Lindsay CrouseAKA:
Lindsay Ann Crouse
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05/12/1948 Birthplace:
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biography
An excellent character actress of the 1970s, 80s and 90s, Crouse had established herself as an outstanding off-Broadway actress in such roles as Ophelia opposite William Hurt's "Hamlet" and Viola in "Twelfth Night; she won an OBIE in her then-husband David Mamet's "Reunion" in 1980. After a strong cameo in "The Verdict" (1982), a moving performance as an Ethel Rosenberg-inspired character in "Daniel" (1983) and an Oscar-nominated turn in "Places in the Heart" (1984), Crouse played a cool, impressive lead in "House of Games" (1987), written and directed by Mamet. Her film career picked up in
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milestones
Year
Milestone
1972
Made first Broadway appearance in the acclaimed New York Shakespeare Festival revival of "Much Ado About Nothing"
1976
Screen acting debut in "All the President's Men"
1976
TV-movie debut in "Eleanor and Franklin" (ABC)
1977
Had featured role as the wealthy wife of a hockey player (Michael Ontkean) in "Slap Shot"; first film with Paul Newman
1977
Featured in the ensemble of "Between the Lines", a low-budget comedy-drama about the staff of an underground Boston newspaper
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