Actor profile

Marlo Thomas

21st November 1937 Detroit, Michigan, United States Acting

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Margaret Julia “Marlo” Thomas (born November 21, 1937) is an American actress, producer, and social activist known for her starring role on the TV series That Girl (1966–1971). She also serves as National Outreach Director for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Description above from the Wikipedia article Marlo Thomas, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

32 Movies 42 TV Shows 76 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

Bella! poster

Bella! 30th July 2023 as Self

A Magical Christmas Village poster

A Magical Christmas Village 13th November 2022 as Vivian

Ocean's Eight poster

Ocean's Eight 7th June 2018 as Rene

The Female Brain poster

The Female Brain 17th June 2017 as Lynne

The Fabulous Allan Carr poster

The Fabulous Allan Carr 19th May 2017 as Self

LOL poster

LOL 10th February 2012 as Gran

Deceit poster

Deceit 15th March 2004 as Ellen McCarthy

Two Against Time poster

Two Against Time 21st April 2002 as Julie Portman

Playing Mona Lisa poster

Playing Mona Lisa 1st May 2000 as Sheila Goldstein

Kids Are Punny poster

Kids Are Punny 6th December 1998 as Self / Self - Voice

Starstruck poster

Starstruck 18th April 1998 as Linda Phaeffle

The Real Blonde poster

The Real Blonde 27th February 1998 as Blair

Going, Going, Almost Gone! Animals in Danger poster

Going, Going, Almost Gone! Animals in Danger 1st April 1995

Reunion poster

Reunion 10th December 1994 as Jessie Yates

Ultimate Betrayal poster

Ultimate Betrayal 20th March 1994 as Sharon Rodgers

A Step Apart poster

A Step Apart 19th April 1992 as Self

Held Hostage: The Sis and Jerry Levin Story poster

Held Hostage: The Sis and Jerry Levin Story 13th January 1991 as Lucille 'Sis' Levin

Night of 100 Stars III poster

Night of 100 Stars III 21st May 1990 as Self

In the Spirit poster

In the Spirit 6th April 1990 as Reva Prosky

Free to Be... a Family poster

Free to Be... a Family 14th December 1988 as Self

Nobody's Child poster

Nobody's Child 5th April 1986 as Marie Balter

Consenting Adult poster

Consenting Adult 4th February 1985 as Tess Lynd

The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck poster

The Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck 24th January 1984 as Kathryn Beck

She's Nobody's Baby: American Women in the 20th Century poster

She's Nobody's Baby: American Women in the 20th Century 1st January 1981 as Narrator

The Body Human: The Facts For Girls poster

The Body Human: The Facts For Girls 1st January 1980 as Self

It Happened One Christmas poster

It Happened One Christmas 11th December 1977 as Mary Bailey Hatch

Thieves poster

Thieves 11th February 1977 as Sally Cramer

Free to Be… You and Me poster

Free to Be… You and Me 11th March 1974 as Self - Host

Acts of Love and Other Comedies poster

Acts of Love and Other Comedies 16th March 1973 as The Girl

That Girl in Wonderland poster

That Girl in Wonderland 13th January 1973 as Anne Marie

Jenny poster

Jenny 2nd January 1970 as Jenny

Cricket on the Hearth poster

Cricket on the Hearth 18th December 1967 as Bertha (voice)

Sherri poster

Sherri 12th September 2022 as Self - Guest

Tamron Hall poster

Tamron Hall 9th September 2019 as Self - Guest

Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later poster

Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later 4th August 2017 as Vivian

Ballers poster

Ballers 21st June 2015 as Jason's Mother

Makers: Women Who Make America poster

Makers: Women Who Make America 26th February 2013 as Self

The New Normal poster

The New Normal 10th September 2012 as Nancy Niles

Happily Never After poster

Happily Never After 21st July 2012 as Narrator

The Fran Drescher Show poster

The Fran Drescher Show 26th November 2010

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen poster

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen 16th July 2009 as Self - Guest

Ugly Betty poster

Ugly Betty 28th September 2006 as Sandra Winthrop

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit poster

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 20th September 1999 as Mary Clark

Ally McBeal poster

Ally McBeal 8th September 1997 as Lynnie Bishop

The View poster

The View 11th August 1997 as Self

The Rosie O'Donnell Show poster

The Rosie O'Donnell Show 10th June 1996 as Self

Friends poster

Friends 22nd September 1994 as Sandra Green

Intimate Portrait poster

Intimate Portrait 14th November 1993 as Self

Frasier poster

Frasier 16th September 1993 as Sophie (voice)

Roseanne poster

Roseanne 18th October 1988

The Practice poster

The Practice 30th January 1976

That Girl poster

That Girl 8th September 1966 as Ann Marie

Valentine's Day poster

Valentine's Day 18th September 1964

Wendy and Me poster

Wendy and Me 14th September 1964

Arrest and Trial poster

Arrest and Trial 15th September 1963 as Angela Tucci

The Merv Griffin Show poster

The Merv Griffin Show 1st October 1962 as Self

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson poster

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1st October 1962 as Self

The Mike Douglas Show poster

The Mike Douglas Show 11th December 1961 as Self

Ben Casey poster

Ben Casey 2nd October 1961

The Joey Bishop Show poster

The Joey Bishop Show 20th September 1961 as Stella

Thriller poster

Thriller 13th September 1960 as Susan Baker

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis poster

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 29th September 1959 as Frank's Girlfriend

Bonanza poster

Bonanza 12th September 1959 as Tai Lee

77 Sunset Strip poster

77 Sunset Strip 10th October 1958 as Amina

The Donna Reed Show poster

The Donna Reed Show 24th September 1958

Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre poster

Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre 5th October 1956 as Laurie Dubro

Tony Awards poster

Tony Awards 1st April 1956 as Self - Presenter

Tony Awards poster

Tony Awards 1st April 1956 as Self - Presenter / Performer

This Is Your Life poster

This Is Your Life 1st October 1952 as Self

Today poster

Today 14th January 1952 as Self

The Bob Hope Show poster

The Bob Hope Show 9th April 1950 as Self - Cameo

The Emmy Awards poster

The Emmy Awards 25th January 1949 as Self

Golden Globe Awards poster

Golden Globe Awards 20th January 1944 as Self - Nominee

Golden Globe Awards poster

Golden Globe Awards 20th January 1944 as Self - Presenter