Lee Ann Remick (December 14, 1935 – July 2, 1991) was an American actress. She was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for the 1962 film Days of Wine and Roses, and for the 1966 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Play for her Broadway theatre performance in Wait Until Dark. Remick made her film debut in 1957 in A Face in the Crowd. Her other notable film roles include Anatomy of a Murder (1959), Wild River (1960), The Detective (1968), The Omen (1976), and The Europeans (1979). She won Golden Globe Awards for the 1973 TV film The Blue Knight, and for playing the title role in the 1974 miniseries Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill. For the latter role, she also won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress. In April 1991, she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Filmography

• 2018The Green Fog
• 1991Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker — Laura Manion (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Around the World in 80 Days — Sarah Bernhardt
• 1989Bridge to Silence — Marge Duffield
• 1989Dark Holiday — Gene LePere
• 1988Jesse — Jesse Maloney
• 1988Remembering Marilyn — Hostess
• Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder — Frances Schreuder
• 1987The Vision — Grace Gardner
• 1986Emma's War — Anne Grange
• 1986Follies: In Concert — Phyllis Rogers Stone
• 1986Of Pure Blood — Alicia Browning
• Screen Two — Grace Gardner
• 1985The Snow Queen — The Snow Queen
• 1985Tough Love — Jan Charters
• 1984A Good Sport — Michelle Tenney
• Mistral's Daughter — Kate Browning
• 1984Rearview Mirror — Terry Seton
• 1983I Do! I Do! — She (Agnes)
• 1983The Gift of Love: A Christmas Story — Janet Broderick
• American Playhouse — Eugenia Young, Eleanor Roosevelt
• Faerie Tale Theatre — The Snow Queen
• 1982The Letter — Leslie Crosbie
• 1980Animal Olympians
• 1980Haywire — Margaret Sullavan
• 1980The Competition — Greta Vandemann
• 1980The Women's Room — Mira Adams
• 1980Tribute — Maggie Stratton
• 1979Ike — Kay Summersby
• Ike — Kay Summersby
• 1979The Europeans — Eugenia Young
• 1979The Horror Show — (archive footage)
• 1979Torn Between Two Lovers — Diana Conti
• 1978Breaking Up — JoAnn Hammil
• 1978The Medusa Touch — Doctor Zonfeld
• Wheels — Erica Trenton
• 1977Telefon — Barbara
• 1977The Ambassadors — Maria Gostrey
• 1976The Omen — Katherine Thorn
• 1975A Girl Named Sooner — Elizabeth McHenry
• 1975Hennessy — Kate Brooke
• 1975Hustling — Fran Morrison
• 1974Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill — Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill
• Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill — Jennie
• QB VII — Lady Margaret
• 1974Touch Me Not — Eleanor
• 1973A Delicate Balance — Julia
• 1973And No One Could Save Her — Fern O'Neil
• 1973The Blue Knight — Cassie Walters
• The Blue Knight — Cassie Walters
• 1972The Man Who Came to Dinner — Maggie Cutler
• 1971A Severed Head — Antonia Lynch-Gibbon
• Great Performances — Phyllis Rogers Stone
• 1971Sometimes a Great Notion — Viv Stamper
• 1970Loot — Nurse Fay McMahon
• 1969Hard Contract — Sheila Metcalfe
• 1968No Way to Treat a Lady — Kate Palmer
• 1968The Detective — Karen Wagner Leland
• 1967Damn Yankees — Lola
• BBC Play of the Month — Alma Winemiller, Maria Gostrey
• 1965Baby the Rain Must Fall — Georgette Thomas
• 1965The Hallelujah Trail — Cora Templeton Massingale
• 1965The Satan Bug — Waitress
• 1963Days of Wine and Roses — Kirsten Arnesen Clay
• 1963The Running Man — Stella Black
• 1963The Wheeler Dealers — Molly Thatcher
• 1962Experiment in Terror — Kelly Sherwood
• 1962The Farmer's Daughter — Katrin Holstrom
• 1961Sanctuary — Temple Drake
• 1960The Tempest — Miranda
• 1960Wild River — Carol Garth Baldwin
• 1959Anatomy of a Murder — Laura Manion
• 1959These Thousand Hills — Callie
• 1958The Long, Hot Summer — Eula Varner
• 1957A Face in the Crowd — Betty Lou Fleckum
• 1957The Last Tycoon — Cecelia Brady
• Hallmark Hall of Fame — Miranda, Maggie Cutler
• Robert Montgomery Presents — Bee-Jay - act 1, Edith, Josephine Perry
• Studio One — Jessie Benson, Elaine Bayley
• Kraft Television Theatre — Caroline Bowers, Kismine Washington

Appearances as themselves (14)

• 2022Rat Pack — Self (archive footage)
• 1988Gregory Peck: His Own Man — Self
• 1987James Stewart: A Wonderful Life — Self
• 1986Sondheim on Broadway: Follies - Four Days in New York — Self
• Six Centuries of Verse — Self - Reader
• 1983Montgomery Clift — Self
• People's Choice Awards — Self - Host
• Film '72 — Self
• The Merv Griffin Show — Self
• Tony Awards — Self - Presenter, Self - Presenter / Performer
• The Oscars — Self
• What's My Line? — Self
• The Ed Sullivan Show — Self
• Golden Globe Awards — Self - Presenter