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Thelma Ritter

Birthday:: Feb 14, 1905
Birthplace:: Not Available
Bio:: At the tender age of eight, Thelma Ritter was regaling the students and faculty of Brooklyn's Public School 77 with her recitals of such monologues as "Mr. Brown Gets His Haircut" and "The Story of Cremona". After appearing in high school plays and stock companies, Ritter was trained at the American…

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Range of Movie T-meters: 0% - 100%

Number of Movies: 26

Box Office Since 2001: --

Year	Rating	Title	Credit	Box Office
1999		50 Years: The Best of Hollywood	Actor	--
1968		What's So Bad About Feeling Good?	Mrs. Schwartz	--
1967	83%	The Incident	Actor	--
1965		Boeing (707) Boeing (707)	Bertha	--
1963		Move Over Darling	Grace Arden	--
1963	0%	A New Kind of Love	Lena O'Connor	--
1962	100%	How the West Was Won	Agathe Clegg	--
1962	82%	Birdman of Alcatraz	Elizabeth Stroud	--
1961	100%	The Misfits	Isabelle Steers	--
1961		The Second Time Around	Aggie	--
1959	67%	A Hole in the Head	Sophie Manetta	--
1959	92%	Pillow Talk	Alma	--
1955		Daddy Long Legs	Miss Pritchard	--
1954	100%	Rear Window	Stella the nurse	--
1953		Farmer Takes a Wife	Lucy Cashdollar	--
1953	88%	Titanic	Mrs. Maude Young	--
1953	88%	Pickup on South Street	Moe	--
1952		With a Song in My Heart	Clancy	--
1951		As Young as You Feel	Della Hodges	--
1951		The Model and the Marriage Broker	Mae Swazey	--
1950		Perfect Strangers	Actor	--
1950	100%	All About Eve	Birdie Coonan	--
1949		Father Was a Fullback	Geraldine	--
1949		City Across the River	Mrs. Cusack	--
1949	100%	A Letter to Three Wives	Sadie	--
1947	94%	Miracle on 34th Street	Peter's Mother	--

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1. Margo Channing: You bought the new girdles a size smaller, I can feel it.
2. Birdie Coonan: Something maybe grew a size larger.
3. Margo Channing: When we get home you're going to get into one of these girdles and *act* for two and a half hours.
4. Birdie Coonan: I couldn't get into *the girdle* in two and a half hours.
From All About Eve. Submitted by Letitia L (2 months ago)

1. Stella the nurse: I can hear you now, 'Get out of my life, you wonderful woman. You're too good for me.'
From Rear Window. Submitted by Lucas M (5 months ago)