Anne Revere
Anne Revere is an actor whose BroadwayWorld credits include Toys in the Attic, Jolly's Progress, and Cue for Passion. Awards include Tony Awards for Toys in the Attic (1960).
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- Ethan Watermeier & Rachel Stern to Star in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF at Olney Theatre CenterOct 5, 2023
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- Madhuri Shekar's A NICE INDIAN BOY to Have Regional Premiere at Olney Theatre Center in MarchFeb 7, 2023
STAGE CREDITS
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Connection
Movies
[ 1934 ] Caroline Van Brett
[ 1940 ] Mae
[ 1940 ] Mrs. Norton
[ 1941 ] Miss Nadine Price
[ 1941 ] Mrs. Blanche Walters
[ 1941 ] Mrs. Fenely
[ 1941 ] Sister
[ 1942 ] Anna
[ 1942 ] Geraldine Stewart
[ 1942 ] Ida Orner
[ 1943 ] Louise Soubirous
[ 1943 ] Miss Crockett
[ 1943 ] Mrs. Gorty
[ 1944 ] Agatha Butterfield
[ 1944 ] Agnes Fiske
[ 1944 ] Crazy Mary
[ 1944 ] Major Harriet Cromwell
[ 1944 ] Mrs. Brown
[ 1944 ] Queen Okalana
[ 1945 ] Clara Mills
[ 1945 ] Mrs. Cora Rostigaff
[ 1946 ] Abigail Wells
[ 1947 ] Alice Pritchard
[ 1947 ] Anna Davis
[ 1947 ] Caroline Lamphere
[ 1947 ] Mama Elsa Molina
[ 1947 ] Mother Red Cap
[ 1947 ] Mrs. Green
[ 1948 ] Judith Dominy
[ 1948 ] Mary McKay
[ 1949 ] Aunt Jane
[ 1951 ] Mrs. Samuels
[ 1970 ] Crystal
[ 1970 ] Miss Farber
[ 1976 ] Mrs. Tanner
TV Shows
Agnes Lake
Awards and Nominations
winner
Anne Revere, Toys in the Attic
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Anne Revere has appeared on Broadway in 11 shows.
Anne Revere has not appeared in the West End.
and Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play (Tony Awards) for Toys in the Attic.
Anne Revere won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in National Velvet in 1945. She received nominations for Academy Awards in the Best Supporting Actress category for Gentleman's Agreement in 1947 and for The Possessed in 1948. Throughout her career, Revere earned recognition for her exceptional talent in both film and theater, establishing herself as a distinguished performer in the entertainment industry.