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Suzanne Savoy

Suzanne Savoy

Actor · Born 1955-02-19 · Wilmington, Delaware, USA

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Biography

Suzanne Savoy is a New York-based actor, known for House of Cards, The Knick, her solo touring show Je Christine, and voice-over work.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Better Call Saul (2015) — Perry Trivedi
  2. Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) — Denise Wilcox
  3. The Blacklist (2013) — Pediatric Specialist
  4. House of Cards (2013) — Patricia Whittaker
  5. Safe (2012) — Furious Woman
  6. NCIS (2003) — Rachel Brentwood
  7. Sex and the City (1998) — Elaine (uncredited)
  8. How to Get Away with Murder (2014) — Kathy Powell
  9. The Upside (2019) — Charlotte
  10. 30 Rock (2006) — Maternity Photographer
  11. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (2014) — Ladybuck
  12. Law & Order (1990) — Christina Burch
  13. Freeheld (2015) — Town Clerk
  14. Walker, Texas Ranger (1993) — Cathy
  15. The Knick (2014) — Victoria Robertson
  16. Louder Than Bombs (2015) — Documentary Narration VO (uncredited)
  17. The Sex Lives of College Girls (2021) — Professor Binnie
  18. Dark Angel (1990) — Patrolwoman
  19. Dr. Death (2021)
  20. Rush (1991)
  21. Red Oaks (2014) — Adelaide
  22. Full Circle (2023) — Kristin McCusker
  23. Dare (2009) — Deirdre Walker
  24. SMILF (2017) — Mrs. Waterstein
  25. Cohen and Tate (1989) — Martha Knight
  26. The Cellar (1989) — Emily Cashen
  27. The Best and the Brightest (2010) — Chapin Headmistress
  28. Hard Promises (1992) — Gameshow Wife
  29. Keeping Company (2021) — Grandma
  30. Jailbirds (1991) — Grace
  31. Plan B (2024) — Diane Cassidy
  32. Finding the Way Home (1991) — Sandy Mittelman
  33. Vasectomy: A Delicate Matter (1986) — Jackie
  34. My Sordid Affair (2017) — Alana Conrad
  35. The Undiscovered Country (2019) — Kathy
  36. The Man with the Perfect Swing (1995) — Susan Lombardo
  37. Trial: The Price of Passion (1992) — Melissa Mills
  38. The Trust (1993) — Alice Graham Baker
  39. I Love You... But I Lied (2015) — Lydia [Hired Segment]
  40. The Epilogue of Gregory Archambault (2021) — Mother