Lilia Skala (née Sofer; 28 November 1896 – 18 December 1994) was an Austrian-American architect and actress known for her role in the film Lilies of the Field (1963), for which she received critical acclaim and an Academy Award nomination. During her career, Skala was also nominated for two Golden Globe Awards and a Primetime Emmy Award. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lilia Skala, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 1990Men Of Respect — Lucia
• 1987House of Games — Dr. Maria Littauer
• 1983Flashdance — Hanna Long
• 1983Testament — Fania
• American Playhouse — Fania
• 1981Heartland — Mrs. Landauer
• 1981The End of August — Mlle. Reisz
• 1979Sooner or Later — Grandma Esther
• Trapper John, M.D.
• 1977Roseland — Rosa
• Eleanor and Franklin — Mlle. Souvestre
• 1975Deadly Hero — Edna Broderick
• Fay
• 1972Probe — Frieda Ullman
• 1968Charly — Dr. Anna Straus
• 1968Split Second to an Epitaph — Sister Agatha
• The Name of the Game — Madame Orlov
• 1968The Sunshine Patriot — Dr. Novack
• 1967Caprice — Madame Piasco
• 1967Ironside — Sister Agatha
• Ironside
• Green Acres
• 1965Ship of Fools — Frau Hutten
• Kraft Suspense Theatre — Lina Rosetti
• 1963Lilies of the Field — Mother Maria
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Frieda Schmidt
• The Defenders — Clara Solasky
• 1960Playhouse 90: The Hiding Place — Mrs. Klodt
• Naked City — Anna Bognar, Valeria Lapesku
• Decoy — Anna Dombrowsky
• Climax! — Madame Muller
• 1953Call Me Madam — Grand Duchess Sophie
• General Electric Theater — Amish Woman
• Omnibus
• Tales of Tomorrow
• Lux Video Theatre — The Housekeeper, Madame Zoffany
• Robert Montgomery Presents — Belgian
• Suspense — Countess Larisch
• Studio One
• The Philco Television Playhouse — Nellie Rimpleger
• 1937Unentschuldigte Stunde
• 1936Flowers from Nice
• 1936Girl's Dormitory — Fräulein Hell
• 1931Purple and True Blue — Leonore von Cadour
• 1931We Need No Money
• Heartland

Appearances as themselves (1)

• The Merv Griffin Show — Self