Mary McCormack

Cast in the Broadway production of Marc Camoletti's 1960s comedy "Boeing-Boeing"; earned a Tony award nomination for Featured Actress in a Play

Cast in "1408," based on the Stephen King short story

Played a US Marshal attached to the federal witness protection program in the USA series, "In Plain Sight"

Cast as Carol McKay in the TV miniseries "Traffic," based on the brittish series

Cast in "Traffic: The Miniseries" (USA) a three-part feature based on the British miniseries and 2000 motion picture

Joined the cast of NBC's "The West Wing," as the President's Deputy National Security Advisor

Starred in the political HBO series "K Street," directed by Steven Soderbergh and produced by George Clooney

Cast in Steven Soderbergh's ensemble, "Full Frontal"

Co-starred with James Caveziel in the sports drama "Madison" (filmed in 1999); released theatrically in 2002

Offered an effective turn as the no-nonsense wife of a carpenter in "World Traveler"; released theatrically in 2002

Teamed with Minnie Driver in "High Heels and Lowlifes"

Played leading roles in the London staging of Neil LaBute's three one-act plays under the collective title "bash, latter day plays"

Starred with Frances Fisher and Craig Ferguson in the comedy feature "The Big Tease/Je m'appelle Crawford"

Appeared in Clint Eastwood's thriller "True Crime"

Assumed role of Sally Bowles in the NYC stage revival of "Cabaret"

Played a DEA agent in "Harvest"

Played an infertile woman married to a religious fanatic in Lisanne Skyler's debut feature "Getting to Know You"

Played Russell Crowe's wife in the hockey themed feature "Mystery, Alaska"

Appeared in the sci-fi adventure "Deep Impact"

Had a featured role as Stanley Tucci's devious associate in "The Alarmist"

Appeared along with her brother Will in the independent feature "Colin Fitz"; premiered at Sundance Film Festival

First major film role, as Mrs. Howard Stern in "Private Parts"

Cast on ABC's "Murder One" as junior attorney Justine Appleton

Feature film debut, small role "Miracle on 34th Street"

TV debut, guest appearance on "Law & Order" (NBC)

After graduating from college, moved to New York City to pursue a stage career

Stage debut at age 12 in a production of the Christmas opera "Amahl and the Night Visitors"

Appeared in regional theater in New Jersey

Played roles off-Broadway, appearing in productions at The Atlantic Theatre Company and Naked Angels