Judith Ivey
Judith Ivey
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Judith Lee Ivey (born September 4, 1951) is an American actress and director.
Known For Acting
Most Rating 1.4
Birthday 1951-09-04
Place of Birth El Paso, Texas, USA
Also Known As
The Devil's Advocate
1997

The Devil's Advocate

The Woman in Red
1984

The Woman in Red

Flags of Our Fathers
2006

Flags of Our Fathers

Without Limits
1998

Without Limits

Brighton Beach Memoirs
1986

Brighton Beach Memoirs

The Lonely Guy
1984

The Lonely Guy

Hello Again
1987

Hello Again

Everybody Wins
1990

Everybody Wins

Harry and Son
1984

Harry and Son

What Alice Found
2003

What Alice Found

Decoration Day
1990

Decoration Day

Sister, Sister
1987

Sister, Sister

Compromising Positions
1985

Compromising Positions

We Are the Children
1987

We Are the Children

Love Hurts
1990

Love Hurts

There Goes the Neighborhood
1992

There Goes the Neighborhood

Washington Square
1997

Washington Square

Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, the Last Chapter
1994

Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, the Last Chapter

What the Deaf Man Heard
1997

What the Deaf Man Heard

Big Stone Gap
2014

Big Stone Gap

Pictures of Hollis Woods
2007

Pictures of Hollis Woods

Cortez
2017

Cortez

Mystery, Alaska
1999

Mystery, Alaska

Half a Dozen Babies
1999

Half a Dozen Babies

The Enemy
1974

The Enemy

On Promised Land
1994

On Promised Land

In Country
1989

In Country

Dixie: Changing Habits
1983

Dixie: Changing Habits

Piaf
1984

Piaf

The Shady Hill Kidnapping
1982

The Shady Hill Kidnapping

The Bit Player
2019

The Bit Player

A Bird of the Air
2011

A Bird of the Air

Through the Glass Darkly
2020

Through the Glass Darkly

Women Talking
2022

Women Talking

A Life Less Ordinary
1997

A Life Less Ordinary

Miles from Home
1988

Miles from Home

Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch Story
1995

Almost Golden: The Jessica Savitch Story

Frogs!
1991

Frogs!

The Summer of Ben Tyler
1996

The Summer of Ben Tyler

Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones and the American Theater
2006

Sweet Tornado: Margo Jones and the American Theater