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Margaret Hall

Cast

Margaret Hall

Acting

Cast

Margaret Hall

Known for

Acting

From

Richmond, Virginia, U.S.

Died

2015-12-21

Biography

Margaret Hall (1931 - December 21, 2015) was an American actress and performer whose career lasted over six decades, beginning in the early 1950s. In 1960, she appeared in a Broadway production of Becket, starring Laurence Olivier and Anthony Quinn. In addition to her theater work, Hall had regular roles on the daytime dramas One Life to Live and As the World Turns and the nostalgic AMC series Remember WENN. In 2004-05, she had an ongoing spot on The Late Show with David Letterman β€” at the end of each episode, she would wave goodnight to the audience holding an immense bouquet of flowers in her arms. Hall was also seen in several feature films, including The Bell Jar, So Fine, Weekend at Bernie's, Party Girl and The Guru. Her television movies included The Holy Terror, Summer of My German Soldier, and Circus. She earned her final TV credit in 2011 with a role the HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce. Hall was married to actor Gil Rogers from 1970 until her death in 2015 at age 84. They had one daughter, actress Amanda Hall Rogers.

Weekend at Bernie's
β˜…6.4
MOVIE1989

Weekend at Bernie's

as Secretary

So Fine
β˜…4.8
MOVIE1981

So Fine

as Saleslady at Bergdorf's

The Guru
β˜…5.3
MOVIE2002

The Guru

as Mrs. Taylor

Party Girl
β˜…6.5
MOVIE1995

Party Girl

as Consignment Shop Owner

Power
β˜…5.8
MOVIE1986

Power

as Commentator

Summer of My German Soldier
β˜…5.5
MOVIE1978

Summer of My German Soldier

as Sister Parker

The Holy Terror
β˜…7.0
MOVIE1965

The Holy Terror

as Nurse Hendricks

Queenie in Love
β˜…6.3
MOVIE2001

Queenie in Love

as Mother

The Bell Jar
β˜…4.2
MOVIE1979

The Bell Jar

as Jane McLode

Deathmask
β˜…4.8
MOVIE1984

Deathmask

as Sister Margaret

Diego Rivera: I Paint What I See
β˜…7.5
MOVIE1992

Diego Rivera: I Paint What I See

as Frances Paine