Francine Beers is an American supporting actress, the kind of casting that steadies a production rather than sells it. Employment has been the constant here: 55 years of it. The visible peak of the filmography is 'In Her Shoes' and the part of Mrs. Lefkowitz. '3 Men and a Baby' accounts for a good share of the rest of the recognition.
Francine Beers
89 years (Nov 26, 1924 – Mar 27, 2014)New York City, New York, USA
6 Movies4 Series
Francine Beers is an American supporting actress, the kind of casting that steadies a production rather than sells it. Employment has been the constant here: 55 years of it. The visible peak of the filmography is 'In Her Shoes' and the part of Mrs. Lefkowitz. '3 Men and a Baby' accounts for a good share of the rest of the recognition.
Francine Beers passed away on March 27, 2014 at age 89.
What are the most famous roles of Francine Beers?
Francine Beers is best known for roles in In Her Shoes, 3 Men and a Baby, Lucky You.
How many movies has Francine Beers been in?
Over a 43-year career (since 1971), Francine Beers has appeared in 6 movies and 4 TV shows.
What was Francine Beers's first movie?
The career of Francine Beers began with Made For Each Other (1971).
What is Francine Beers's most recent movie or series?
Francine Beers's most recent release is Lucky You, which premiered on May 1, 2007.
What TV shows has Francine Beers appeared in?
On television, Francine Beers has appeared in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order, The Carol Burnett Show, The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd.
Francine Beers was born on November 26, 1924 in New York City and has lived there for her entire life. She is an actress, appearing in multiple films, television programs, Broadway shows, and radio and television commercials. She is perhaps best known as Mrs. Lefkowitz in "In Her Shoes", as Archie and Edith's neighbor Sybil Gooley on "All In the Family", and as Judge Janis Silver on "Law and Order". She became interested in show business as a child when an aunt who played on Vaudeville came to her house to practice singing accompanied by Francine's mother. Her entry into show business was singing radio jingles in the 1930s. With the advent of television, she played many character parts and she was associated in the 1950s and 1960s with Carol Burnette and Jerry Orbach. - IMDb Mini Biography