Kitty Winn Filmography

Born:: February 21, 1944 in Washington, D.C.
Occupation:: Actor
Birth name:: Katherine Winn
Biography:: Intense American leading lady Kitty Winn made her film debut in 1971. Winn was effusively praised for her work as heroin-addicted Grace in Panic in Needle Park (1971) and as Sharon in the two Exorcist films. She also starred as Rosamund Lassiter in the expensive TV fiasco Beacon Hill (1975). ~ Hal...Read More

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King Lear

Actors: Charles Aidman, David Groh, Darryl Hickman, Kitty Winn, Mike Kellin

Synopsis: This adaptation of William Shakespeare's drama of an aging king and the deceit and treachery that envelops his family as they fight over his estate features Mike Kellen, David Groh, Kitty Winn and Darryl Hickman. The DVD version features bonus features accessible on computers with DVD drives -- a Read More

1982
Mirrors

Actors: Kitty Winn, Peter Donat, Mary-Robin Redd, William Burns

Synopsis: While on her honeymoon in New Orleans, a woman (Kitty Winn) is cursed by a voodoo queen and suffers terrible nightmares that begin to come true. With her husband (William Swetland), she consults a doctor (Peter Donat) for help. Originally filmed in 1978 with the title Marianne, the film was Read More

1978
Kojak: Kojak's Days, Part 2

Synopsis: In the conclusion of a two-part story, any hopes of Kojak (Telly Savalas) enjoying a day off are dashed when a dead body is found in the trunk of a white Rolls Royce. Now the overworked detective must tear Manhattan apart in search of a woman (Kitty Winn) who has killed her husband, abandoned her Read More

1977
The Last Hurrah

Synopsis: 1977's Last Hurrah is a TV-movie remake of the 1958 John Ford film of the same name. Both versions are based on the Edwin O'Connor novel about the last days of flamboyant, larcenous Mayor Frank Skeffington--based upon the equally colorful, equally underhanded Boston mayor James Curley. Carroll O'Connor Read More

1977
Kojak: Kojak's Days, Part 1

Synopsis: In the first episode of a two-part story, Kojak (Telly Savalas) is all set to spend a romantic day off with his current lady love Laura Martinson (Maud Adams). Alas, the detective is persistently interrupted by the demands of his job. For starters, a stolen Rolls Royce is recovered with a corpse Read More

1977
Exorcist II: The Heretic

Actors: Linda Blair, Richard Burton, Louise Fletcher, Max von Sydow, Kitty Winn

Synopsis: Four years after her bout of demonic possession, Regan MacNeil seems at peace as she enjoys a privileged but lonely adolescence. Her actress mother, absent on-location, leaves her in the care of her childhood nanny, Sharon, who feels inextricably bound to her young charge despite the terror she Read More

1977
Most Wanted

Synopsis: In this made-for-TV film later adapted into a TV series, a special detective (Robert Stack) and his unit investigate a series of attacks involving the rape and murder of nuns. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide Read More

1976
Peeper

Actors: Michael Caine, Natalie Wood, Kitty Winn, Thayer David, Liam Dunn

Synopsis: In this comedy drama that spoofs detective pictures from the 1940s, Tucker (Michael Caine) is a private eye hired by Anglich (Michael Constantine), a wealthy man who is trying to find the whereabouts of his long lost daughter. Tucker's sleuthing leads him to Ellen (Natalie Wood) and Mianne (Kitty Winn Read More

1975
Miles to Go Before I Sleep

Synopsis: Its title inspired by the famous Robert Frost poem "Stopping By a Woods on a Snowy Evening," Miles to Go Before I Sleep stars Martin Balsam and MacKenzie Phillips. Balsam plays a lonely senior citizen, seeking a means of keeping busy in a world that has shut him out. He takes a part-time job at a Read More

1974
The Exorcist

Actors: Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, Max von Sydow, Jason Miller, Kitty Winn

Synopsis: Novelist William Peter Blatty based his best-seller on the last known Catholic-sanctioned exorcism in the United States. Blatty transformed the little boy in the 1949 incident into a little girl named Regan, played by 14-year-old Linda Blair. Suddenly prone to fits and bizarre behavior, Regan Read More

1973
The Streets of San Francisco: Most Feared in the Jungle

Synopsis: Stone (Karl Malden) and Keller (Michael Douglas) are obliged to track down a perpetrator who under normal circumstances might have been the heroine of the story. Refusing to believe that her baby was stillborn, young mother Barbara Talmadge (Kity Winn) goes on a desperate search for her child, who Read More

1973
Message to My Daughter

Synopsis: A girl finds herself getting closer to her dead mother after viewing hours of tape made especially for her 17 years ago. ~ John Bush, All Movie Guide Read More

1973
Man on a String

Actors: Christopher George, Jack Warden, Joel Grey, Keith Carradine

Synopsis: Man on a String was a derivation of Tightrope, a 1959-60 TV series starring Mike Connors as an undercover agent. Despite high ratings, Tightrope was forced off the air due to its excessive violence, but its producers held out hopes that someday they'd be able to revive the property. This 1971 Read More

1971
They Might Be Giants

Actors: Staats Cotsworth, George C. Scott, Joanne Woodward, Jack Gilford, Lester Rawlins, Rue McClanahan

Synopsis: George C. Scott stars as Justin Playfair, a retired, widowed judge who labors under the delusion that he's Sherlock Holmes. Feigning concern, Playfair's greedy brother Blevins (Lester Rawlins) hires psychologist Dr. Mildred Watson (Joanne Woodward) to certify that Justin is insane--and in so doing Read More

1971
The Panic in Needle Park

Actors: Al Pacino, Kitty Winn, Alan Vint, Richard Bright, Kiel Martin

Synopsis: A couple loves heroin as much as they love each other in Jerry Schatzberg's grim drug drama. After an illegal abortion at the behest of her faithless lover (Raul Julia), lost innocent Helen (Kitty Winn) finds solace with small-time crook Bobby (Al Pacino), a regular in Manhattan's "Needle Park." Read More

1971
The House That Would Not Die

Actors: Barbara Stanwyck

Synopsis: Barbara Stanwyck made her TV movie debut in 1970's The House That Would Not Die. The setting is an old house in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Stanwyck moves after inheriting the house, but has cause to rethink her decision. Built during the Revolutionary era, the house is said to be haunted by the Read More

1970