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The tall, striking granddaughter of celebrated writer Ernest Hemingway, this actress' performance as Woody Allen's high school-age girlfriend in "Manhattan" (1979) earned her an Oscar nomination. Hemingway made her feature debut with her older sister Margot (formerly Margaux) in the controversial rape drama "Lipstick" (1976). She starred as a lesbian pentathlete in "Personal Best" (1982) and as murdered Playboy model and actress Dorothy Stratten in Bob Fosse's "Star 80" (1983)....
Full Bio & Milestones

Filmography

A Moveable Feast - ( Producer / / Announced / )
Movable Feast - ( Director / / Announced / )
Movable Feast - ( Screenplay / / Announced / )
Time of Change - ( / / In-Production / )
My Suicide - ( - Cast / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
The Golden Boys - ( Martha / / Lensing/Awaiting Release / )
Nanking - ( Minnie Vautrin / 2007 / Released / )
In Her Line of Fire - ( Lynne Delaney / 2006 / Released / )
Perfume - ( Leese / 2002 / Released / )
The Contender - ( Cynthia Lee / 2000 / Released / )
The Sex Monster - ( Laura Barnes / 1999 / Released / )
Little Men - ( Jo Bhaer / 1998 / Released / Motion International )
Star 80 - ( Dorothy Stratten / 1998 / Released / Columbia-EMI-Warner )
Deconstructing Harry - ( Beth Kramer / 1997 / Released / )
Bad Moon - ( Janet / 1996 / Released / )
Deceptions II: Edge of Deception - ( / 1994 / Released / Saban Entertainment )
Falling From Grace - ( Alice Parks / 1992 / Released / )
Delirious - ( Janet Dubois--Louise / 1991 / Released / )
Fire, Ice and Dynamite - ( / 1990 / Released / Alpha Films Geneva )
Sunset - ( Cheryl King / 1988 / Released / )
The Suicide Club - ( Sasha Collins / 1988 / Released / Actual Video )
The Suicide Club - ( Co-Producer / 1988 / Released / Actual Video )
Superman IV: the Quest for Peace - ( Lacy Warfield / 1987 / Released / )
Creator - ( Meli / 1985 / Released / )
The Mean Season - ( Christine Connelly / 1985 / Released / Thorn EMI )
Personal Best - ( Chris Cahill / 1982 / Released / )
Manhattan - ( Tracy / 1979 / Released / )
Lipstick - ( Kathy McCormick / 1976 / Released / )
TV Credits
See Arnold Run ( 2005 / Released ): Actor
Eugene O'Neill: A Haunted Life ( 2002 / Released ): Voice
First Shot ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
Warning: Parental Advisory ( 2002 / Released ): Actor
Crossing Jordan ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
John Candy: The E! True Hollywood Story ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
Londinium ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
The Critics' Choice Awards ( 2001 / Released ): Actor
First Daughter ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
Kiss of a Stranger ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
Road Ends ( 1999 / Released ): Actor
Ernest Hemingway: Wrestling With Life ( 1998 / Released ): Narrator
Famous Families ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Intimate Portrait: Mariel Hemingway ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Panama: Paradise Found? ( 1998 / Released ): Actor
Blood Money: Switzerland's Nazi Gold ( 1997 / Released ): Voice
September ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
The Crying Child ( 1996 / Released ): Actor
Central Park West ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
The Newsweek American Achievement Awards ( 1995 / Released ): Actor
Normandy: The Great Crusade ( 1994 / Released ): Voice
Storytime ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
The 15th Annual CableACE Awards ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
The 51st Annual Golden Globe Awards ( 1994 / Released ): Actor
Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
A Day in the Life of Hollywood ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
The 44th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards ( 1992 / Released ): Actor
Into the Badlands ( 1991 / Released ): Actor
Loved to Death ( 1991 / Released ): Actor
Voices That Care ( 1991 / Released ): Actor
Law & Order ( 1990 / Released ): Actor
Steal the Sky ( 1988 / Released ): Actor
Amerika ( 1987 / Released ): Actor
I Want to Keep My Baby! ( 1976 / Released ): Actor
Becker ( Released ): Actor
Civil Wars ( Released ): Actor
Roseanne ( Released ): Actor
Full Biography (Back to top)

The tall, striking granddaughter of celebrated writer Ernest Hemingway, this actress' performance as Woody Allen's high school-age girlfriend in "Manhattan" (1979) earned her an Oscar nomination. Hemingway made her feature debut with her older sister Margot (formerly Margaux) in the controversial rape drama "Lipstick" (1976). She starred as a lesbian pentathlete in "Personal Best" (1982) and as murdered Playboy model and actress Dorothy Stratten in Bob Fosse's "Star 80" (1983). Hemingway then treaded water in a string of less than successful features including "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace" (1987), Blake Edward's "Sunset" (1988), Tom Mankiewicz's "Delirious" (1991) and John Mellencamp's "Falling from Grace" (1992).

