Regina Taylor
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Acting Credits
Biography
Regina Taylor is an American actress and playwright. She has won several awards throughout her career, including a Golden Globe Award and NAACP Image Award. In July 2017, Taylor was announced as the new Denzel Washington Endowed Chair in Theater at Fordham University. She is best known for her recurring roles as Lilly Harper on I'll Fly Away (1991) and as Molly Blaine on The Unit (2006).
Known For
Filmography
Dreams in Nightmares
2026
as Bernice
E. Jean Carroll v. Donald J. Trump
2024
as Attorney Roberta Kaplan
Justified: City Primeval
2023
as Diane
The First Lady
2022
as Marian Shields Robinson
East New York
2022
as Councilwoman Ayers
A Jenkins Family Christmas
2021
as Baneatta
CSI: Vegas
2021
as Raquel Williams
The Wonder Years
2021
as Bessie
All Day and a Night
2020
as Tommetta
The Red Line
2019
as Dinorah Benson
Saturday Church
2018
as Aunt Rose
The Good Fight
2017
as Cynthia Cromley
The Mysteries of Laura
2014
as Mrs. Campbell
The Blacklist
2013
as Doctor Hannah Moshay
Elementary
2012
as Dr. Wilkerson
Who Is Clark Rockefeller?
2010
as Megan Norton
Blue Bloods
2010
as Irene Terrell
In from the Night
2006
as Dr. A. Gardner
The Unit
2006
as Molly Blane
Grey's Anatomy
2005
as Greta
The Education of Max Bickford
2001
as Judith Bryant
Cora Unashamed
2000
as Cora Jenkins
Strange Justice
1999
as Anita Hill
The Negotiator
1998
as Karen Roman
Hostile Waters
1997
as Lt. Curtis
Spirit Lost
1997
as Willie
Feds
1997
The Third Twin
1997
as Michelle Delaware
A Family Thing
1996
as Ann
Courage Under Fire
1996
as Meredith Serling
Clockers
1995
as Iris Jeeter
The Keeper
1995
as Angela Lamont
Losing Isaiah
1995
as Gussie
Children of the Dust
1995
as Drusilla
I'll Fly Away: Then and Now
1993
as Lilly Harper
Jersey Girl
1992
as Rosie
I'll Fly Away
1991
as Lilly Harper
Law & Order
1990
as Sarah Maslin
Law & Order
1990
as Evelyn Griggs
Lean On Me
1989
as Mrs. Carter
Making a Case for Murder
1989
as Gina
Reading Rainbow
1983
as Self - Narrator (voice)
Crisis at Central High
1981
as Minniejean Brown
Hallmark Hall of Fame
1951
as Dr. A. Gardner