Biography
Barbara Baxley (January 1, 1923 – June 7, 1990) was an American actress of stage, film and television.
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Acting
Porterville, California, U.S.
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Barbara Baxley (January 1, 1923 – June 7, 1990) was an American actress of stage, film and television.
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A Shock to the System· 1990
Lillian

The Exorcist III· 1990
Shirley

Sea of Love· 1989
Miss Allen

A Stranger Is Watching· 1982
Lally

Come Along with Me· 1982
Mrs. Faun / Mrs. Faun's Sister

Norma Rae· 1979
Leona

Tropic of Desire· 1979

Nashville· 1975
Lady Pearl

The Impostor· 1975
Margaret Elliott

The Law· 1974
Judge Rebeccah Fornier

Images· 1972
Voice On Telephone (uncredited)

No Way to Treat a Lady· 1968
Belle Poppie

Countdown· 1967
Jean

All Fall Down· 1962
School Teacher

The Savage Eye· 1960
Judith McGuire

East of Eden· 1955
Nurse (uncredited)

The Twilight Zone· 1985
(segment "Profile in Silver")

Murder, She Wrote· 1984
Amanda Debs

Hotel· 1982

All That Glitters· 1977
L.W. Carruthers

The Snoop Sisters· 1973
Karen

The Rookies· 1972

The Streets of San Francisco· 1972

Where the Heart Is· 1969

Hawaii Five-O· 1968
Sadie

Another World· 1964

The Fugitive· 1963
Maggie Tibbett

Bus Stop· 1961

Cain's Hundred· 1961
Clara Combes

Dr. Kildare· 1961
Kitty Scola

The Defenders· 1961
Helen Glass

The New Breed· 1961
Eve Lippert

Special for Women· 1960
The Single Woman

New York Confidential· 1959

One Step Beyond· 1959
Lois Morrison

Startime· 1959
Hannah

The Twilight Zone· 1959
Cora Wheeler

Naked City· 1958
Kathy McDavoran

Shirley Temple's Storybook· 1958
Beauty's Sister

The Texan· 1958

Have Gun, Will Travel· 1957

Perry Mason· 1957
Enid Griffin

Richard Diamond, Private Detective· 1957
Marcy Murdock

State Trooper· 1956

Telephone Time· 1956

Alfred Hitchcock Presents· 1955
Miss Elliott

Climax!· 1954
Catherine Jones

Inner Sanctum· 1954

Max Liebman Presents· 1954

Robert Montgomery Presents· 1950

Studio One· 1948

The Philco Television Playhouse· 1948