
Frances Sternhagen
Department: Acting
Biography
Frances Hussey Sternhagen (January 13, 1930 – November 27, 2023) was an American actress. Sternhagen appeared on and off Broadway, in movies, and on TV beginning in the 1950s, won a Tony, and was nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards.
Known For

Misery
1990

Outland
1981

The Mist
2007

Doc Hollywood
1991

The Dining Room
1984

Misery Loves Company
2003

Communion
1989

Raising Cain
1992

Golden Years
1991

Up the Down Staircase
1967

Dolphin Tale
2011

Soldier in Love
1967

The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg
1980

Resting Place
1986

Prototype
1983

Starting Over
1979

Fedora
1978

Romantic Comedy
1983

See You in the Morning
1989

The Donner Party
1992

The Con
1998

Independence Day
1983

The Rimers of Eldritch
1972

Enemies
1974

And So It Goes
2014

Follow Your Heart
1990

Highway
2002

Coney Island
1991

Labor of Love: The Arlette Schweitzer Story
1993

Who'll Save Our Children?
1978

Sanford Meisner: The American Theatre's Best Kept Secret
1990

Bright Lights, Big City
1988

Two People
1973

Sibling Rivalry
1990

She Woke Up
1992

The Hospital
1971

Reunion
1994

Mother and Daughter: The Loving War
1980

To Live Again
1998

Vault of Horror I
1994

When Darkness Came: The Making of 'The Mist'
2008

Jessica Tandy: Theatre Legend to Screen Star
2003

Julie & Julia
2009

The Laramie Project
2002

Curtain Call
1998

Pearl
2012

Once Again
1987

The Simpsons
1989

Law & Order
1990

The Closer
2005

Tales from the Crypt
1989

Love of Life
1951

Studio One
1948

Another World
1964

The Secret Storm
1954

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951

ER
1994

The Road Home
1994

Profiles in Courage
1964

The Outer Limits
1995

The Andros Targets
1977

Spencer
1984

At Mother's Request
1987

Sex and the City
1998

Parenthood
2010

American Experience
1988

American Experience
1988

Cheers
1982

Law & Order
1990

Golden Years
1991

Studio One
1948

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951

The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd
1987

Prohibition
2011

Great Performances
1971

Great Performances
1971

Omnibus
1952

Robert Montgomery Presents
1950

Tony Awards
1956

Tony Awards
1956