Acting
Barbara Baxley
Acting · Born 1923-01-01 · Porterville, California, U.S.
Barbara Baxley (January 1, 1923 – June 7, 1990) was an American actress of stage, film and television. Description above from the Wikipedia article licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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FilmThe Exorcist III
1990 · Shirley
FilmA Shock to the System
1990 · Lillian
FilmSea of Love
1989 · Miss Allen
The Twilight Zone
1985 · (segment "Profile in Silver")
Murder, She Wrote
1984 · Amanda Debs
Hotel
1982
FilmCome Along with Me
1982 · Mrs. Faun / Mrs. Faun's Sister
FilmA Stranger Is Watching
1982 · Lally
American Playhouse
1982 · Mrs. Faun / Mrs. Faun's Sister
FilmTropic of Desire
1979
FilmNorma Rae
1979 · Leona
All That Glitters
1977 · L.W. Carruthers
FilmNashville
1975 · Lady Pearl
FilmThe Impostor
1975 · Margaret Elliott
The Snoop Sisters
1973 · Karen
FilmImages
1972 · Voice On Telephone (uncredited)
The Streets of San Francisco
1972
The Rookies
1972
Where the Heart Is
1969
Hawaii Five-O
1969 · Sadie
FilmNo Way to Treat a Lady
1968 · Belle Poppie
FilmCountdown
1967 · Jean
Another World
1964
The Fugitive
1963 · Maggie Tibbett
FilmAll Fall Down
1962 · School Teacher
The New Breed
1961 · Eve Lippert
Bus Stop
1961
Dr. Kildare
1961 · Kitty Scola
Cain's Hundred
1961 · Clara Combes
The Defenders
1961 · Helen Glass
Special for Women
1960 · The Single Woman
FilmThe Savage Eye
1960 · Judith McGuire
Startime
1959 · Hannah
The Twilight Zone
1959 · Cora Wheeler
One Step Beyond
1959 · Lois Morrison
New York Confidential
1959
Naked City
1958 · Kathy McDavoran
The Texan
1958
Shirley Temple's Storybook
1958 · Beauty's Sister
Perry Mason
1957 · Enid Griffin
Have Gun, Will Travel
1957
Richard Diamond, Private Detective
1957 · Marcy Murdock
State Trooper
State Trooper
1956
Telephone Time
1956
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1955 · Miss Elliott
FilmEast of Eden
1955 · Nurse (uncredited)
Climax!
1954 · Catherine Jones
Max Liebman Presents
Max Liebman Presents
1954
Inner Sanctum
1954
Robert Montgomery Presents
1950
Studio One
1948 · Marcy Royce
The Philco Television Playhouse
1948