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Geraldine Fitzgerald

Director

Geraldine Fitzgerald

Director

Ironically, in a 1985 TV movie called "Do You Remember Love," Ms. Fitzgerald played the mother of a woman whose memory had fallen victim to Alzheimer's. Joanne Woodward won an Emmy Award for playing the stricken daughter.

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Born: Nov 24, 1913 in Greystones, Ireland
Death: Jul 17, 2005 in New York, New York

Roles (10)

	Mass Appeal Opened November 12, 1981	Director
	The 32nd Annual Tony Awards - 1978 Opened June 04, 1978	as Participating Artist (Original)
	A Touch of the Poet Opened December 28, 1977	as Nora Melody (Original)
	The Shadow Box Opened March 31, 1977	as Felicity (Original)
	Geraldine Fitzgerald in Songs of the Street Opened March 07, 1976	Performer
	Ah, Wilderness! Opened September 18, 1975	as Essie Miller (Original)
	Hide and Seek Opened April 02, 1957	as Ann Richards (Original)
	King Lear Opened January 12, 1956	as Goneril (Original)
	Sons and Soldiers Opened May 04, 1943	as Rebecca Tadlock (Original)
	Heartbreak House Opened April 29, 1938	as Ellie Dunn (Original)

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Awards

Drama Desk Award
1981	Outstanding Director of a Play	Mass Appeal	Nominee
1979	Unique Theatrical Experience	Streetsongs	Nominee
1971	Vernon Rice Award	Long Day's Journey Into Night	Winner

Outer Critics Circle
1981	Special Award	Mass Appeal	Winner
1981	Special Award	Long Day's Journey Into Night	Winner

Tony Award
1982	Best Direction of a Play	Mass Appeal	Nominee