Mary Anne McGarry

Mary Anne McGarry was an American actor who is best known for her roles in “Hitchcock,” “Red Dragon,” and “Modern Family.” Born on May 20, 1944, in Cincinnati, Ohio, she made significant contributions to both theater and television.

Personal and Family Life

Mary Anne McGarry was born to Irish-American parents and held dual citizenship in the United States and Ireland. She started her acting career at the young age of 14 and developed a passion for theater throughout her life. McGarry had a daughter, three grandchildren, and three siblings who were part of her close family.

Career

With a rich academic background, McGarry studied at various esteemed institutions, including Universite Laval in Quebec and Cambridge University in the UK. Her professional theater career spanned across major venues in the U.S., where she acted, directed, and produced. She began her work in television and film in 1988 and faced early challenges, such as being let go from “Roseanne,” alongside George Clooney.

Death and Legacy

Mary Anne McGarry passed away on December 22, 2023, in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, California. She left behind a legacy of theatrical achievement and a diverse portfolio of work in film and TV. Her contributions to the arts continue to inspire future generations of actors and writers.

Filmography