Marnie Mosiman Tribute
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Marnie was born and raised in
Minneapolis, Minnesota and went to a public school and the Children's Theatre School. On leaving school, she
attended the Principia Arts College.
Marnie's parents were not
involved in acting, but they were both musical. Marnie has a great
singing voice and it was because singing came so naturally to her
that she found it was not satisfying enough on its own. This led her
to acting and she has worked extensively in all mediums.
While working with the Seattle
Repertory Company in 1979 Marnie met her future husband, John de
Lancie. She was appearing in a production of Heartbreak House which
John went to see. As he tells it, he thought Marnie spoke very well,
her acting was 'not bad' and he finally noticed she was also pretty!
Marnie started to receive flowers from her then anonymous admirer. A
week later there was an invitation to join him for dinner which she
accepted. They have since worked together in a number of productions,
including 2 very special ones - their sons Keegan and
Owen.
Marnie and John
Marnie has made many stage
appearances, including Cloud 9 for the LA Stage Company in 1983. She
won the LA Drama Critics Award (the Los Angeles equivalent to New
York's Tony Award) for this and in 1985 was a finalist in the
Metropolitan Opera Competition. Marnie has also appeared in a New
York stage production of A Little Night Music.
Her TV appearances include
"Remington Steele," "Dallas," "Knotts Landing," "Hunter" and the Star Trek:
The Next Generation episode, "Loud As A Whisper."
She currently
provides several voices for TV animation productions.
Marnie's film work has included
movies like "Hero," where she appeared with Geena Davis and
Andy Garcia and also provided the singing voice for Jessica Rabbit
for Walt Disney Pictures.
Marnie in Hero
Marnie has been working with her husband,
John de Lancie, on their Alien Voices Presents project. Alien Voices
presents a dramatic reading of
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World
Marnie Mosiman as Gladys Hungerton, in Alien Voices: The Time
Machine, The Invisible Man, and The First Men in the Moon.
Marnie and Susan Bay recording for Alien
Voices
1997 Alien Voices® Inc. All Rights
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Marnie Mosiman Filmography
- Without Warning (1994) (TV) .... Annie
O'Neal
- Hero (1992) .... Susan
... aka Accidental Hero (1992)
- "Bold and the Beautiful, The" (1987) TV Series .... Dr. Tracy Peters (1992-1993)
... aka "Glamour" (1987)
... aka "Rags" (1987) (working title)
... aka "Top Models" (1987)
Marnie Mosiman in Alien Voices' Live Presentation of "The Lost World" July 12, 1998
1997 Alien Voices® Inc. All Rights
Reserved
Marnie Mosiman Notable TV guest appearances
- Marnie Mosiman in Alien Voices' "The Lost World"
- (April 1998): Played Lady Croom in "Arcadia" play by Tom Stoppard
(South Coast Repertory, Los Angeles, California, USA)
- Spicy City "SEX DRIVE"(August 1997)
- "Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990) in episode: "Girl from New York City, The" (episode # 82) 9/15/1993
- "Star Trek: The Next Generation" "Q-Pid" This maid was John de Lancie's real life wife, Marnie Mosiman.
- "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) playing "Woman" in episode: "Loud As A Whisper" (episode # 2.5) 1/7/1989
- Fraiser "It's Hard to say Goodbye if You Won't Leave" (01/09/96)
- Remington Steele "Steele, Inc." (Jan. 14, 1986)
- Fraiser "IT'S HARD TO SAY GOODBYE IF YOU WON'T LEAVE" 01/09/96 ... Donna
- Fraiser "FRASIER GRINCH" (12/19/95) ....Donna
- Picket Fences {Remote Control}; 1994
- Dallas
- Knotts Landing
- Hunter
Marnie Mosiman Theatre Credits
- A Little Night Music, New York stage production
- Cloud 9 for the LA Stage Company in 1983
- Hearbreak House Seattle Repertory Company in 1979
Marnie Mosiman Audio Work