Mary McCormack

Mary McCormack is an American actress known for her leading characters in the TV show 'Murder', 'The West Wing In Plain Sight' and "Loaded". Her film roles include Private Parts, Deep Impact, ??True Crime ?TM and ??1408 ?TM. McCormack was the daughter of an owner of an ice-cream shop as well as the clinical psychologist. Their family has no involvement in entertainment. After her parents divorced in 1990 she attended Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut and graduated with an undergraduate degree in the field of Comparative Arts. In the teen years the actress began acting in an production of the Christmas musical "Amahl And the Night Visitors". McCormack continued to perform in the theater, eventually landing roles on the screen with a small size and on the large. McCormack has been hailed as one Hollywood's most versatile actors. In her marriage to producer and director Michael Morris, she has three children. Mary Mary Mary

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