Nancy Marchand

Nancy Lou Marchand 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.

Cast

Sparkling Cyanide

(Lucilla Drake)

The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!

(Mayor)

Ladybug Ladybug

(Mrs. Andrews)

Me, Natalie

(Mrs. Miller)

Once Upon a Family

(Mrs. Demerjian)

Sabrina

(Maude Larrabee)

Kiss, Kiss, Dahlings

(The Grandmother)

Jefferson in Paris

(Madame Abbesse)

Brain Donors

(Lillian Oglethorpe)

Spearfield's Daughter

(Claudine Roux)

Some Kind of Miracle

(Ruth Nicoff)

The Golden Moment: An Olympic Love Story

(Vera Andreyev)

Dear God

(Judge Kits Van Heynigan)

Television: The First Fifty Years

(Self (archive footage))

The Hospital

(Mrs. Christie)

After the Fall

(Rose, Quentin's Mother)

The Bostonians

(Mrs. Burrage)

Marty

(Clara)

From the Hip

(Roberta Winnaker)

The Bachelor Party

(The Sister-in-law [Julie])

Willa

(Mrs. Stanch)

Valley Forge

Little Women: Meg's Story

(Jo March)

Little Women: Jo's Story

(Jo March)

Mayerling

(Princess Stephanie)

James Gandolfini: Tribute to a Friend

(Self (archive footage))

Soldier's Home

(Mrs. Krebs)

Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon

(Nurse Oxford)

Look Homeward, Angel

(Madame Elizabeth)

Regarding Henry

(Headmistress (uncredited))

A Touch of the Poet

(Nora Melody)

Killjoy

(Dr. Martha Trenton)

Reckless

(Grandmother)

Grandpa, Will You Run with Me?

(Self - Sketch Performer)

Lou Grant

(Margaret Pynchon)

The Sopranos

(Livia Soprano)

Law & Order

(Mrs. Barbara Ryder)

Spenser: For Hire

Coach

(Merlene Watkins)

Naked City

(Esther Lindall)

Love of Life

Studio One

(Jo March)

The Edge of Night

Another World

Homicide: Life on the Street

(Lorraine Freeman)

Hallmark Hall of Fame

(Auntie)

Lux Video Theatre

(Joan)

Beacon Hill

(Mary Lassiter)

Lovers and Friends

The Defenders

(Mrs. Crile)

The Defenders

(Rhoda Banter)

North and South

(Dorothea Dix)

The Sopranos

(Livia Soprano (archive footage))

The Philco Television Playhouse

(Clara)

Lux Video Theatre

(Phyllis)

Studio One

(Eleanor)

Studio One

(Miss Marmon)

Kraft Television Theatre

Night Court

(Louise Cahill)

Cheers

(Hester Crane)

Tony Awards

(Self - Presenter)

Tony Awards

(Self - Nominee)

The Adams Chronicles

(Mrs. Smith)

Kraft Television Theatre

(Mary Hillyer)

Kraft Television Theatre

(Ann)

Shirley Temple's Storybook

(Queen)