Geraldine Page
Birth Name:
Geraldine Sue Page
Birth Place:
Kirksville, Missouri, United States
Profession
Actress, Soundtrack

Fast Facts
- Helped co-found the Mirror Repertory Company in 1983 in an effort to preserve the art of repertory
- Married her third husband, actor Rip Torn, in 1963, had three children with him, and remained married to him until her death
- Before becoming interested in acting, she aspired to become a concert pianist
- Studied acting at the Goodman School of Drama
- A student of Lee Strasberg, she is well known as a method actor
- Appeared in such acclaimed Broadway productions as "The Three Sisters," "Black Comedy/White Lies," "Absurd Person Singular" and "Agnes of God․"
- Some of her best-known performances are those in "Hondo," "Interiors" and "The Trip to Bountiful․"
- Appeared in versions of Tennessee Williams's "Summer Smoke" and "Sweet Bird of Youth" for both stage and screen
- Turned down the role of Nurse Ratched in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest․"
- Was an acting coach at the Pelican Theater School in New York
Awards
- 1954Oscar - Best Actress in a Supporting Role:Nominated
- 1959Primetime Emmy - Best Single Performance by an Actress:Nominated
- 1961NBR Award - Best Actress:Winner
- 1961NYFCC Award - Best Actress:Nominated
- 1961New Cinema Award - Best Actress:Winner
- 1962Oscar - Best Actress in a Leading Role:Nominated
- 1962Golden Globe - Best Actress - Drama:Winner
- 1963Oscar - Best Actress in a Leading Role:Nominated
- 1963BAFTA Film Award - Best Foreign Actress:Nominated
- 1963David - Best Foreign Actress (Migliore Attrice Straniera):Winner
- 1963Golden Globe - Best Actress - Drama:Winner
- 1964Golden Globe - Best Actress - Drama:Nominated
- 1965Golden Globe - Best Actress - Drama:Nominated
- 1967Oscar - Best Actress in a Supporting Role:Nominated
- 1967Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actress:Nominated
- 1967Golden Laurel - Female Supporting Performance:Nominated
- 1967Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Drama:Winner
- 1970NBR Award - Best Actress:Winner
- 1973Oscar - Best Actress in a Supporting Role:Nominated
- 1973Golden Globe - Best Supporting Actress - Motion Picture:Nominated
- 1978KCFCC Award - Best Actress:Winner
- 1978LAFCA Award - Best Supporting Actress:Nominated
- 1979Oscar - Best Actress in a Leading Role:Nominated
- 1979BAFTA Film Award - Best Supporting Actress:Winner
- 1979Golden Globe - Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama:Nominated
- 1985Oscar - Best Actress in a Supporting Role:Nominated
- 1985NYFCC Award - Best Actress:Nominated
- 1986Oscar - Best Actress in a Leading Role:Winner
- 1986BSFC Award - Best Actress:Winner
- 1986Independent Spirit Award - Best Female Lead:Winner
- 1986Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama:Nominated
- 1987Golden Globe - Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television:Nominated