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Mary-Louise Parker


 
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Mostly Credited As: Mary-Louise Parker
Birth Name: Mary-Louise Parker
Date Of Birth: August 02, 1964 (Age 45)
Country Of Birth: USA
Birth Place: Fort Jackson, South Carolina
Height: 5' 8" (1.72 m)

Mary-Louise Parker was born on August 2, 1964 in Fort Jackson, South Carolina. She is the youngest of her siblings.

Parker attended the North Carolina School of the Arts, where she majored in drama. One of her very first roles was a small part on the daytime drama, Ryan’s Hope. She moved to New York to find more acting work, nabbing a few parts in theater work where she was fairly successful. Film roles soon followed, and she was cast in Grand Canyon (1991), and Fried Green Tomatoes (1991). She continued to work steadily in theater and films throughout the 1990s, beloved by critics, though not a huge household name.

Parker’s first notable television job was a guest part on the NBC drama, The West Wing, which soon became a recurring role. She was nominated for both an Emmy and a Screen Actors Guild award for the role. In 2003 she appeared in the HBO miniseries, Angels in America, and she earned a Golden Globe and an Emmy award for "Best Supporting Actress in a Miniseries" for her work. Most recently, she has been starring in
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Mary-Louise Parker TV Appearances
 
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Show: Weeds(2005)As: Nancy Botwin
Show: Angels in America(2003)As: Harper Pitt
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Show: The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2005) 
  Mary Louise Parker, Guillermo del Toro, Tori Amos 05x92: (Jun/01/2009) As Herself 
Show: Late Show with David Letterman (1993) 
  Richard Simmons, Mary-Louise Parker 15x158: (Aug/01/2008) As Herself, [Interviewees]
  Show #0318 02x99: (Feb/03/1995) As Herself 
Show: Good Morning America (1975) 
  At Home Medical Tests 33x106: (Feb/04/2008) As Herself 
Show: The West Wing (1999) 
• 23 episode credits -- (First Appearance: Wednesday November 28th, 2001)
  The Last Hurrah 07x20: (Apr/30/2006) As Amy Gardner, [Special Guest Stars]
  Requiem 07x18: (Apr/16/2006) As Amy Gardner, [Special Guest Stars]
  Freedonia 06x15: (Feb/16/2005) As Amy Gardner 
  Constituency of One 05x05: (Oct/29/2003) As Amy Gardner 
Show: The Golden Globes (1944) 
  The 63rd Annual Golden Globe Awards 63x01: (Jan/16/2006) As Herself 
Show: Hallmark Hall Of Fame (1951) 
  Cupid & Cate 49x04: (May/07/2000) As Cate 
  Saint Maybe 48x01: (Nov/22/1998) As Lucy Dean Bedloe 
  A Place for Annie 43x03: (May/01/1993) As Linda 
 
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Was up for a Golden Globe against 4 Desperate Housewives.
 
 
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