
Acting
Lee Meriwether
Also Known As: Lee Ann Meriwether, Lee Meriwether Borden, Lee Meriweather
Birth Date
May 27, 1935
(91 years old)
Place of Birth
Los Angeles, California, USA
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Biography
Lee Ann Meriwether (born May 27, 1935) is an American actress, former model, and the winner of the 1955 Miss America pageant. Her trademarks are natural auburn hair, light blue eyes, and a seductive deep voice. Today, she is best remembered for her roles in a few science fiction/fantasy cult productions made between 1966 and 1969. Batman: The Movie (1966), Star Trek (1966), The Time Tunnel (1966) and Land of the Giants (1968). Firstly Batman: The Movie (1966), in which she played both evil Catwoman and not-so-evil Kitka, who has a romance with Bruce Wayne. A few notable roles of hers are Betty Jones, the crime-solving partner in the long-running 1970s crime drama, Barnaby Jones, which earned her two Golden Globe Award nominations and an Emmy Award nomination, and John Schuck's long-haired wife, Lily Munster, in the popular 1990s sitcom The Munsters. Meriwether is currently working in television and has a recurring role in the daytime soap opera All My Children.
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Hawaii Five-0
Helen Tilton
2010 • 1 episode

Perry Mason
Natalie Graham
1957 • 1 episode

Desperate Housewives
Doris
2004 • 1 episode

The Mike Douglas Show
Self
1961 • 2 episodes

The Love Boat
Barbara Braden
1977 • 1 episode

Star Trek
Losira
1966 • 1 episode

Dragnet
1951 • 1 episode

Murder, She Wrote
Grace Overholtz
1984 • 1 episode

The Fugitive
Willis Hampton
1963 • 1 episode

Mannix
Reva Daniels
1967 • 1 episode

Mission: Impossible
Anna Rojak
1966 • 2 episodes
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre
Piper's Secretary
1963 • 1 episode

Love, American Style
1969 • 1 episode

All My Children
1970 • 4 episodes

Dr. Kildare
Nurse Bonnie Tynes
1961 • 3 episodes

Oddity Archive
Lily Munster (archive footage)
2012 • 1 episode

Batman
Lisa Carson
1966 • 2 episodes

Jake and the Fatman
1987 • 1 episode

My Three Sons
Phyllis Allen
1960 • 1 episode

The Philco Television Playhouse
1948 • 2 episodes