Very gracious person-deflecting credit. She was PERFECT for that role.

Elinor was great on the Andy Griffith show and father knows best

She was GORGEOUS back in the day. Still is.

My god was she beautiful on the Andy Griffith Show! She had an amazing presence too. A combination of strength, and vulnerability that was uncommon in that era.

I have always liked this woman-even in her heyday. You can tell she is a genuine real person and not some phony. Always a beauty, inside and out, and still looking very attractive here in her late 70s.

"Father Knows Best" is a pretty decent 'credit' to her career.

she was a stunner in her day

That Away In A Manger scene was one of the best in television history.

I have met Elinor many times such a sweet sweet lady. 🎄

She looks so natural. Not "movie-starish" Which I mean as a compliment.

I remember her from Father Knows Best as well !

Such nice comments about your fellow actors,please know you are loved by millions, and yes I had a crush on you growing up, you are just stunning. You help bring so much joy into our homes. Thank You! Please take care!

I wish I had known the cast of this great show,,what a classic

Ellie Donahue was nice.

I have always wondered why The Andy Griffith Show, in all those years, only created one single Christmas episode.

i had a hell of a crush on her growing up..

She played Chris Elliot's mom on "Get A Life"

I always thought that Andy Taylor should have married Ellie the druggist not Helen Grump. No offense to actress Aneta Corsaut, it was just her character.

She was perfect for the Andy Griffith show. Peggy was good too. Really did not like Helen Crump.

Elinor was a very good actress, from Father Knows Best to TAGS. I always thought she was the 2nd best girlfriend for Andy (Peggy - Joanna Moore would have made a great wife for Andy) and Elinor was also in my favorite Star Trek episode "metamorphosis"

I really like her, I wish she could have married Andy for real........

Such a nice lady on Andy Griffith and Father Knows Best, but on that episode of Star Trek she guest starred in, she was such a heartless and bitter person in power that was soon revealed deep down inside as a very lonely, distrustful, and hurting woman.