Ruth Roman
Acting
Born December 22, 1922, Lynn, Massachusetts, USA
Ruth Roman (December 22, 1922 – September 9, 1999) was an American actress, principally appearing in dramas including the Alfred Hitchcock thriller Strangers on a Train (1951).
Filmography
- Murder, She Wrote — Loretta Spiegel
- 1982Echoes — Mrs. Durant
- Knots Landing — Sylvia Lean
- The Sacketts — Rosie
- 1977Day of the Animals — Mrs. Shirley Goodwyn
- 1974A Knife for the Ladies — Elizabeth
- Harry O — Ethel Martel
- 1974Impulse — Julia Marstow
- Police Woman
- 1974Punch and Jody — Lil Charny
- 1974The Killing Kind — Rhea Benson
- Faraday and Company — Paula Sanford
- 1973Go Ask Alice — Psychiatrist
- 1973The Baby — Mrs. Wadsworth
- Kung Fu — Rhoda Norman
- The Sixth Sense
- Cannon
- 1971Incident in San Francisco — Sophia Cianelli
- 1970The Old Man Who Cried Wolf — Lois
- Marcus Welby, M.D. — Dr. Margaret
- The Mod Squad — Irene Morris
- The Name of the Game — Bea Decker
- The Outcasts
- Ironside
- Mannix — Victoria Parish
- Mission: Impossible — Riva Santel
- Tarzan
- The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. — Dolly X
- 1965Love Has Many Faces — Margot Eliot
- The F.B.I. — Julie Sinclair
- The Long, Hot Summer
- The Bing Crosby Show
- Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
- Burke's Law — Elinor Albrick
- The Greatest Show on Earth
- The Outer Limits — Prof. Diana Brice
- 1962Miracle to Cowards — Ana
- Sam Benedict
- The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Adelaide Strain
- Bus Stop
- Dr. Kildare — Marie Quincy, Lily Prentice
- 1961Look in Any Window — Jackie Fowler
- The Defenders — Martha Harrow
- Route 66
- Bonanza — Adah Isaacs Menken
- 1959Desert Desperadoes — The Woman
- The Untouchables — Georgiana Drake
- Naked City — Walda Price
- 1957Bitter Victory — Jane Brand
- 19565 Steps to Danger — Ann Hemple Nicholson
- 1956Great Day in the Morning — Boston Grant
- 1956Jungle Safari — Lothel, the Jungle Queen
- 1956Rebel in Town — Nora Willoughby
- 1956The Bottom of the Bottle — Nora Martin
- 1955General Electric Theater: Into the Night — Helen Mattson
- Gunsmoke — Flo Watson, Maggie Blaisedell
- 1955Joe Macbeth — Lily MacBeth
- 1955Man on a Bus — Rachel
- Climax! — Suzan Wayne
- 1954Down Three Dark Streets — Kate Martell
- 1954Tanganyika — Peggy Marion
- 1954The Far Country — Ronda Castle
- 1954The Shanghai Story — Rita King
- 1953Blowing Wild — Sal Donnelly
- General Electric Theater — Helen Mattson, Stella Kragoyan
- 1952Invitation — Maud Redwick
- 1952Mara Maru — Stella Callahan
- The Ford Television Theatre — Shawn Adams
- 1952Young Man with Ideas — Julie Webster
- 1951Lightning Strikes Twice — Shelley Carnes
- 1951Starlift — Ruth Roman
- 1951Strangers on a Train — Anne Morton
- 1951Tomorrow Is Another Day — Catherine 'Cay' Higgins
- 1950Barricade — Judith Burns
- 1950Colt .45 — Beth Donovan
- 1950Dallas — Tonia Robles
- Lux Video Theatre — Lorna Gorman
- 1950Three Secrets — Ann Lawrence
- 1949Always Leave Them Laughing — Fay Washburn
- 1949Beyond the Forest — Carol
- 1949Champion — Emma Bryce
- 1949The Window — Jean Kellerson
- 1948Belle Starr's Daughter — Cimarron Rose
- 1948Good Sam — Ruthie
- 1948The Big Clock — Secretary at Meeting (uncredited)
- 1946A Night in Casablanca — Harem Girl (uncredited)
- 1946Gilda — Girl (uncredited)
- 1946Without Reservations — Girl in Negligee (uncredited)
- 1945Jungle Queen — Lothel, Jungle Queen
- 1945The Affairs of Susan — Girl at Bright Dollar (uncredited)
- 1945Time to Kill
- 1945You Came Along — Gloria Revere (uncredited)
- 1944Harmony Trail — Ann Martin
- 1944Since You Went Away — Envious Girl in Train Station (uncredited)
- 1944Storm Over Lisbon — Checkroom Girl
- 1943Stage Door Canteen — Girl (uncredited)
Appearances as themselves (1)
- 1951The Screen Director — Self (uncredited)