Actor profile

Lilia Skala

28th November 1896 Vienna, Austria-Hungary Acting

Lilia Skala (née Sofer; 28 November 1896 – 18 December 1994) was an Austrian-American architect and actress known for her role in the film Lilies of the Field (1963), for which she received critical acclaim and an Academy Award nomination. During her career, Skala was also nominated for two Golden Globe Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lilia Skala, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

24 Movies 23 TV Shows 51 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Men Of Respect poster

Men Of Respect 1st October 1990 as Lucia

House of Games poster

House of Games 11th October 1987 as Dr. Maria Littauer

Testament poster

Testament 4th November 1983 as Fania

Flashdance poster

Flashdance 14th April 1983 as Hanna Long

The End of August poster

The End of August 19th November 1981 as Mlle. Reisz

Heartland poster

Heartland 23rd August 1981 as Mrs. Landauer

Sooner or Later poster

Sooner or Later 25th March 1979 as Grandma Esther

Roseland poster

Roseland 2nd October 1977 as Rosa

Deadly Hero poster

Deadly Hero 14th December 1975 as Edna Broderick

Probe poster

Probe 21st February 1972 as Frieda Ullman

The Sunshine Patriot poster

The Sunshine Patriot 16th December 1968 as Dr. Novack

Split Second to an Epitaph poster

Split Second to an Epitaph 26th September 1968 as Sister Agatha

Charly poster

Charly 23rd September 1968 as Dr. Anna Straus

Caprice poster

Caprice 18th April 1967 as Madame Piasco

Ironside poster

Ironside 28th March 1967 as Sister Agatha

Ship of Fools poster

Ship of Fools 29th July 1965 as Frau Hutten

Lilies of the Field poster

Lilies of the Field 4th June 1963 as Mother Maria

Playhouse 90: The Hiding Place poster

Playhouse 90: The Hiding Place 22nd March 1960 as Mrs. Klodt

Call Me Madam poster

Call Me Madam 25th March 1953 as Grand Duchess Sophie

Unentschuldigte Stunde poster

Unentschuldigte Stunde 24th September 1937

Flowers from Nice poster

Flowers from Nice 2nd November 1936

Girl's Dormitory poster

Girl's Dormitory 30th September 1936 as Fräulein Hell

We Need No Money poster

We Need No Money 24th December 1931

Purple and True Blue poster

Purple and True Blue 4th September 1931 as Leonore von Cadour

American Playhouse poster

American Playhouse 12th January 1982 as Fania

Trapper John, M.D. poster

Trapper John, M.D. 23rd September 1979

Eleanor and Franklin poster

Eleanor and Franklin 11th January 1976 as Mlle. Souvestre

The Name of the Game poster

The Name of the Game 20th September 1968 as Madame Orlov

Ironside poster

Ironside 28th March 1967

Green Acres poster

Green Acres 15th September 1965

Kraft Suspense Theatre poster

Kraft Suspense Theatre 10th October 1963 as Lina Rosetti

The Merv Griffin Show poster

The Merv Griffin Show 1st October 1962 as Self

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour poster

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour 20th September 1962 as Frieda Schmidt

The Defenders poster

The Defenders 16th September 1961 as Clara Solasky

Naked City poster

Naked City 30th September 1958 as Anna Bognar

Naked City poster

Naked City 30th September 1958 as Valeria Lapesku

Decoy poster

Decoy 14th October 1957 as Anna Dombrowsky

Climax! poster

Climax! 7th October 1954

Climax! poster

Climax! 7th October 1954 as Madame Muller

General Electric Theater poster

General Electric Theater 1st February 1953 as Amish Woman

Omnibus poster

Omnibus 9th November 1952

Tales of Tomorrow poster

Tales of Tomorrow 3rd August 1951

Robert Montgomery Presents poster

Robert Montgomery Presents 30th January 1950 as Belgian

Robert Montgomery Presents poster

Robert Montgomery Presents 30th January 1950

Suspense poster

Suspense 6th January 1949 as Countess Larisch

Studio One poster

Studio One 7th November 1948

The Philco Television Playhouse poster

The Philco Television Playhouse 3rd October 1948 as Nellie Rimpleger