Family
daughter:Willa Mamet (born c. 1982)
daughter:Zosia Mamet (born February 2, 1988 in Randolph, Vermont)
father:Russel Crouse (born in 1889; died in 1966; collaborated with Howard Lindsay on such plays and musicals as "Life With Father", "The State of the Union", "Call Me Madam" and "The Sound of Music")
husband:David Mamet (married on December 21, 1977; divorced in 1990)
mother:Anna Crouse (board member of Lincoln Center Theater)
Companion(s)
Robert Duvall
, Companion
, ```..was living with Crouse when she met Mamet
Theatre World Award 1992
OBIE Award Performance "Reunion" 1979 - 1980
2001 Co-starred with John Mahoney in the L.A. premiere of stage play "The Weir"
2001 Appeared alongside Ally Sheedy in the TNT drama "The Warden"
1999 Offered fine turn as Lowell Bergman's wife in the Oscar-nominated Best Picture "The Insider"
1997 Acted in "Prefontaine", portraying the runner's mom
1996 Portrayed Marilyn Monroe's acting coach in the HBO movie "Norma Jean and Marilyn"
1995 Cast as Randy Quaid's bitter ex-wife in "Bye Bye, Love"
1994 Reteamed with Yellen for the similarly improved "Parallel Lives" (Showtime)
1994 Was a regular on the short-lived CBS police drama "Traps"
1993 Acted in the ensemble of the improved TV-movie "Chantilly Lace", a Showtime comedy-drama directed by Linda Yellen
1991 Returned to Broadway in revival of Harold Pinter's play "The Homecoming"
1989 Played the wife of a man convinced he had been abducted by aliens in "Communion"
1987 Moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts (date approximate)
1987 Had starring role in then-husband David Mamet's film "House of Games"; portrayed a psychiatrist who agrees to help a patient get out of his gambling debt
1984 Co-starred with Timothy Hutton in "Iceman"
1984 Received a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination as a married woman whose husband is having an affair in a small Texas town in "Places in the Heart"
1982 Second movie with Paul Newman, "The Verdict"; scripted by Mamet
1981 Played the lead character of Margaret (essayed by Myrna Loy) in flashbacks in the ABC drama "Summer Solstice"
1979 - 1982 Member of the Circle Repertory Company; acted in such acclaimed productions as "Reunion" (1979) and "Childe Byron" (1981)
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
1976 Screen acting debut in "All the President's Men"
1976 TV-movie debut in "Eleanor and Franklin" (ABC)
1972 Made first Broadway appearance in the acclaimed New York Shakespeare Festival revival of "Much Ado About Nothing"
Had recurring role on the popular NBC police drama "Hill Street Blues"
Had recurring role in episodes of the popular series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (The WB)
