Elizabeth Perkins
- Born
- 1960-11-18
- Birthplace
- Queens, New York USA
Biography
Elizabeth Ann Perkins (born November 18, 1960) is an American actress. Her film roles have included About Last Night (1986), Big (1988), Avalon (1990), and He Said, She Said (1991), The Flintstones (1994), Miracle on 34th Street (1994), and her brief voice role as Coral in the Disney/Pixar animated film Finding Nemo (2003). She is also well known for her role as Celia Hodes in the Showtime TV series Weeds, for which she received three Primetime Emmy nominations and two Golden Globe nominations.
Known For
Filmography
75 titles · Newest first · Cast and crew credits

Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass
2026 · Movie
Elizabeth Perkins

Another Simple Favor
2025 · Movie
Margaret McLanden

The Housemaid
2025 · Movie
Mrs. Winchester

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2023 · Movie
May / Quippy Spider-Person (voice)

Minx
2022 · TV Show
Constance

The Afterparty
2022 · TV Show
Isabel

My Little Pony: A New Generation
2021 · Movie
Phyllis (voice)

Le Chat Est Mort
2019 · Movie
Rhonda

The Moodys
2019 · TV Show
Ann Moody · Executive Producer

The Morning Show
2019 · TV Show
Elena

Truth Be Told
2019 · TV Show
Melanie Cave

Barry
2018 · TV Show
Diane Villa

Sharp Objects
2018 · TV Show
Jackie O'Neill

GLOW
2017 · TV Show
Birdie Howard

Ghostbusters
2016 · Movie
Phyllis Adler (uncredited)

Super Sex
2016 · Movie
Jane

This Is Us
2016 · TV Show
Janet Malone

How to Get Away with Murder
2014 · TV Show
Marren Trudeau

One Child
2014 · TV Show
Katherine Arthurton

How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life)
2013 · TV Show
Elaine Green

Hop
2011 · Movie
Bonnie O'Hare

Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen
2009 · TV Show
Self - Guest

Fierce People
2006 · Movie
Mrs. Langley

The Megan Mullally Show
2006 · TV Show
Self - Guest

Hell's Kitchen
2005 · TV Show
Self - Restaurant Patron

Hercules
2005 · TV Show
Alcmene

Jiminy Glick in Lalawood
2005 · Movie
Miranda Coolidge

Kids in America
2005 · Movie
Sondra Carmichael

Must Love Dogs
2005 · Movie
Carol

The Closer
2005 · TV Show
Gail Meyers

The Ring Two
2005 · Movie
Dr. Emma Temple

The Thing About My Folks
2005 · Movie
Rachel Kleinman

Weeds
2005 · TV Show
Celia Hodes

Speak
2004 · Movie
Joyce Sordino

Finding Nemo
2003 · Movie
Coral (voice)

Monk
2002 · TV Show
Christine Rapp

My Sister's Keeper
2002 · Movie
Judy Chapman

Try Seventeen
2002 · Movie
Blanche

Cats & Dogs
2001 · Movie
Mrs. Brody

What Girls Learn
2001 · Movie
Mama

1961
2000 · Movie
Alice Hedley

28 Days
2000 · Movie
Lily Cummings

Battery Park
2000 · TV Show
Madeline Dunleavy

Curb Your Enthusiasm
2000 · TV Show
Marilyn

If These Walls Could Talk 2
2000 · Movie
Alice Hedley

Crazy in Alabama
1999 · Movie
Joan Blake

Discovering Bedrock
1999 · Movie
Self

The Early Show
1999 · TV Show
Self

The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn
1999 · TV Show
Self - Guest

From the Earth to the Moon
1998 · TV Show
Marilyn Lovell

I'm Losing You
1998 · Movie
Aubrey Wicker

Cloned
1997 · Movie
Skye Weston

King of the Hill
1997 · TV Show
Jan Shaw (voice) · Ruth Brown / Sherilyn (voice) · Mrs. Ashmore (voice)

Lesser Prophets
1997 · Movie
Susan

Rescuers: Stories of Courage - Two Women
1997 · Movie
Gertruda Babilinska (segment "Mamusha")

The View
1997 · TV Show
Self

Moonlight and Valentino
1995 · Movie
Rebecca Trager Lott

Miracle on 34th Street
1994 · Movie
Dorey Walker

The Flintstones
1994 · Movie
Wilma Flintstone

For Their Own Good
1993 · Movie
Sally Wheeler

Indian Summer
1993 · Movie
Jennifer Morton

He Said, She Said
1991 · Movie
Lorraine "Lorie" Bryer

The Doctor
1991 · Movie
June

Avalon
1990 · Movie
Ann Kaye

Enid Is Sleeping
1990 · Movie
Jane

Love at Large
1990 · Movie
Stella Wynkowski

Teach 109
1990 · Movie
Dr. Garrett

Big
1988 · Movie
Susan

Sweet Hearts Dance
1988 · Movie
Adie Nims

From the Hip
1987 · Movie
Jo Ann

About Last Night...
1986 · Movie
Joan

Jeopardy!
1984 · TV Show
Self

American Playhouse
1982 · TV Show
Dr. Garrett (segment 'Teach 109')

Late Night with David Letterman
1982 · TV Show
Self - Guest

Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951 · TV Show
Judy Chapman











