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Nancy Marchand

Personal Information

Known ForActing
GenderFemale
Born / DiedJun 19, 1928 (Died at 72)
Zodiac Sign♊Gemini
Place of BirthBuffalo, New York, USA
Career Span1947 – 2000
Known Credits56 Titles
Official Links
ActingPopularity Score 1.9

Nancy Marchand

Also known as:Nancy Lou Marchandنانسی مرشان
Total Works

56

33 movies • 23 shows

Avg Rating

6.7 / 10

across rated releases

Box Office

—

worldwide gross

Global Reach

#2

TMDB star index

Biography

Nancy Lou Marchand (June 19, 1928 - June 18, 2000) was an American actress. She began her career in theater in 1951. She was most famous for her television portrayals of Margaret Pynchon on Lou Grant and Livia Soprano on The Sopranos.

Signature Roles & Milestones

The Sopranos
8.7
The Sopranos
1999•series
as Livia Soprano
Law & Order
7.3
Law & Order
1990•series
as Mrs. Barbara Ryder
Sabrina
6.2
Sabrina
1995•movie
as Maude Larrabee

Full Filmography & Credits

Showing 56 titles featuring Nancy Marchand

The Sopranos
8.7
26 eps
The Sopranos
1999•series

as Livia Soprano

Law & Order
7.3
1 eps
Law & Order
1990•series

as Mrs. Barbara Ryder

Sabrina
6.2
Sabrina
1995•movie

as Maude Larrabee

Cheers
7.6
1 eps
Cheers
1982•series

as Hester Crane

Regarding Henry
6.5
Regarding Henry
1991•movie

as Headmistress (uncredited)

North and South
7.5
4 eps
North and South
1985•series

as Dorothea Dix

Homicide: Life on the Street
8.1
1 eps

as Lorraine Freeman

Night Court
7.3
2 eps
Night Court
1984•series

as Louise Cahill

The Hospital
6.7
The Hospital
1971•movie

as Mrs. Christie

Brain Donors
6.1
Brain Donors
1992•movie

as Lillian Oglethorpe

Dear God
5.4
Dear God
1996•movie

as Judge Kits Van Heynigan

Coach
6.7
2 eps
Coach
1989•series

as Merlene Watkins

The Bostonians
5.5
The Bostonians
1984•movie

as Mrs. Burrage

Jefferson in Paris
5.1
Jefferson in Paris
1995•movie

as Madame Abbesse

From the Hip
5.9
From the Hip
1987•movie

as Roberta Winnaker

Spenser: For Hire
6.9
1 eps
Spenser: For Hire
1985•series
Ladybug Ladybug
6.9
Ladybug Ladybug
1963•movie

as Mrs. Andrews

Lou Grant
7.4
114 eps
Lou Grant
1977•series

as Margaret Pynchon

Me, Natalie
5.6
Me, Natalie
1969•movie

as Mrs. Miller

Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon
5.5

as Nurse Oxford

James Gandolfini: Tribute to a Friend
7.4

as Self (archive footage)

Sparkling Cyanide
6.0
Sparkling Cyanide
1983•movie

as Lucilla Drake

Naked City
5.7
1 eps
Naked City
1958•series

as Esther Lindall

Studio One
5.4
2 eps
Studio One
1948•series

as Jo March

Another World
5.5
1547 eps
Another World
1964•series
The Defenders
6.3
1 eps
The Defenders
1961•series

as Mrs. Crile

The Bachelor Party
7.0
The Bachelor Party
1957•movie

as The Sister-in-law [Julie]

Reckless
6.6
Reckless
1995•movie

as Grandmother

The Edge of Night
6.6
306 eps
The Edge of Night
1956•series
Hallmark Hall of Fame
8.8
1 eps

as Auntie

The Philco Television Playhouse
6.6
1 eps

as Clara

Mayerling
6.1
Mayerling
1957•movie

as Princess Stephanie

Lux Video Theatre
6.7
1 eps
Lux Video Theatre
1950•series

as Joan

Shirley Temple's Storybook
6.5
1 eps

as Queen

Killjoy
7.9
Killjoy
1981•movie

as Dr. Martha Trenton

Kraft Television Theatre
7.8
1 eps
The Adams Chronicles
7.4
6 eps

as Mrs. Smith

Marty
8.0
Marty
1953•movie

as Clara

Willa
5.0
Willa
1979•movie

as Mrs. Stanch

Soldier's Home
6.0
Soldier's Home
1977•movie

as Mrs. Krebs

Beacon Hill
7.0
11 eps
Beacon Hill
1975•series

as Mary Lassiter

Once Upon a Family
9.0
Once Upon a Family
1980•movie

as Mrs. Demerjian

Kiss, Kiss, Dahlings
8.0

as The Grandmother

Spearfield's Daughter
8.0

as Claudine Roux

Some Kind of Miracle
10.0

as Ruth Nicoff

After the Fall
8.0
After the Fall
1974•movie

as Rose, Quentin's Mother

Valley Forge
7.0
Valley Forge
1975•movie

as Auntie

Look Homeward, Angel
9.0

as Madame Elizabeth

A Touch of the Poet
10.0

as Nora Melody

Rx for the Defense
9.0
Rx for the Defense
1973•movie

as Laura Masters

Lovers and Friends
9.0
90 eps
Lovers and Friends
1977•series
The Golden Moment: An Olympic Love Story

as Vera Andreyev

Little Women: Meg's Story

as Jo March

Little Women: Jo's Story

as Jo March

Tony Awards
1 eps
Tony Awards
1956•series

as Self - Presenter