Jeannie Berlin

Berlin made her screen debut in the television film In Name Only in 1969, playing Heather. She began appearing in films in 1970, including Getting Straight as Judy Kramer, The Strawberry Statement as the Girl with Clipboard, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever as the Girl in Orphanage, Move as Myrna, and The Baby Maker as Charlotte. In 1971, she appeared as Harriet in the television film Two on a Bench. Her 1972 film credits included Bubbles Girardi in Portnoy's Complaint, the Girl in Bone, I figli chiedono perché, and Lila Kolodny in The Heartbreak Kid. She played the Junkie in Why? in 1973.

In 1975, Berlin played Sheila Levine in Sheila Levine Is Dead and Living in New York. In 1976, she appeared as Janie Brandt in the Columbo episode "Old Fashioned Murder." She returned to film in 1990 with In the Spirit, playing Crystal and co-writing the screenplay. She later appeared as Risa Barbeko in the television series Miss Match in 2003.

Berlin's later film credits included Emily in Margaret in 2011, Mrs. Korokowski in Vijay and I in 2013, Aunt Reet in Inherent Vice in 2014, and Rose Dorfman in Café Society in 2016. She also wrote and directed the short film The Boor in 2018. Her additional film credits include Goldie in Here After in 2020, Haddash Fabelman in The Fabelmans in 2022, Georgia in You Hurt My Feelings in 2023, Grace in I'll Be Right There in 2023, and Greta in The Bride! in 2026.

On stage, Berlin appeared in a number of Off-Broadway productions during the 1990s. She made her Broadway debut in After the Night and the Music in 2005, playing Joanne/Gail at the Biltmore Theatre. In 2012, she appeared as Silda in Other Desert Cities at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.

Berlin's television credits include Helen Weiss in The Night Of in 2016, President Cecily Burke in The First in 2018, Cyd Peach in Succession from 2019 to 2023, Lillian Wheaton in SMILF in 2019, and Ruth Heidelbaum in Hunters from 2020 to 2023.