Mary Beth Hurt

AKA:
Mary Beth Supinger
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
09/26/1948
Birthplace:
Marshalltown, Iowa
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biography
Slender, aggressively versatile stage performer whose best known work includes "Trelawney of the Wells" (1976) with the New York Shakespeare Festival, "Love for Love" (1974) with the Phoenix Repertory Company and the Broadway production of "Crimes of the Heart" (1981-83). Hurt made her film debut as one of three emotionally tormented sisters in Woody Allen's starkly dramatic "Interiors" (1978) and followed up with her first feature lead in "Head Over Heels" (1979).

Because of her theater commitments, Hurt's film career has not been especially prolific, but she has regularly appeared in Continued

Credits
Untraceable
Stella Marsh
2008
Lady in the Water
Mrs Bell
2006
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
Judge Brewster
2005
Bringing Out the Dead
Nurse Constance
1999
Affliction
Lillian--Wade's Ex-Wife
1999
From the Journals of Jean Seberg
Jean Seberg
1996
Six Degrees of Separation
Kitty
1993
Light Sleeper
Teresa
1992
The Dead Girl
Ruth
The Age of Innocence
Regina Beaufort
Compromising Positions
Peg Tuccio
A Change of Seasons
Kasey Evans
My Boyfriend's Back
Mrs Dingle
Perception
Dorothy Marshall
Defenseless
Ellie Seldes
Chilly Scenes of Winter
Laura Connolly
Parents
Lily Laemle
The World According to Garp
Helen Holm
Interiors
Joey
D.A.R.Y.L.
Joyce Richardson
milestones
Year
Milestone
1973 
First NYC stage appearance in Equity Library Theatre's production of "New Girl in Town"
1973 
Off-Broadway debut, "As You Like It" with the New York Shakespeare Festival
1974 
Broadway debut, "Love for Love"
1977 
First notable US TV appearance, a prominent supporting role in the PBS "Theater in America" presentation of the Phoenix Repertory Company's production of "Secret Service", starring John Lithgow and Meryl Streep
1978 
Made film debut in Woody Allen's "Interiors"
Continued