Beulah Bondi
Acting
Born May 3, 1888, Valparaiso, Indiana, USA
Beulah Bondi (born Beulah Bondy; May 3, 1889 - January 11, 1981) was an American stage, screen, and television actress. She was twice nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award. For a guest appearance on the television series The Waltons she won an Emmy Award.
Filmography
- Lincoln — Sara Bush
- 1972She Waits — Mrs. Medina
- The Waltons — Martha Corinne
- 1963Tammy and the Doctor — Annie Rook Call
- 1962The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm — The Gypsy (segment "The Dancing Princess")
- 1961Tammy Tell Me True — Mrs. Annie Call
- Harrigan and Son — Tilly Cortland
- Route 66
- 1959A Summer Place — Mrs. Emily Hamilton Hamble
- Play of the Week — Mother
- 1959The Big Fisherman — Hannah
- 1957On Borrowed Time — 'Granny' Northrup
- Perry Mason — Sophia Stone
- 1957The Unholy Wife — Emma Hochen
- Wagon Train — Grandma Bates
- 1956Back from Eternity — Martha Spangler
- Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre — Ma Anderson
- Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Mrs. Sutton
- Climax! — Aunt Caroline, Mrs. Jordan, Countess
- The Wonderful World of Disney
- 1954Track of the Cat — Ma Bridges
- General Electric Theater — Annie
- 1953Latin Lovers — Analyst
- 1952Lone Star — Minniver Bryan
- Hallmark Hall of Fame — Granny
- 1950The Baron of Arizona — Loma Morales
- 1950The Furies — Mrs. Anaheim
- 1949Mr. Soft Touch — Mrs. Hangale
- 1949Reign of Terror — Grandma Blanchard
- 1949The Life of Riley — Martha Bogle
- 1948So Dear to My Heart — Granny Kincaid
- 1948The Sainted Sisters — Hester Rivercomb
- 1948The Snake Pit — Mrs. Greer
- 1947High Conquest — Clara Kingsley
- 1946Breakfast in Hollywood — Mrs. Annie Reed
- 1946It's a Wonderful Life — Mrs. Bailey
- 1946Sister Kenny — Mary Kenny
- 1945Back to Bataan — Bertha Barnes
- 1945The Southerner — Granny Tucker
- 1944And Now Tomorrow — Aunt Em
- 1944I Love a Soldier — Etta Lane
- 1944Our Hearts Were Young and Gay — Miss Abigail Horn
- 1944She's a Soldier Too — Agatha Kittredge
- 1944The Very Thought of You — Mrs. Harriet Wheeler
- 1943Tonight We Raid Calais — Mme. Bonnard
- 1943Watch on the Rhine — Anise
- 1941One Foot in Heaven — Lydia Sandow
- 1941Penny Serenade — Miss Oliver
- 1941The Shepherd of the Hills — Aunt Mollie Matthews
- 1940Our Town — Mrs Webb
- 1940Remember the Night — Mrs. Sargent
- 1940The Captain is a Lady — Angie Peabody
- 1939Land of Liberty — Mary Wilkins (edited from 'Of Human Hearts')
- 1939Mr. Smith Goes to Washington — Ma Smith
- 1939On Borrowed Time — Nellie Northrup aka Granny
- 1939The Under-Pup — Miss Delphine Thornton
- 1938Of Human Hearts — Mary Wilkins
- 1938The Buccaneer — Aunt Charlotte
- 1938The Sisters — Rose Elliott
- 1938Vivacious Lady — Mrs. Morgan
- 1937Maid of Salem — Abigail
- 1937Make Way for Tomorrow — Lucy Cooper
- 1936Hearts Divided — Mother of Napoleon and Jerome
- 1936The Case Against Mrs. Ames — Mrs. Livingston Ames
- 1936The Gorgeous Hussy — Rachel Jackson
- 1936The Invisible Ray — Lady Arabella Stevens
- 1936The Moon's Our Home — Mrs. Boyce Medford
- 1936The Trail of the Lonesome Pine — Melissa
- 1935Bad Boy — Mrs. Larkin
- 1935The Good Fairy — Doctor Schultz
- 1934Finishing School — Miss Van Alstyne
- 1934Ready for Love — Mrs. Burke
- 1934Registered Nurse — Miss McKenna
- 1934Two Alone — Mrs. Slag
- 1933Christopher Bean — Mrs. Hannah Haggett
- 1933The Stranger's Return — Beatrice
- 1932Rain — Mrs. Davidson
- 1931Arrowsmith — Mrs. Tozer (uncredited)
- 1931Street Scene — Emma Jones
Appearances as themselves (1)
- 1987James Stewart: A Wonderful Life — Self (archive footage)