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Tisha Sterling

Tisha Sterling

Actor · Born 1944-12-10 · Los Angeles, California, USA

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Biography

Tisha Sterling (born December 10, 1944) is an American television and film actress. She is the daughter of actor Robert Sterling and actress/singer Ann Sothern. Description above from the Wikipedia article Tisha Sterling, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Columbo (1971) — Linda Johnson
  2. Batman (1966) — Legs
  3. Bonanza (1959) — Laura Jean Pollard
  4. Get Smart (1965) — Miss U.S.A.
  5. Coogan's Bluff (1968) — Linny Raven
  6. Charlie's Angels (1976) — Singer
  7. Hawaii Five-O (1968) — Eadie Scott
  8. Breakfast of Champions (1999) — Beatrice Keedsler
  9. Night Gallery (1970) — Fern
  10. The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962) — Rachel
  11. The Whales of August (1987) — Young Tisha
  12. Ironside (1967) — Wanda
  13. Village of the Giants (1965) — Jean
  14. Police Woman (1974)
  15. Crazy Mama (1975) — Sheba - 1932
  16. Journey to Shiloh (1968) — Airybelle Sumner
  17. The Donna Reed Show (1958)
  18. Dr. Kildare (1961) — Sheila Winfield
  19. The Killer Inside Me (1976) — Amy Stanton
  20. The Name of the Game Is Kill (1968) — Nan Terry
  21. Night Slaves (1970) — Annie Fletcher / Naillil
  22. The Name of the Game (1968) — Niobe Redsmith
  23. The Sixth Sense (1972)
  24. The Sandpit Generals (1972) — Dora
  25. The Immortal (1970)
  26. Betrayal (1974) — Gretchen Addison / Adele Murphy
  27. Burned at the Stake (1981) — Karen Graham
  28. Run for Your Life (1965) — Tia
  29. Norwood (1970) — Marie
  30. Snatched (1973) — Robin Wood
  31. Sonic Boom (1974) — Lori Truck
  32. In the Glitter Palace (1977) — Grace Mayo
  33. Kiss Me... Kill Me (1976) — Maureen Coyle
  34. Mr. Novak (1963) — Myra
  35. Powderkeg (1971) — Beth Parkinson
  36. A Death of Innocence (1971) — Buffie Cameron
  37. Vacation Playhouse (1963) — Elsie Stanhope
  38. The Ann Sothern Show (1958) — Girl in Elevator
  39. CBS Playhouse (1966) — Tess Hayes
  40. Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 1 (1999) — Self (archive footage) (uncredited)