Anna Lee, MBE (born Joan Boniface Winnifrith; 2 January 1913 – 14 May 2004) was a British actress. Lee married her first husband, the director Robert Stevenson, in 1933 and moved to Hollywood in 1939. She became a naturalised US citizen in 1945. In 1981, a car accident left her paralysed from the waist down. [biography (excerpted) from Wikipedia]

Filmography

• 1993What Can I Do?
• 1989Beverly Hills Brats — Gertie
• 1989Listen to Me
• Scruples — Aunt Wilhelmina
• B. J. and the Bear
• 1979The Night Rider — Lady Earl
• 1978Legend of the Northwest — Mrs. Baxter
• 1978The Beasts Are on the Streets — Mrs. Jackson
• 1977Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years — Laura Delano
• Eleanor and Franklin — Laura Delano
• 1973My Darling Daughters' Anniversary — Judge Barbara Hanline
• 1972Oliver and the Artful Dodger — Mrs. Grunch / Mistress Deadly / Farmer's Wife / The Old Crone (voice)
• The Streets of San Francisco
• 1967In Like Flint — Elisabeth
• Mannix
• Family Affair
• Felony Squad
• Mission: Impossible — Maria Malik
• 1966Picture Mommy Dead — Elsie Kornwald
• 19657 Women — Mrs. Russell
• The F.B.I. — Eileen Crane, Susan Harper
• 1965The Sound of Music — Sister Margaretta
• Daniel Boone — Clara Merivale
• 1964For Those Who Think Young — Laura Pruitt
• 1964The Unsinkable Molly Brown — Titanic Passenger in Lifeboat (uncredited)
• Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
• Mr. Novak — Mrs. Woodridge
• Combat! — Sister Lescaut
• 1962Jack the Giant Killer — Lady Constance
• The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Roberta Saunders
• 1962The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance — Mrs. Prescott (uncredited)
• 1962What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? — Mrs. Bates
• Dr. Kildare — Mrs. Frances Alland
• 1961Two Rode Together — Mrs. Malaprop
• My Three Sons
• The Barbara Stanwyck Show
• 1960The Big Night — Mrs. Turner
• Hawaiian Eye
• 1959Jet Over The Atlantic — Ursula Leverett
• Lock-Up
• One Step Beyond — Helen Mason
• 1959The Crimson Kimono — Mac
• 1959The Horse Soldiers — Mrs. Buford
• 1959This Earth Is Mine — Charlotte Rambeau
• 77 Sunset Strip
• 1958Gideon's Day — Mrs. Kate Gideon
• Peter Gunn
• Shirley Temple's Storybook — Fairy Godmother
• 1958The Last Hurrah — Gert Minihan
• Maverick — Helene Ferguson
• Perry Mason — Crystal Durham
• Wagon Train — Mrs. Allyris Craven
• Gunsmoke — Amy Bassett
• Studio 57
• Letter to Loretta — Anne Tracy
• A Date with Judy — Dora Foster
• Lux Video Theatre — Julia
• Robert Montgomery Presents — Frances Lawrence, Ann Hammond
• 1949Prison Warden — Elisa Pennington Burnell
• 1948Best Man Wins — Nancy Smiley
• 1948Fort Apache — Mrs. Emily Collingwood
• 1947High Conquest — Marie Correl
• 1947The Ghost and Mrs. Muir — Mrs. Fairley
• 1946Bedlam — Nell Bowen
• 1946G.I. War Brides — Linda Powell
• 1944Summer Storm — Nadina Kalenin
• 1943Flesh and Fantasy — Rowena (segment 2)
• 1943Forever and a Day — Cornelia Trimble-Pomfret
• 1943Hangmen Also Die! — Masha Novotny
• 1942Commandos Strike at Dawn — Judith Bowen
• 1942Flying Tigers — Brooke Elliott
• 1941How Green Was My Valley — Bronwyn
• 1941My Life with Caroline — Caroline Mason
• 1940Return to Yesterday — Carol Sands
• 1940Seven Sinners — Dorothy
• 1939The Four Just Men — Ann Lodge
• 1939Young Man's Fancy — Ada
• 1937King Solomon's Mines — Kathleen 'Kathy' O'Brien
• 1937Non-Stop New York — Jennie Carr
• 1937O.H.M.S. — Sally Briggs
• 1936The Man Who Changed His Mind — Dr. Clare Wyatt
• 1935First a Girl — Princess Mironoff
• 1935Heat Wave — Jane Allison
• 1935The Passing of the Third Floor Back — Vivian Tomkin
• 1934Faces — Madeleine Pelham
• 1934Lucky Loser — Ursula Hamilton
• 1934Rolling in Money — Lady Eggleby
• 1934The Camels Are Coming — Anita Rodgers
• 1933Mannequin — Babette
• 1933The King's Cup
• 1932Ebb Tide — (uncredited)
• 1932His Lordship — Scrub Girl Chorine (uncredited)

Appearances as themselves (2)

• 2002Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star — Self - Actress
• 2000Backstory: 'How Green Was My Valley' — Self