Biography
Nancy Walker (May 10, 1922 - March 25, 1992) was an American actress.
Nancy Walker
Acting
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Born · Died
Movies
That's Entertainment! III· 1994
(archive footage)
Magic Night· 1980
Self
Human Feelings· 1978
God - Mrs. G
Murder by Death· 1976
Kitchen Maid Yetta
Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood· 1976
Mrs. Fromberg
Death Scream· 1975
Mrs. Jacobs
Thursday's Game· 1974
Mrs. Bender
40 Carats· 1973
Mrs. Margie Margolin
The World's Greatest Athlete· 1973
Mrs. Petersen
Every Man Needs One· 1972
Mrs. Chase
Stand Up and Be Counted· 1972
Agnes
Decisions! Decisions!· 1971
The World of Sholom Aleichem· 1959
Rifkele
Lucky Me· 1954
Flo Neely
Broadway Rhythm· 1944
Trixie Jimson
Best Foot Forward· 1943
Nancy - Blind Date
Girl Crazy· 1943
Polly Williams
TV shows
True Colors· 1990
Sara Bower
Mama's Boy· 1987
The Golden Girls· 1985
Angela
Crazy like a Fox· 1984
Mrs. Wrench
Newhart· 1982
Trapper John, M.D.· 1979
Fantasy Island· 1978
Mumsy
Blansky's Beauties· 1977
Nancy Blansky
The Love Boat· 1977
Hetty Waterhouse
The Captain and Tennille· 1976
Self
The Muppet Show· 1976
Self - Special Guest Star
The Nancy Walker Show· 1976
Nancy Kitteridge
Cher· 1975
Self
Saturday Night Live· 1975
Self - Cameo (uncredited)
Rhoda· 1974
Tony Orlando and Dawn· 1974
Self
Police Story· 1973
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts· 1973
Self
Bridget Loves Bernie· 1972
Columbo· 1971
Nancy Walker
McMillan & Wife· 1971
Mildred
The Mary Tyler Moore Show· 1970
The Partridge Family· 1970
Mrs. Applebaum
Love, American Style· 1969
Bertha Furman
Medical Center· 1969
Mrs. Ida Bainbridge
The Carol Burnett Show· 1967
Self - Guest / Various Characters
Family Affair· 1966
The Danny Kaye Show· 1963
Self
The Merv Griffin Show· 1962
Self
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson· 1962
Self
The Mike Douglas Show· 1961
Self
The Big Party· 1959
Self
Tonight Starring Jack Paar· 1957
Self
The Steve Allen Show· 1956
Self
Tony Awards· 1956
Self - Nominee
Playwrights '56· 1955
The Red Skelton Show· 1951
Gertie - Bolivar's Girlfriend
The Bob Hope Show· 1950
Self
The Colgate Comedy Hour· 1950
Self
What's My Line?· 1950
Self - Mystery Guest
The Ed Sullivan Show· 1948
Self