Kate Reid

Deceived 27th September 1991 as Rosalie

The Last Best Year 4th November 1990 as Sister Mary Rose

Christmas in America 13th December 1989 as Hattie Booth

Bye Bye Blues 9th September 1989 as Mary Wright

Signs of Life 1st January 1989 as Mrs. Wrangway

Sweet Hearts Dance 23rd September 1988 as Pearne Manners

Control 14th February 1987 as Camille Dupont

Christmas Eve 22nd December 1986 as Molly Gottchalk

Private Conversations: On the Set of ‘Death of a Salesman’ 23rd June 1986 as Self - Linda Loman

Fire with Fire 9th May 1986 as Sister Victoria

The Execution of Raymond Graham 17th November 1985 as Mrs. Graham

Death of a Salesman 16th August 1985 as Linda Loman

Heaven Help Us 8th February 1985 as Grandma

Highpoint 31st August 1984 as Mrs. Hatcher

The Blood of Others 25th August 1984 as Mme Blomart

Monkey Grip 17th June 1982 as Peggy

Morning's at Seven 1st January 1982 as Ida Bolton

Circle of Two 7th May 1981 as Doctor Emily Reed

Atlantic City 3rd September 1980 as Grace

Double Negative 12th May 1980 as Mrs. Swanscutt

Death Ship 7th March 1980 as Sylvia

Crossbar 21st July 1979 as Clare Kornylo

Plague 26th January 1979 as Dr. Jessica Morgan

Equus 16th October 1977 as Margaret Dysart

Ada 5th December 1976 as Mother

Shoot 28th May 1976 as Mrs. Graham

Death Among Friends 20th May 1975 as Lt. Shirley Ridgeway

Enemies 23rd January 1974 as Kleopatra

A Delicate Balance 12th November 1973 as Claire

She Cried Murder 25th September 1973 as Maggie Knowlton

The Rainbow Boys 27th March 1973 as Gladys

The Andromeda Strain 12th March 1971 as Dr. Ruth Leavitt

The Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon Kicker 28th October 1970 as Jonathan's Mother

The Best Damn Fiddler from Calabogie to Kaladar 1st March 1969 as Glad

An Enemy of the People 2nd December 1966

This Property Is Condemned 3rd August 1966 as Hazel Starr

The Holy Terror 7th April 1965 as Aunt Mai

Abe Lincoln in Illinois 2nd February 1964 as Mary Todd

The Invincible Mr. Disraeli 3rd April 1963 as Queen Victoria

1+1: Exploring The Kinsey Reports 23rd August 1961 as Julia Bradley

Farewell Oak Street 15th June 1953 as Welfare Woman