Nominated for
1
Primetime Emmy.
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1 win & 1 nomination.
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Known For
(1962)
(1986-1993)
(1978)
(1967)
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Filmography
2000
Passions
(TV Series)
Matilda Matthews
1998
Hard Time
(TV Movie)
Apartment manager (uncredited)
1998
Hercules
(TV Series)
Miss Cassiopeia
1997
Rugrats
(TV Series)
Mrs. Holkin
1994
Cobra
(TV Series)
Lorinda McClure
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Lorinda
(1994)
... Lorinda McClure
1979
Friends
(TV Series)
Mrs. Sandler
1978
Family
(TV Series)
Mrs. Hanley
1978
CHiPs
(TV Series)
Mamie
1977
Good Times
(TV Series)
Hortense Dobbs / Ms. Irma Austin
1976
Gator
Emmeline Cavanaugh
1976
Maude
(TV Series)
Hazel M. Hathaway
1969-1973
Love, American Style
(TV Series)
(segment "Love and the Bonded Separation") / Gladys (segment "Love and the High School Sweetheart") / Mom (segment "Love and the Mixed Marriage") / ...
1971-1972
Nichols
(TV Series)
Bertha
1966-1972
Bewitched
(TV Series)
Esmeralda / Naomi Hogan
1969-1971
Hogan's Heroes
(TV Series)
Mrs. Mannheim / Gertrude Linkmeyer
1966-1968
Get Smart
(TV Series)
Naomi Farkas / Veralenya Sarconyacov
1996
Cybill
(TV Series) (performer - 1 episode)
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Romancing the Crone
(1996)
... (performer: " (Won't You Come Home) Bill Bailey" - uncredited)
1972
Bewitched
(TV Series) (performer - 1 episode)
1957
Cinderella
(TV Special) (performer: "Stepsisters' Lament", "When You're Driving Through The Moonlight" (A Lovely Night))
1954
New Faces
(performer: "Boston Beguine", "Time for Tea", "Waltzing in Venice / Take Off the Mask")
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Self (32 credits)
1996
Cybill
(TV Series)
Herself
1977
Dinah!
(TV Series)
Herself - Guest
1969
Della
(TV Series)
Herself
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Personal Details
Other Works:
Stage Play:
All in One.
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Alternate Names:
Alice M. Ghostley | Alicia Ghostley | Alice Ghostly
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Did You Know?
Personal Quote:
(In an interview with the Boston Globe in 1990) I knew I didn't look like an ingénue. My nose was too long. I had crooked teeth. I wasn't blond. I knew I looked like a character actress.
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Trivia:
She earned a Tony nomination as Best Featured Actress in a Play for her various characterizations in "The Beauty Part" in 1963, and won the award in 1965 for
Lorraine Hansberry's "The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window."
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