Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio

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Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio was born on Nov 17, 1958 in USA. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's big-screen debut came with The King of Comedy directed by Martin Scorsese in 1982. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio is known for The Punisher directed by Jim O'Hanlon, Jon Bernthal stars as Frank Castle and Amber Rose Revah as Dinah Madani. Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio has got 1 awards and 7 nominations so far. The most recent award Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio achieved is Gracie Allen Awards. The upcoming new tvshow Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio plays is The Punisher - Season 2 which will be released on Nov 17, 2017.

Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio was born in Lombard, Illinois, to Mary D. (Pagone) and Frank A. Mastrantonio, who ran a bronze foundry. Her parents were of Italian descent. She was raised in Oak Park, IL, and began her career in school plays as a teenager. Mary attended the University of Illinois and got bitten by the acting bug, starring in "Guys and Dolls".Leaving for New York, she took part in "West Side Story" in 1981. She also made it into movies, starring alongside Al Pacino in Scarface (1983). In 1985, she starred in La couleur de l'argent (1986), which earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress.Around 1990, a string of movies came about that really gave her a lot of attention: important roles in Abyss (1989), Affaire non classée (1991), and Robin des bois: Prince des voleurs (1991). At this time she married Calendrier meurtrier (1989) director Pat O'Connor. Mastrantonio is also a renowned cabaret-style singer, and her singing is showcased in John Sayles's Limbo (1999).Careerwise, she took the decision to pick roles she liked instead of roles that would attract attention. Also, she took time off to be with her family. As of 2001, she lives with her husband and two children in London, England, UK.

  • Birthday

    Nov 17, 1958
  • Place of Birth

    Lombard, Illinois, USA
  • Also known

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Awards

1 wins & 7 nominations

Gracie Allen Awards
2005
Outstanding Female Lead in a Drama Special
Winner - Gracie

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