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Elaine May

1932 (94) • Acting

Elaine Iva May (née Berlin; born April 21, 1932) is an American actress, comedian, writer, and director. She first gained fame in the 1950s for her improvisational comedy routines with Mike Nichols before transitioning her career, regularly breaking the mold as a writer and director of several critically acclaimed films. She has received numerous awards, including a BAFTA Award, a Grammy Award, and a Tony Award. She was honored with the National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama in 2013, and an Honorary Academy Award in 2022.

Known For

Tootsie

72%

Additional Writing

1982

The Birdcage

71%

Screenplay

1996

Wolf

61%

Additional Writing

1994

Small Time Crooks

65%

May

2000

Heaven Can Wait

67%

Screenplay

1978

Down to Earth

56%

Original Film Writer

2001

Reds

69%

Additional Writing

1981

Primary Colors

63%

Screenplay

1998

The Same Storm

80%

Ruth Lipsman Berg

2022

Somebody Feed Phil

72%

Self

2018

The Good Fight

76%

Ruth Bader Ginsburg

2017

Mike Nichols: An American Master

63%

Director

2016

Crisis in Six Scenes

66%

Kay Munsinger

2016

Down to Earth

56%

Original Film Writer

2001

Small Time Crooks

65%

May

2000

Primary Colors

63%

Screenplay

1998

Nichols and May: Take Two

65%

Self (archive footage)

1996

The Birdcage

71%

Screenplay

1996

Wolf

61%

Operator (voice) (uncredited)

1994

Wolf

61%

Additional Writing

1994

In the Spirit

45%

Marianne Flan

1990

Calling the Shots

90%

Self (archive footage)

1988

Ishtar

46%

Director

1987

Ishtar

46%

Writer

1987

Ishtar

46%

Songs

1987

American Masters

70%

Self

1986

American Masters

70%

Director

1986

Tootsie

72%

Additional Writing

1982

Reds

69%

Additional Writing

1981

Heaven Can Wait

67%

Screenplay

1978

California Suite

59%

Millie Michaels

1978

Mikey and Nicky

69%

Woman on TV (voice) (uncredited)

1976

Mikey and Nicky

69%

Director

1976

Mikey and Nicky

69%

Writer

1976

The Heartbreak Kid

67%

Director

1972

Such Good Friends

51%

Screenplay

1971

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