Macy, Morgan Freeman, and Christopher Walken, Canvas, Rails and Ties, Stephen King’s The Mist (for which she won a Saturn Award,) Sean Penn’s Into the Wild, and The Christmas Cottage with Peter O’Toole. Marcia’s most recent films include Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut Whip It, in which her daughter Eulala Scheel had a co-starring role, The Maiden Heist with William H. Marcia Gay Harden doing a tango on the set Other nominations include a Tony © nomination for Tony Kushner’s Angels in America (for which she won the Drama Desk and Theatre World Awards), an Emmy © nomination for her guest appearance on Law and Order: SVU, also an Independent Spirit Award nomination for American Gun.
She was also recently nominated for an Emmy © Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Miniseries or Movie for her role in The Courageous Heart of Irena Sendler. Additionally, she received an Outer Circle Critics Award for her performance, as well as nominations from the Drama Desk and Drama League. Her nominated co-stars in the play included James Gandolfini, Hope Davis and Jeff Daniels.
She recently garnered a Best Actress Tony Award © for her starring role in the Tony Award© winning Broadway play God of Carnage. Marcia has chosen a life away from mainstream Hollywood, crossing between independent and studio films, and television and theatre. Her versatility and wide–range have been praised in such films as Millers Crossing, The First Wives Club, Meet Joe Black, Mona Lisa Smile, The Hoax, and Used People. From the glamorous Ava Gardner in Sinatra, to the artist Lee Krasner in Pollock (for which she won Best Supporting Actress Oscar), to the down and out Celeste in Mystic River (another Academy Award © nomination) Marcia has created a signature style based in character transformation. A remarkable actress of stage and screen, she always stays true to her chameleon style of “becoming the character.” Her character portraits have been described by critics as “searing”, “heartbreaking”, “inventive”, “pure and profane simultaneously”, “astonishing”, “authentic”, and “sensuous”. 2 with 18 episodes of “Star Trek: The Next Generation.Marcia Gay Harden - Academy and Tony Award WinnerĪward-winning actress Marcia Gay Harden is thrilled to provide artistic advice to the BALLROOM BASIX™ program. * TNN notched its highest-rated Tuesday ever (total day) on Oct. before heading to Afghanistan, say diners at Nirvana. * Mike Taibbi golfing at Blue Hill Country Club in Orangeburg, N.Y. * Caroline Kennedy visits this morning’s “Rosie O’Donnell Show” (10 a.m./Ch. * CNBC’s “Rivera Live” expands to five nights a week beginning tonight (9-10 p.m.). And Judge Judy Sheindlin visits “The View” on Monday (11 p.m./Ch. 4) has beaten timeslot competitor “Oprah” (Ch. is coming back.Ĭonger will be featured on a “Newsmakers” edition of NBC’s “Weakest Link” later this fall along with Kato Kaelin, Tonya Harding, Gennifer Flowers, Leif Garrett, Puck, Todd Bridges and Kaya Wittenburg. “Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire” chump Darva Conger, who swore her “Larry King Live” appearance last February would be the last we’d see of her. Jimmie Holland, author of “The Human Side of Cancer: Living with Hope, Coping with Uncertainty.”Įight ‘Weakest’ stooges ‘Link’ up for NBC Co-hosts Diana Williams and Stacey Sager visit The Institute for Breast Care at Hackensack University Medical Center, speak to a genetics counselor at Columbia Presbyterian and interview Dr. 7’s special, “Breast Cancer: Living with Hope,” airing tomorrow (7:30 p.m.). Komen Foundation.Īnd here’s more info on Ch. The scarves are on sale at Macy’s throughout October, with proceeds benefiting the Susan B. are wearing a limited-edition scarf designed by Leonello Borghi for recent ads running throughout this month – which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.Įach celeb has a story related to breast cancer: Cox’s grandmother battled the disease into remission, while the mother of Cox’s husband, David Arquette, lost her battle, as did Mullally’s best friend. Megan Mullally (“Will & Grace”), Marcia Gay Harden, Courteney Cox and Rick Fox (“Oz”) are joining Ford Motor Co. Stars going neck-and-neck for cancer cause