Hemingway's small screen appearances have garnered respectable attention. Besides several well received TV-movies (as an unwed mother in her debut "I Want to Keep My Baby" 1977, and as an Israeli-trained fighter pilot in "Steel the Sky" 1988) and a miniseries ("Amerika" 1987), she played sexy divorce lawyer Sydney Guilford, a regular role on the intelligent courtroom drama series "Civil Wars" (1991-93). In 1995, she returned to series TV, headlining the CBS sudser "Central Park West" as naive magazine editor Stephanie Wells, coping with her writer-husband's ambitions and a less-than-supportive staff. Dissatisfied with the development of the character, Hemingway opted to leave the series after the first thirteen episodes.


Profession(s):
Actor, producer, restaurant owner, yoga studio operator
Sometimes Credited As:
Mariel H Hemingway
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Family
daughter:Dree Louise Crisman (born c. 1987)
daughter:Langley Fox Crisman (born in August 1989)
father:John Hadley Hemingway (died at age 76 on December 1, 2000 of complications following heart surgery)
grandfather:Ernest Hemingway
husband:Steven Douglas Crisman (married on December 9, 1984; gave wife nickname of 'Sam'; co-owned Sam's Restaurant, Sam's Cafe (in Manhattan) and Sam's Restaurant in Dallas; sold restaurants in 1992)
mother:Byra Louise Hemingway (died in 1989 of cancer)
sister:Joan Hemingway (older)
sister:Margaux Hemingway (older; acted together in "Lipstick"; divorced from Bernard Fouche; born in 1955; found dead in her apartment in California in June 1996)

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Education
KSVCS High School Ketchum, Idaho
Milestones (Back to top)
2006 Starred as a Secret Service agent, opposite David Keith in "In Her Line of Fire"
2005 Portrayed Maria Shriver in A&E's biopic on Arnold Schwarzenegger "See Arnold Run"
2001 Re-teamed with Mike Binder to star in the comedy "Londinium"
2000 Had pivotal role in the political thriller "The Contender"
1999 Portrays a woman whose husband convinces her to have a ménage-a-trois in "Sex Monster," also starred Mike Binder as the husband, who wrote and directed
1997 Reteamed with Woody Allen for a small role in "Deconstructing Harry"
1995 Cast as a series regular in the CBS primetime soap "Central Park West"
1994 Made guest appearance as a lesbian on an episode of the ABC sitcom "Roseanne"
1991 Became spokewoman for John Paul Mitchell Systems hair products
1991 Displayed her comic talents opposite John Candy in "Delirious"
1991 - 1993 Starred as divorce lawyer Sydney Guilford in the TV divorce-court drama series "Civil Wars" (ABC)
1987 Had featured role in the ABC miniseries "Amerika"
1986 Became owner/secretary for Clear Water Pictures
1985 Stage debut in Dallas, Texas production of "The Palace of Amateurs"
1985 Made Off-Broadway stage debut at the Manhattan Theatre Club in "California Dog Fight"
1983 Cast as slain PLAYBOY centerfold Dorothy Stratten in "Star 80", directed by Bob Fosse
1982 Played a lesbian athlete in Robert Towne's "Personal Best"
1979 Received a Best Supporting Actress Academy Award nomination as Woody Allen's teenaged love interest in "Manhattan"
1977 TV-movie debut, "I Want to Keep My Baby" (CBS)
1976 Film acting debut, "Lipstick", which starred sister Margeaux
Born three months after death of her grandfather, Ernest Hemingway
Family moved to Ketchum, Idaho when she was four
Will make feature directorial debut with "A Moveable Feast," based on the memoirs of Ernest Hemingway (lensed 2003)

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