Marcia Gay Harden

Award-Winning Actress Marcia Gay Harden Cares About Much More Than the Red Carpet Oscar winner Marcia Gay-Harden, who's been a highly sought after screen and stage actress since making her first splash in the Coen Brother's 1990 gangster epic Miller's Crossing, does more than lend her name to charitable causes -- she gets her hands dirty. Here's our exclusive sneak-peek excerpt of her upcoming cover story for VIVmag - an all digital, interactive luxury lifestyle magazine -- that's surely the...Read Full Story

There is theater history to be witnessed on the stage of Ahmanson Theater, where God of Carnage opened on Wednesday night with the much celebrated, original Tony-nominated Broadway cast intact (Marcia Gay Harden, James Gandolfini, Jeff Daniels and Hope Davis). In Yasmina Reza’s God of Carnage (best known for Art and Life X 3 ) Alan (Jeff Daniels) and Annette (Hope Davis) accept an invitation to the home of Michael (James Gandolfini) and Veronica (Marcia Gay Harden – who’s portrayal garnered...Read Full Story

Here's the official first trailer for Tony Kaye's ( American History X ) long awaited new drama (about high school teachers and their students seen through the eyes of the lead character, substitute teacher Mr. Henry Barthes)  Detachment which stars Academy Award-winning actor  Adrien Brody - in what many are saying is another Academy Award-winning performance for the Queens, NYC Native - alongside a stellar ensemble including Marcia Gay Harden ( Mystic River ), Christina Hendricks ,  Bryan...Read Full Story

Filed under: TV News Marcia Gay Harden is picking up her gun and badge once again to reprise her role on 'Law and Order: SVU.' Harden will play Dana Lewis in the eighth episode of this season. The character first appeared in 2005, and Harden received an Emmy nomination for a guest spot on the series in 2007. The character was last seen in season 8. Harden has appeared on a handful of episodes of USA Network's 'Royal Pains.' [ TV Guide ] In other casting news ... o. Jack Black has...Read Full Story

PASADENA, Calif. – Winning the Oscar didn’t change her, says actress Marcia Gay Harden. It changed everybody else. She won as best supporting actress for her role as the ever-patient wife in “Pollock.” “I think I stayed the same on some core level,” she says. “But it changed the way people perceive me. And therefore it probably does change me. It changes the way you see yourself a little bit. I think I do the same kind of work I did then, in the same kind of manner that I did then. I...Read Full Story