Estelle Winwood (born Estelle Ruth Goodwin, 24 January 1883 – 20 June 1984) was an English stage and film actress who moved to the United States in mid-career and became celebrated for her wit and longevity.

Filmography

• 1976Murder by Death — Nurse Withers
• Quincy, M.E. — Muriel Prentiss
• Switch — Vivian Nigel
• Barnaby Jones — Aunt Anita
• Police Story
• Banyon — Birdie Hope
• Cannon
• 1971Decisions! Decisions!
• Love, American Style
• The Doris Day Show — Gertrude Fields, Mrs. McDougal
• The Name of the Game — Henrietta Tate, Hester Collins
• The Outsider
• 1968The Producers — "Hold Me Touch Me"
• 1967Camelot — Lady Clarinda
• 1967Games — Miss Beattie
• ABC Stage 67 — Sarah
• Batman — Aunt Hilda
• CBS Playhouse — Woman
• The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. — Lady Bramwich
• The F.B.I. — Grandma Norbert
• Bewitched
• 1964Dead Ringer — Dona Anna
• The Man from U.N.C.L.E. — Hester Partridge
• The Rogues — Lady Rachel
• 1962The Cabinet of Caligari — Ruth
• 1962The Magic Sword — Sybil
• 1962The Notorious Landlady — Mrs. Dunhill
• Dr. Kildare — Adeline Blair
• 1961The Misfits — Church Fundraiser in Bar
• Thriller — Aunt Emily Finchess ('Welcome Home')
• Adventures in Paradise — Lolita Meggs
• 1959Alive and Kicking — Mabel
• Bourbon Street Beat — Mrs. Barrett
• 1959Darby O'Gill and the Little People — Sheelah Sugrue
• Dennis the Menace
• The Twilight Zone — Laurette Bowen
• Shirley Temple's Storybook — Fairy Grandmarina
• The Donna Reed Show
• 1958This Happy Feeling — Mrs. Early
• Perry Mason — Winifred Glover
• 195623 Paces to Baker Street — Barmaid
• 1956Mrs Patterson — Mrs Patterson
• 1956The Swan — Symphorosa
• Alfred Hitchcock Presents — Monica Laughton, Miss Hildy-Lou
• Playwrights '56
• 1955The Glass Slipper — Mrs. Toquet
• Climax! — Mrs. Humphries, Mrs. Oliver
• Kraft Television Theatre
• Robert Montgomery Presents — Miss Havisham
• Lights Out
• Suspense
• Studio One
• 1937Quality Street — Mary Willoughby
• 1933The House of Trent — Charlotte

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1953Main Street to Broadway — Self (uncredited)