Dina Merrill (born Nedenia Marjorie Hutton; December 29, 1923 – May 22, 2017) was an American actress, heiress, socialite, businesswoman, and philanthropist. Description above from the Wikipedia article Dina Merrill,  licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Filmography

• 2003Shade — Dina
• 2002The Glow — Phoebe Janusz
• 2002The Magnificent Ambersons — Mrs. Johnson
• 1999The Other Sister — Pucky (uncredited)
• 1998A Chance of Snow — Merilee Parker
• 1998Mighty Joe Young — Society Woman
• 1996Milk & Money — Ellen, David's Mother, Executive Producer
• 1995Open Season — Doris Hays-Britton
• 1995The Point of Betrayal — Laura Kittredge
• 1993Not in My Family — Clair Worth
• 1993Suture — Alice Jameson
• The Nanny — Elizabeth Sheffield
• 1992The Player — Celia
• 1991True Colors — Joan Stiles
• 1990Fear — Catherine Tarr
• 1989Turn Back the Clock — Maureen Dowd
• 1988Caddyshack II — Cynthia Young
• Roseanne — Doris
• 1985Twisted — Nell Kempler
• 1984Hot Pursuit — Estelle Modrian
• Hot Pursuit — Estelle Modrian
• Murder, She Wrote — Monica Douglas, Annie Floret
• 1983Anna to the Infinite Power — Sarah
• 1983The Brass Ring — Mother
• Hotel — Eleanor Blackwood
• 1980Just Tell Me What You Want — Connie Herschel
• Roots: The Next Generations — Mrs. Hickinger
• Tales of the Unexpected — Marjorie
• 1979The Tenth Month — Cele
• 1978A Wedding — Antoinette Goddard
• 1977The Greatest — Velvet Green
• The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries
• The Love Boat — Helen Ames
• 1976Kingston — Helen Martinson
• Quincy, M.E. — Claire Garner
• Ellery Queen
• Switch — Luciana
• 1975The Meal — Kelly
• 1974Throw Out the Anchor — Lindy Baker
• 1973Running Wild — Whit Colby
• 1973The Letters — Penelope Parkington
• 1972Family Flight — Florence Carlyle
• Cannon
• 1971Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones — Mrs. Greher
• Night Gallery — Ruth Wilson (segment "Hatred Unto Death")
• The Odd Couple — Anita
• 1970The Walking Major — Kelly Allen
• Hawaii Five-O — Dr. Barbara Dalton
• 1969Seven in Darkness — Emily Garth
• 1969The Lonely Profession — Beatrice Savarona
• The Name of the Game — Nancy Devlin, Maggie Payden
• 1968The Sunshine Patriot — Brancie Hagen
• ABC Stage 67 — Ginny Weldon
• Batman — Calamity Jan
• Mission: Impossible — Meredyth
• 1965I'll Take Sweden — Karin Granstedt
• Run for Your Life — Caroline Willins
• The F.B.I. — Jean Davis, Christine Minton
• 12 O'Clock High — Capt. Patricia Bates
• Daniel Boone — Madeline Lorne
• Mickey
• The Rogues — Clothilde Bonheur
• Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre — Maralise
• Burke's Law — Barrie Coleman
• Kraft Suspense Theatre — Jo Andrews
• 1963The Courtship of Eddie's Father — Rita Behrens
• Jackie Gleason and His American Scene Magazine — Cameo, Mary
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Laura
• Dr. Kildare — Evelyn LeFevre
• The Investigators — Valerie Corbin
• The New Breed — Ruth Kingman
• 1961The Young Savages — Karin Bell
• 1961Twenty Plus Two — Nicki Kovacs
• 1961Westinghouse Presents: The Dispossessed — Annette DeGrande
• 1960BUtterfield 8 — Emily Liggett
• Checkmate — Laura Hammond
• Hong Kong — Helen Rowan Randolph
• 1960The Sundowners — Jean Halstead
• Bonanza — Susannah Clauson
• 1959Catch Me If You Can! — Francine Colby
• 1959Don't Give Up the Ship — Ens. Rita J. Benson
• 1959Operation Petticoat — 2nd Lieutenant Barbara Duran
• Rawhide — Lisa Temple
• 1959What Makes Sammy Run? — Laurette Harrington
• 1958A Nice Little Bank That Should Be Robbed — Margie Solitaire
• Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse
• 1957Desk Set — Sylvia Blair
• Playwrights '56 — Sarah
• Climax! — Iris Farrar
• Four Star Playhouse — Marcia

Appearances as themselves (11)

• Tanner on Tanner — Self
• 1990Night of 100 Stars III — Self
• 1982Night of 100 Stars — Self
• Hollywood Squares — Self
• The Merv Griffin Show — Self
• The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson — Self
• The Mike Douglas Show — Self
• The Oscars — Self
• The Bob Hope Show — Self
• What's My Line? — Self - Mystery Guest
• Golden Globe Awards — Self - Presenter