Joanne Baron
Acting
Born February 3, 1953 · New Haven, Connecticut, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Joanne Baron is an actress and Meisner Method acting coach. She was raised in Providence, Rhode Island and attended Classical and Pawtucket High Schools. She received early acceptance to the University of Connecticut, then pursued Broadway opportunities and sang in Reno Sweeny’s with Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston’s mother. Description above from the Wikipedia article Joanne Baron, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known for
Filmography
Halloween Ends
2022 · Joan
Tango Shalom
2021 · Hanna Meyer
Murder in the Vineyard
2020 · Principal Brown
Frank and Ava
2020 · Hedda
Kill Thy Neighbor
2019 · Katherine
Beyond Skyline
2017 · Regina
Romance at Reindeer Lodge
2017 · Val
Deadly Exchange
2017 · Ruth
Indignation
2016 · Mrs. Greenberg
Killer Assistant
2016 · Janet McAlper
I Remember You
2015 · Katie
This Is 40
2012 · Vice Principal Laviati
On the Inside
2011 · Mrs. Standings
Frankie & Alice
2010 · Nurse Susan Shaw
An American Girl: Chrissa Stands Strong
2009 · Mrs. Ziminsky
Drag Me to Hell
2009 · Mr. Jacks' Secretary
iMurders
2008 · Christine Jensen
The Flyboys
2008 · Ms. Poulson
The Ungodly
2007 · Megan
Nancy Drew
2007 · Costume Lady
While the Children Sleep
2007 · Mel Olson
Expired
2007 · Supervisor
Material Girls
2006 · Gretchen
School for Scoundrels
2006 · Lois
Coffee Date
2006 · Mrs. Orsini
Spider-Man 2
2004 · Skeptical Scientist
The Prince & Me
2004 · Margueritte (Royal Designer)
Perfume
2001 · Janice Crawford
BitterSweet
1999 · Sales Lady
Introducing Dorothy Dandridge
1999 · Doctor Carrington
The Dentist
1996 · Mrs. Saunders
Pet Shop
1994 · Marilyn Yeagher
Angie
1994 · ICU Nurse #1
Threesome
1994 · Curt Woman
Universal Soldier
1992 · Brenda the Waitress
Crazy in Love
1992 · Mona Tuckman
All I Want For Christmas
1991 · Salesdervish #2
Someone to Watch Over Me
1987 · Helen Greening
Real Genius
1985 · Mrs. Taylor
Joy of Sex
1984 · Miss Post
Valley Girl
1983 · Prom Teacher
Eyes of Laura Mars
1978 · Linda (uncredited)