Bonnie Bedelia
Birth Place: New York, NY, USA
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STAGE CREDITS
Movies
[ 1969 ] Annie Burke
[ 1969 ] Ruby
[ 1970 ] Susan
[ 1972 ] Rosalie
[ 1973 ] Ellie
[ 1978 ] Suzanne
[ 1983 ] Shirley Muldowney
[ 1985 ] Grace
[ 1986 ] Charlene
[ 1986 ] Ruth Squires
[ 1987 ] Alice Kildee
[ 1988 ] Holly Gennaro McClane
[ 1988 ] Pam Marshetta
[ 1989 ] Kitty Oppenheimer
[ 1990 ] Barbara Sabich
[ 1990 ] Holly McClane
[ 1993 ] Polly Chalmers
[ 1994 ] Annette
[ 1995 ] Gwen Warwick
[ 1997 ] Nancy Westlund
[ 1999 ] Brenda
[ 1999 ] Carol
[ 2000 ] Latrelle Williamson
[ 2003 ] Alice
[ 2005 ] Hawkins
[ 2016 ] Melanie
[ 2017 ] Annabelle Linder
[ 2017 ] Latrelle
[ 2019 ] Martha
[ 2021 ] Aunt Helen
[ 2022 ] Gram
TV Shows
Alice Harper, Laurie Mansfield
Camille Braverman
Capt. Kate McCafferty
Awards and Nominations
winner
Bonnie Bedelia, My Sweet Charlie
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Bonnie Bedelia has appeared on Broadway in 4 shows.
Bonnie Bedelia has not appeared in the West End.
and Performance (Theatre World Awards) for My Sweet Charlie.
Bonnie Bedelia has received several prestigious awards throughout her career. She won a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or a Special for her role in the television film "Friendly Fire" in 1979. Additionally, she has been nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for her performance in "The Billy Barnes Revue" in 1960. Bedelia also received nominations for two more Emmy Awards, one in 1983 for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for "The Great Heist" and another in 1986 for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series for "The Division." Throughout her career, her impressive body of work has earned her recognition and acclaim from industry peers.