
Person · Actor
Talia Balsam
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- Actress
- Director
In short · Acting since 1979, 6 decades active, 39 credits.
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Talia Balsam, born on March 5, 1959, is an American actress.
Filmography · 39 of 39
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Director
1 creditActor
38 credits
Omaha(2025)
Nurse Edie
Film
Late Bloomers(2023)
Dorothy
Film
Wilderness(2023)
Bonnie
TV
With/In: Volume 1(2021)
(segment: Intersection)
Film
The Many Saints of Newark(2021)
Mrs. Jarecki
Film
Worth(2020)
Dede Feinberg
Film
South Mountain(2019)
Lila
Film
The Climb(2019)
Suzi
Film
Divorce(2016)
Dallas
TV
Little Men(2016)
Audrey
Film
Don't Worry Baby(2015)
Miriam Lang
Film
The Girl in the Book(2015)
Mom
Film
Return(2011)
Julie
Film
No Strings Attached(2011)
Sandra Kurtzman
Film
The Wackness(2008)
Mrs. Shapiro
Film
The Cake Eaters(2007)
Violet Kaminski
Film
All the King's Men(2006)
Lucy Stark
Film
Little Manhattan(2005)
Jackie Telesco
Film
K Street(2003)
Gail
TVMurder She Wrote(2000)
Debbie Delancey (1 Episode) , Julie Pritzer (1 Episode)
TV
Camp Stories(1996)
Mary
Film
The Companion(1994)
Charlene
Film
Mad About You(1992)
Debbie
TV
Killer Instinct(1991)
Emma
Film
Sins of the Mother(1991)
Liz Trent
FilmRoom for Romance(1990)
Actor
TV
Trust Me(1989)
Catherine Walker
Film
In the Mood(1987)
Judy
Film
P.I. Private Investigations(1987)
Jenny Fox
Film
The Kindred(1987)
Sharon Raymond
Film
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Gersh Agency· Updated Jun 10, 2026
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