Kim Hamilton(1932-2013)

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Kim Hamilton was born on 12 September 1932 in Los Angeles, California, USA. She was an actress, known for Guiding Light (1952), Body and Soul (1981) and Checkmate (1960). She was previously married to Werner Klemperer and Robert Henry Hamilton. She died on 16 September 2013 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Redd Foxx and Kim Hamilton in Sanford and Son (1972)

Marla Gibbs, Kim Hamilton, and Sherman Hemsley in The Jeffersons (1975)

Known for:

Guiding Light

6.5

TV Series

Victoria
Victoria Spaulding (1984)

Body and Soul

4.5

Mrs. Johnson

1981

Checkmate

7.7

TV Series

Miss Williams [Mrs. in credits]

Ben Casey

7.1

TV Series

Dorothy Garrison
Jane Demarest

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Actress

Private Practice
- Frances
- TV Series
- 2008
The Practice
- Supreme Court Justice
- TV Series
- 2002
Girlfriends
- Mother Dent (voice)
- TV Series
- 2002
The Client
- Rosine Chalmers
- TV Series
- 1996
Law & Order
- Marcella Klein
- Judge Vivian Jackson
- TV Series
- 1992–1996
In the Heat of the Night
- Ellen Shore
- Mrs. Johnson
- TV Series
- 1991–1994
Trade Winds
- Madame DeGaulle
- TV Mini Series
- 1993
Star Trek: The Next Generation
- Songi
- TV Series
- 1990
Designing Women
- Annabelle
- TV Series
- 1987
Simon & Simon
- Nurse Elsa Jelkes
- TV Series
- 1986
Alice
- Mrs. Reynolds
- TV Series
- 1985
Gimme a Break!
- Della
- TV Series
- 1985
Riptide
- Mrs. Collins
- TV Series
- 1984
Guiding Light
- Victoria
- TV Series
- 1984
Paper Dolls
- Eleanor
- TV Series
- 1984

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Born
- September 12, 1932
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Died
- September 16, 2013
- Los Angeles, California, USA(natural causes)
Spouses
Other works
Appears in commercial for "Heineken Beer" as an older woman driving a red convertible, and blaring a tune by rapper Lil' Kim, looks on from the next car.

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Trivia
She was the only African-American to appear in the series Leave It to Beaver (1957); she played a maid in the episode "The Parking Attendants (1963)".