Kate Burton
Milestones
- Birthplace: Geneva, Switzerland
- Birthday: September 10, 1957
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2005
Appeared with Naomi Watts and Ryan Gosling in Marc Forster's "Stay"
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2005
Cast in the HBO mini-series "Empire Falls" based on Richard Russo's novel
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2005 to 2007
Portrayed Meredith's (Ellen Pompeo) mother, an ex-surgeon who suffers from Alzheimer's Disease on the ABC medical drama "Grey's Anatomy"; earned an Emmy nomination in 2006 and 2007 for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
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2005
Starred in the revival of W. Somerset Maugham's "The Constant Wife"; earned a Tony nomination for her performance
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2002
Cast opposite Diane Lane in Adrian Lyne's "Unfaithful"
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2002
Co-starred as Mrs. Kendal in the Brodway revival of "The Elephant Man", starring Billy Crudup
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2001
Received rave reviews for her turn as "Hedda Gabler", produced on Broadway
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2000
Reprised role in Irish staging of "The Beauty Queen of Lenane" in Waterford
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1999
Assumed leading role in the Broadway production of "The Beauty Queen of Lenane"
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1998
Had supporting role in Woody Allen's "Celebrity"
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1997
Had featured role in L.A. production of Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia"
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1997
Played the recurring role of a district attorney in the legal drama "The Practice" (ABC)
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1997
Returned to Broadway succeeding Kate Nelligan in "An American Daughter" (June)
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1996
Starred in "Notes for My Daughter", an "ABC Afterschool Special"; won Daytime Emmy for performance
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1994
Appeared as Henry Winkler's wife in the short-lived Fox sitcom "Monty"
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1992
Played mother in NBC series "Home Fires"
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1986
Had featured role in "Big Trouble in Little China"
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1984
Co-starred with her father in the CBS miniseries "Ellis Island"
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1983
Made stage musical debut in "Doonesbury"
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1983
Starred in title role in Off-Broadway production of "Alice in Wonderland"; recreated role for PBS version which also featured her father
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1982
Made New York stage debut in "Present Laughter"
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1969
Made screen debut in small role in "Anne of a Thousand Days", starring her father
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Moved to USA at age four; grew up in Manhattan