
Anne Pitoniak
Known for: Acting
Born: 1922-03-30 – 2007-04-22 (aged 85)
From: Westfield, Massachusetts, USA
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 (39)
MOVIE★ 6.7Unfaithful2002as Grandma
MOVIE★ 5.7The Opportunists2000as Aunt Dee
MOVIE★ 6.0Where the Money Is2000as Mrs. Tetlow
TV★ 7.9Third Watch1999as Irene Sullivan
TV★ 8.0Law & Order: Special Victims Unit1999as Mrs. Berry
MOVIE★ 6.3Grace & Glorie1998as Bernice Wallace
TV★ 7.2Becker1998as Tillie
TV★ 8.5Trinity1998
MOVIE★ 5.7A Thousand Acres1997as Mary Livingstone
MOVIE★ 6.5Julian Po1997
MOVIE★ 6.4The Christmas Tree1996as Mother Superior Francis
MOVIE★ 5.9Bed of Roses1996as Grandma Jean
MOVIEThe Mother1994as Mrs. Kline
TV★ 7.8ER1994as Ruth Johnson
TV★ 7.3New York Undercover1994
MOVIE★ 6.2House of Cards1993as Judge
TV★ 6.3Performance1991as Mrs Kline
MOVIE★ 4.8V.I. Warshawski1991as Lotty
TV★ 6.2Golden Years1991
MOVIE★ 5.8The Ballad of the Sad Cafe1991as Mrs. McPhail
TV★ 7.8Working Girl1990as Mrs. Levitsky
MOVIE★ 6.7No Place Like Home1989as Opal
MOVIE★ 5.6Old Gringo1989as Mrs. Winslow
MOVIE★ 6.6Housekeeping1987as Aunt Lily
MOVIE★ 5.7Hiding Out1987as Grandma Jennie Morenski
MOVIE★ 6.0Best Seller1987as Mrs. Foster
MOVIE★ 4.7Sister, Sister1987as Mrs. Bettlehelm
MOVIE★ 5.0Miracle of the Heart: A Boys Town Story1986as Maggie Scott
TV★ 7.1The Equalizer1985as Lilly
MOVIE★ 6.3Agnes of God1985as Dr. Livingston's Mother
MOVIE★ 6.4Old Enough1984as Katherine
MOVIE★ 6.7A Doctor's Story1984as Gray Lady
TV★ 5.5AfterMASH1983as Mildred Potter
MOVIE★ 5.7The Survivors1983as Betty
TV★ 7.6Cheers1982as Mary
TV★ 6.6American Playhouse1982as Harriet
TV★ 7.6Hill Street Blues1981
TVTony Awards1956as Self - Nominee
TV★ 8.8Hallmark Hall of Fame1951as Bernice Wallace