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Andie MacDowell

Milestones

  • Birthplace: Gaffney, South Carolina, USA
  • Birthday: April 21, 1958
  • 2006

    Voiced Etta the Hen in the animated feature, "Barnyard"

  • 2005

    Appeared in the comedy "Beauty Shop" starring Queen Latifah

  • 2005

    Co-starred with Rosie O'Donnell in the CBS movie "Riding the Bus With My Sister," based on the book about her characters challenging relationship with her developmentally disabled sibling; directed by Anjelica Huston

  • 2001

    Co-starred in the HBO adaptation of the Pulitzer-winning play "Dinner With Friends"

  • 2001

    Had featured role as Warren Beatty's vivacious paramour in "Town & Country", which also reteamed her with Keaton

  • 1999

    Executive produced and co-starred with Andy Garcia in the comedy "Just the Ticket"

  • 1999

    Played the wife of blocked screenwriter Albert Brooks in Brooks' "The Muse"

  • 1999

    Profiled in Lifetime's "Intimate Portrait: Andie MacDowell"

  • 1999

    Realized her dream of acting with Miss Piggy in "Muppets from Space"

  • 1998

    Starred in "Shadrach" with Harvey Keitel

  • 1997

    Played Bill Pullman's wife in "The End of the Violence"

  • 1996

    Appeared as a skeptical reporter who becomes romantically involved with William Hurt in "Michael"

  • 1996

    Portrayed Michael Keaton's wife in Ramis' "Multiplicity"

  • 1995

    Headlined Diane Keaton's "Unstrung Heroes" as a dying mother

  • 1994

    Co-starred opposite Hugh Grant in the Oscar-nominated Best Picture "Four Weddings and a Funeral"

  • 1993

    Featured in the ensemble of Robert Altman's "Short Cuts"

  • 1993

    Played leading lady to Bill Murray in Harold Ramis' "Groundhog Day"

  • 1991

    Played opposite Bruce Willis in the box-office bomb "Hudson Hawk"

  • 1991

    TV acting debut, "A Domestic Dilemma", a segment of HBO's "Women and Men II"

  • 1990

    Starred with Gerard Depardieu in the romantic comedy "Green Card"

  • 1989

    Had breakthrough screen role in "sex, lies and videotape"

  • 1985

    Feature acting debut with her own voice, "St. Elmo's Fire"

  • 1984

    Feature acting debut, "Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes"; played Jane; her natural Southern accent proved a problem and her dialogue was later dubbed by Glenn Close

  • 1978

    Dropped out of college at age 20

  • 1978

    Moved to New York City

  • 1978

    Signed by Elite Model Managment

  • Moved to Paris to work as an Elite model

  • Worked at McDonald's while in high school

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