Lucille Benson
Biography
Lucille Benson, born on July 17, 1914, and who passed away on February 17, 1984, was a renowned American actress celebrated for her performances in various commercials, television shows, and films during the 1970s and 1980s.
Benson's work spanned multiple facets of the entertainment industry, and she gained recognition for her compelling portrayals, which resonated with audiences. Throughout her career, she left a significant mark, contributing to the landscape of American television and cinema in that era.
Her ability to connect with viewers and her versatility as an actress made her a memorable figure in the industry. Benson's contributions to commercial advertising also showcased her talent, further solidifying her status as a familiar face among fans.
Lucille Benson’s legacy continues to be appreciated by those who remember her impactful performances, demonstrating the lasting influence she had on the art of acting.
This biography reflects her life and career while recognizing her contributions to the performing arts during a transformative period in American entertainment.
Filmography
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Huckleberry Finn
1974 • Widder Douglas
The Blue Knight
1973 • Elmira Gooch
The Greatest
1977 • Mrs. Fairlie
Mame
1974
Silver Streak
1976
1941 (1979)
1979
Concrete Cowboys
1979 • Peg
Amy
1981 • Rose Metcalf
The Devil's Daughter
1973 • Janet Poole
Wanted: The Sundance Woman
1976
The Fugitive Kind
1960 • Beulah Binnings
Private Parts
1972 • Aunt Martha
Duel
1971 • Lady at Snakerama
Little Fauss and Big Halsy
1970 • 'Mom' Fauss
The Ropers
1979