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June Squibb

Biography

June Squibb is an American actress whose career has moved between Broadway, television, and film. Born in Vandalia, she trained at HB Studio and first appeared on Broadway in Gypsy in 1959, later returning in The Happy Time. Her screen debut came with Woody Allen's Alice (1990), and she went on to supporting parts in Scent of a Woman (1992), Meet Joe Black (1998), and About Schmidt (2002) as Jack Nicholson's wife. Her turn in Alexander Payne's Nebraska (2013) brought an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress along with Golden Globe, Screen Actors Guild, and Independent Spirit nominations and awards from the Boston Society of Film Critics and the Satellite Awards. She voiced characters in animated features including Toy Story 4 (2019). In Thelma (2024), she played a lead for the first time. Her work in Marjorie Prime earned a Tony nomination for Best Featured Actress in a Play, making her the oldest Tony acting nominee at 96.

96years old

Turns 97 on November 6in 23 days

  • Born Vandalia
  • Star sign: ScorpioThe sign runs October 23 to November 21
  • Also credited as June Louise Squibb

Movie Career

Films
27
Career span
33 years1992 to 2025

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  1. First role

    Squibb made her Broadway debut in Gypsy: A Musical Fable by replacing the actress playing Electra in the original production.

  2. Early training

    Squibb trained with HB Studio and worked at The Muny. In 1951 she moved to Cleveland, where she sang and danced at the Cleveland Play House.

  3. A first

    Squibb got her SAG/AFTRA card in 1985. She received it after she appeared in an episode of CBS Schoolbreak Special.

  4. A first

    Squibb took on her first leading role in 2024. That part was in Thelma, which is an action comedy film.

  5. A change of course

    Squibb's early work included modeling for romance novels, road tours, cruise ships, and a stint in shopping malls at Christmas as Santa Claus's helper.

June Squibb movies on Netflix

Best known for

The films on Netflix they are best known for, with the part played in each.

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  1. Nebraska2013 Adventure, Comedy, Dramaas Kate Grant

    IMDb rating 7.7129K votes

  2. About Schmidt2002 Comedy, Dramaas Helen Schmidt

    IMDb rating 7.2138K votes

  3. Thelma2024as Thelma

    IMDb rating 6.930K votes

  4. Table 192017as Jo Flanagan

    IMDb rating 5.834K votes

  5. Palmer2021as Vivian Palmer

    IMDb rating 7.353K votes

  6. Palm Springs2020as Nana Schlieffen

    IMDb rating 7.4219K votes

  7. Meet Joe Black1998as Helen

    IMDb rating 7.2304K votes

  8. Eleanor the Great2025as Eleanor

    IMDb rating 6.78.0K votes

Most often with

Martin Brest directed two of these films, Alexander Payne two. Nine actors appear in two of them each. Pick a number on the chart or a name in the list to see the films they share.

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Films together

Box office

What June Squibb's films earned in cinemas worldwide.

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Combined worldwide box office

$1.6 billion

15 of the 27 films have a worldwide figure.

Of the 27 films: 15 worldwide figure; 3 us gross only; 6 never in cinemas; 3 figure not found.

  • 15Worldwide figure
  • 3US gross only
  • 6Never in cinemas
  • 3Figure not found

Highest grossing

The eight biggest films earned 98% of the total. The bars are drawn to scale.

  1. 1
    Toy Story 42019as Margaret the Store Owner (voice)
    $1.1B67.2% of the total
  2. 2
    Meet Joe Black1998as Helen
    $143M8.9% of the total
  3. 3
    Scent of a Woman1992as Mrs. Hunsaker
    $134M8.4% of the total
  4. 4
    About Schmidt2002as Helen Schmidt
    $106M6.6% of the total
  5. 5
    Love the Coopers2015as Aunt Fishy
    $42M2.7% of the total
  6. 6
    Nebraska2013as Kate Grant
    $28M1.7% of the total
  7. 7
    Father Figures2017as Mrs. Hunt
    $26M1.6% of the total
  8. 8
    $14M0.9% of the total
Thelma (2024), $12.5 millionI'll See You in My Dreams (2015), $7.4 millionTable 19 (2017), $5.0 millionEleanor the Great (2025), $4.1 millionPalm Springs (2020), $1.8 millionThe Perfect Family (2011), $107,721Other People (2016), $93,000

$31.2 millionfrom the other 7 films with a worldwide figure, 2% of the total