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Mary Alice
Dec 03, 1936 (87 years old) in Indianola, Mississippi, USA
Known For
Law & Order
Oz
L.A. Law
Great Performances
Police Woman
Credits
2005 ·
Kojak
as Joyce
2004 ·
The Burly Man Chronicles
as
2004 ·
The Jury
as
2004 ·
The Matrix Recalibrated
as Self
2003 ·
What I Want My Words to Do to You
as Self
2003 ·
The Matrix Revolutions
as The Oracle
2002 ·
Sunshine State
as Eunice Stokes
2001 ·
The Last Brickmaker in America
as Dorothy Cobb
2000 ·
Soul Food
as Mrs. Pettaway
2000 ·
The Photographer
as Violet
1999 ·
Catfish in Black Bean Sauce
as Dolores Williams
1999 ·
Providence
as Abby Franklin
1999 ·
The Wishing Tree
as Mattie
1998 ·
Down in the Delta
as Rosa Lynn Sinclair
1997 ·
Oz
as Eugenia Hill
1996 ·
Cosby
as
1996 ·
Bed of Roses
as Alice
1995 ·
Heading Home
as Mary Jones
1995 ·
Ray Alexander: A Menu for Murder
as
1994 ·
The Mother
as Black Lady
1994 ·
Touched by an Angel
as Georgia Bishop
1994 ·
The Inkwell
as Evelyn
1994 ·
The Vernon Johns Story
as Altona
1993 ·
A Perfect World
as Lottie
1993 ·
Laurel Avenue
as Maggie Arnett
1993 ·
Life with Mikey
as Mrs. Gordon
1992 ·
Malcolm X
as School Teacher
1991 ·
I'll Fly Away
as
1991 ·
I'll Fly Away
as Marguerite Peck
1990 ·
The Bonfire of the Vanities
as Annie Lamb
1990 ·
Awakenings
as Nurse Margaret
1990 ·
To Sleep with Anger
as Suzie
1990 ·
Law & Order
as Virginia Bryan
1989 ·
The Women of Brewster Place
as Fannie Michael
1987 ·
A Different World
as Lettie Bostic
1986 ·
L.A. Law
as Maxine Manley
1985 ·
Charlotte Forten's Mission: Experiment in Freedom
as Blind Lily
1984 ·
Teachers
as Linda Ganz
1984 ·
Beat Street
as Cora
1984 ·
The Killing Floor
as Lilah Dean
1983 ·
The Brass Ring
as Mrs. Hauser
1982 ·
A House Divided: Denmark Vessey's Rebellion
as Beck
1980 ·
Joshua's World
as Housekeeper
1979 ·
Lawman Without a Gun
as Minnie Hayward
1976 ·
Just an Old Sweet Song
as Helen Mayfield
1976 ·
Sparkle
as Effie
1974 ·
Police Woman
as
1974 ·
The Education of Sonny Carson
as Moms
1974 ·
Sty of the Blind Pig
as Alberta Warren
1974 ·
Good Times
as
1972 ·
Sanford and Son
as
1971 ·
Great Performances
as
1965 ·
Green Acres
as