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Billie Holiday Main Page Detailed Biography&Facts Discography, Albums Filmography, Movies Quotes Trivia, Highligts Awards, Nominations, Honors Billie Holiday Images, Pictures, Photos: Billie Holiday Picture Gallery Next: Michael Jackson Previous: Jimi Hendrix Aerosmith A.F.I. Alice In Chains A Perfect Circle The Band The Beatles The Bee Gees Black Sabbath The Cure Deep Purple The Doors The Eagles Fleetwood Mac Genesis	Actress Filmography: New Orleans (1947) Symphony in Black (1935) (uncredited) Composer Filmography: Glenn Miller 2000 (2001) (song "Travelin light") Any Given Sunday (1999) (song "Don't Explain") Schindler's List (1993) (song "God Bless the Child") Rocket Gibraltar (1988) (song "Don't Explain") Liza with a 'Z' (1972) (TV) (song "God Bless the Child") Man Outside (1965) 'Sugar Chile' Robinson, Billie Holiday, Count Basie and His Sextet (1951) (song "God Bless the Child") Panic in the Streets (1950) (song "Fine and Mellow") Miscellaneous Crew: The Notebook (2004) (singer: "I'll Be Seeing You") Minority Report (2002) (singer: "Solitude") The Laramie Project (2002) (singer: "Let's Dream in the Moonlight") Chelsea Walls (2001) (singer: "What a Little Moonlight Can Do") Crosswalk (1999) (singer: "What a Little Moonlight Can Do" and "I'll Be Seeing You") Lumière et compagnie (1996) (singer: "Lady Sings the Blues") Forget Paris (1995) (singer: "Love Is Here To Stay" and "For All We Know") Schindler's List (1993) (singer: "God Bless the Child") Malcolm X (1992) (singer: "Big Stuff") Slaves of New York (1989) (singer: "Am I Blue?") Torch Song Trilogy (1988) (singer: "What's New" and "But Not For Me") Rocket Gibraltar (1988) (singer: "You Better Go Now", "Don't Explain" and "Foolin' Myself") Speed (1984) Eva (1962) (singer: "Loveless Love" and "Willow Weep for Me") (as Billy Holiday) Notes: Compared with her sound recordings, the amount of film we have of Billie Holiday is surprising small. She appeared in only four films: as a crowd extra in her first, 'Emperor Jones'; acting in 'Symphony In Black' and 'New Orleans', and as herself in the Count Basie musical short of 1950. These, plus a handful of television programmes, make the total sum of her work available on film and video tape. Her career was over before the perfection of the video recorder as we know it today, most of the USA TV programmes which have survived were originally recorded by the kinescope method. That of February 1959, being recorded in England, was made on one inch commercial video tape, using the original British standard 405 line system. Dates and Titles: AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1933 FILM : EMPEROR JONES 12th MARCH 1935 FILM : SYMPHONY IN BLACK SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 1946 FILM: NEW ORLEANS 27th AUGUST 1949 TV Programme : Art Ford Television Show 27th AUGUST 1949 TV Programme : Eddie Condon Floor Show 03rd SEPTEMBER 1949 TV Programme : Eddie Condon Floor Show 19th AUGUST 1950 FILM : Count Basie and his Sextet 16th OCTOBER 1953 TV Programme : Come-back story 08th. FEBRUARY 1955 TV Programme : Tonight Show 10th FEBRUARY 1956 TV Programme : Tonight Show 08th NOVEMBER 1956 TV Programme : Night Beat 08th NOVEMBER 1956 TV Programme : Peacock Alley 08th NOVEMBER 1956 TV Programme : Tonight Show 08th DECEMBER 1957 TV Programme : THE SOUND OF JAZZ 29th MAY 1958 TV Programme ART FORD'S JAZZ PARTY 10th.JULY 1958 TV Programme ART FORD'S JAZZ PARTY 17th.JULY 1958 TV Programme ART FORD'S JAZZ PARTY NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1958 TV Programme : Voyons Un Peu NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 1958 TV Programme : Gilles Margaritis Programme 22nd FEBRUARY 1959 TV Programme : Chelsea At Nine