Polly Bergen Born on July 14, 1930 · Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
† Died on September 20, 2014
32 Roles ★ 6.8 Average rating
Polly Bergen (born Nellie Paulina Burgin; July 14, 1930 – September 20, 2014) was an American actress, singer, television host, writer and entrepreneur. She won an Emmy Award in 1958 for her performance as Helen Morgan in The Helen Morgan Story. For her stage work, she was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actress in a Musical for her performance as Carlotta Campion in Follies in 2001… Read more
Known for The Sopranos 1999 Desperate Housewives 2004 Cry-Baby 1990 Cape Fear 1962 ★ 6.2 Struck by Lightning 2013
Grandma ★ 6.1 Candles on Bay Street 2006
Rosemary Series ★ 7.5 Commander in Chief 2005
Kate Allen Series ★ 7.9 Desperate Housewives 2004
Stella Wingfield Series ★ 8.7 The Sopranos 1999
Fran Felstein ★ 4.7 Dr. Jekyll and Ms. Hyde 1995
Series ★ 7.2 Touched by an Angel 1994
Stella Applegate ★ 6.5 Cry-Baby 1990
Mrs. Vernon-Williams Series ★ 7.9 War and Remembrance 1988
Rhoda Henry ★ 5.2 Making Mr. Right 1987
Estelle Stone Series ★ 6.2 Jake and the Fatman 1987
Emma Julian Series ★ 7.5 Murder, She Wrote 1984
Dr. Jocelyn Laird Series ★ 7.3 The Winds of War 1983
Rhoda Henry Series ★ 6.8 Hotel 1982
Elizabeth Hastings Series ★ 6.3 The Love Boat 1977
Maisie Nolan Series ★ 7.5 Ellery Queen 1975
Dina Carroll-Winer ★ 5.9 A Guide for the Married Man 1967
Technical Adviser ★ 6.7 Move Over, Darling 1963
Bianca Steele ★ 7.5 Cape Fear 1962
Peggy Bowden Series ★ 7.5 The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson 1962
Self Series ★ 6.6 Wagon Train 1957
Kitty Allbright Series ★ 7.8 Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955
Crystal Coe ★ 6.3 Escape from Fort Bravo 1953
Alice Owens Series ★ 7 The Oscars 1953
Self ★ 5.9 That's My Boy 1951
Betty 'Babs' Hunter ★ 6.7 The Stooge 1951
Mary Turner ★ 5.3 At War with the Army 1950
Helen ★ 7 The Men 1950
Nightclub Singer (Uncredited) Series ★ 7 What's My Line? 1950
Self ★ 6.7 Champion 1949
Radio and Jukebox Singer (voice) (uncredited) Series ★ 6.8 The Ed Sullivan Show 1948
Self Series ★ 7 Golden Globe Awards 1944
Self - Presenter 
