Nita Talbot

Nita Talbot

  • Birthday: 1930-08-08
  • Place of birth: New York City, New York, USA
  • Also know as: Anita Sokol

Biography

Nita Talbot is an accomplished actress known for her extensive work across film and television. She's recognized for roles in popular series such as "Hogan's Heroes," "The Monkees," and "Here's Lucy." Talbot's versatile career spans several decades, where her performances showcased a wide range of characters, earning her recognition for her talent and versatility in the entertainment industry.

Filmography

Fraternity Vacation

1985

As Mrs. Ferret

Buck and the Preacher

1972

As Madam Esther

Puppet Master II

1990

As Camille

Night Shift

1982

As Vivian

Bundle of Joy

1956

As Mary

That Funny Feeling

1965

As Audrey

This Side of the Law

1950

As Miss Goff

The Concrete Jungle

1982

As Shelly Meyers

Chained Heat

1983

As Kaufman

Girl Happy

1965

As Sunny Daze

Frightmare

1981

As Mrs. Rohmer

I Married a Woman

1958

As Miss Anderson

Island Claws

1980

As Rosie

A Very Special Favor

1965

As Mickey the Switchboard Operator

The Movie Murderer

1970

As Lois Warwick

Who's Got the Action?

1962

As Saturday Knight

They Call It Murder

1971

As Rona Corbin

Once Upon a Horse...

1958

As Miss Dovey Barnes

Take Two

1988

As Betty Griffith

The Cool Ones

1967

As Dee Dee

Diggin' Up Business

1990

As Mrs. Shlumsky

Serial

1980

As Angela

Express to Terror

1979

As Rose Casey

Approaching Omega

1983

As Herself

Bright Leaf

1950

As Emily - Cousin (uncredited)

Movers & Shakers

1985

As Dorothy

Turnover Smith

1980

As Sgt. McCallister

It's a Great Feeling

1949

As Model (uncredited)

What Are Best Friends For?

1973

As Evelyn Housner

Puppet Master: The Legacy

2003

As Camille (Archive Footage)

The Other Woman

1983

As Grace Binns

The Check is in the Mail...

1986

As Donald's Wife

Sex and the Married Woman

1977

As Heidi Lomax

Nick and Nora

1975

As Beatrice Dean

Caged

1950

As Inmate (uncredited)

Hoodwinked

1989

As Nurse

The Percentage

1958

As Louise Williams

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