | [18] | ||
1984 | Rain | Mrs. Horn | Theatre at St. Peter's Church | — | [19] | |
Agnes of God | Mother Miriam Rush | The Cape Playhouse (Dennis, Massachusetts) | — | [20] | ||
1985 | The Madwoman of Chaillot | Countess Aurelia | Theatre at St. Peter's Church | — | Off-Broadway | [14] |
Clarence | Mrs. Wheeler | — | [21] | |||
Vivat! Vivat Regina! | Elizabeth I | — | [14] | |||
A Lie of the Mind | Lorraine | Promenade Theatre | — | [14] | ||
1986 | The Circle | Lady Catherine Champion-Cheney | Theatre at St. Peter's Church; Citicorp Center | — | [14] | |
1987 | Blithe Spirit | Madame Arcati | Neil Simon Theatre | — | Broadway; final role | [11] |
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Notes
- Page was originally cast as Olga, and would later serve as a replacement for the role of Masha.[11]
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