Mary Mara

Actress Mary Mara, who appeared in TV shows including Ray Donovan, Dexter and ER in an acting career spanning more than 30 years, has died in what ...

Her earliest acting credit goes back to the 1989 movie The Preppie Murder. The New York native worked regularly ever since, with a combination of repeat characters in some shows and appearances in others. In a statement, her manager Craig Dorfman described her as “electric, funny and a true individual" who was well-loved, as well as a tremendous actress. Actress Mary Mara, who appeared in TV shows including Ray Donovan, Dexter and ER in an acting career spanning more than 30 years, has died in what authorities have said appeared to be a drowning accident.

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Her most recent on screen role was that of Molly in the 2020 film Break Even. “She was electric, funny, and a true individual. She will be missed.”

Mary, who was best known for her roles in ER, Star Trek and Ray Donovan, has tragically died after drowning in a river, police have confirmed.

"She had a terrific sense of humour and a unique outlook on life. She was utterly captivating, well loved, and will be missed." It is thought that Mary had been visiting her sister and was in the river doing exercise.

American actress Mary Mara has died at the age of 61. Ms Mara, who played Loretta Sweet in the TV series ER, was found in a river in Cape Vincent, ...

Ms Mara’s manager Craig Dorfman said: “Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met. “The investigation is continuing.” “The preliminary investigation suggests the victim drowned while swimming.

Actress Mary Mara died in an apparent drowning in an Upstate New York river, state police said. The body of the 61-year-old, who appeared on multiple hit ...

I still remember seeing her onstage in 1992 in "Mad Forest" off Broadway. She was electric, funny and a true individual. "Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met. She will be missed."

Ms Mara's career in TV and film spanned three decades and saw her appearing in over 20 movies and 40 television shows.

She had a terrific sense of humour and a unique outlook on life. Ms Mara’s career in TV and film spanned three decades and saw her appear in more than 20 movies and 40 television shows. Ms Mara’s career in TV and film spanned three decades and saw her appearing in over 20 movies and 40 television shows

Mary Mara an American actress of 61 years, was found dead by the river on June 26th. She had apparently drowned as per initial reports.

"I still remember seeing her onstage in 1992 in 'Mad Forest' off Broadway. She was electric, funny, and a true individual. "I still remember seeing her onstage in 1992 in 'Mad Forest' off Broadway. She was electric, funny, and a true individual. Craig recalled seeing her on stage near Broadway way back 1991 where she was greatly cheered by the audience for her impromptu performance. Mary Mara was born in Syracuse New York and was an alma mater ofYale University. She has acted in more than 20 films during her lifetime and did about 40 television appearances. Craig recalled seeing her on stage near Broadway way back 1991 where she was greatly cheered by the audience for her impromptu performance. She was very good at comedy, dished out an electrifying performance and everyone loved her.

ER, Law & Order and Ray Donovan actress Mary Mara has died aged 61 after drowning in a river in New York.

"She was electric, funny and a true individual. She will be missed." R.I.P." Tributes have since poured in for the actress, with her manager, Craig Dorfman, saying: "Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met. "The investigation is continuing." She was found on Sunday morning in a river near the Canadian border and is believed to have drowned while swimming.

The 61-year-old character actress was best known for her roles on “ER,” “Nash Bridges,” “Dexter” and “Ray Donovan.”

We performed together back in 2008 in Malcolm Danare’s “In Heat” at the Lost Playhouse in LA. She was plowing through the aftereffects of Chemo. Brave, brilliant, Uber-talented. Earth will be much less-colorful without her. The recurring spot on “ER” helped catapult Mara into a main cast role on “Nash Bridges,” appearing in 23 episodes in the first two seasons between 1996 and 1997. I had the absolute pleasure of working with Mary Mara for 2 great years. Mary Mara’s first credited role was in the 1989 made-for-TV movie “The Preppie Murder,” according to her IMDb page. “Consummate pro, funny, sharp, kind, a first class human being. “She was electric, funny, and a true individual, and devoted to her family. After appearing in the 1992 Billy Crystal film, “Mr. Saturday Night,” Mara broke through on “ER” at a time when the NBC show was the hottest prime-time medical drama on television. This the Mary I remember. “This the Mary I remember,” Saenz tweeted. “Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met,” Dorfman said. Mara was a celebrated character actress with more than 80 screen credits to her name. “The preliminary investigation suggests the victim drowned while swimming,” Major Michael S. TenEyck wrote.

Mary Mara was praised as a an "electric, funny, and a true individual" with a prolific 30-year acting career.

Actress Mary Mara, who starred in TV shows including ER, Dexter and Ray Donovan, has died aged 61 in New York state. Mary Mara, actress who starred in TV shows including ER and Ray Donovan, dies aged 61 in apparent drowning, US police say Mary Mara was praised as a an "electric, funny, and a true individual" with a prolific 30-year acting career.

New York State Police identified the body of a woman found in the St. Lawrence River on Sunday as that of 'ER' and 'Ray Donovan' actor Mary Mara.

But New York State Police said there were no signs of foul play and that it appeared the “Dexter” actor died while swimming. Her entertainment career spanned decades and was filled with recurring and guest roles on the small screen. The TV veteran and film star died in an apparent drowning in upstate New York near the Canadian border, according to a Monday statement from New York State Police.

TELEVISION actress Mary Mara was found dead on Sunday at the age of 61.The ER star reportedly drowned in the St Lawrence River, where New York State t.

"She had a terrific sense of humor and a unique outlook on life. "She was electric, funny, and a true individual. She will be missed." "Mary’s body was found this morning in her beloved St Lawrence River. She drowned while swimming." Mara was a Syracuse native who lived in Cape Vincent at the time of her death. The actress' manager Craig Dorfman toldFox News Digital: "Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met." I love you Mary," Corbett said. "Perhaps the most familiar was her recurring role in the 1990s of Loretta Sweet, a sympathetic, down-and-out prostitute and single mother on the NBC series, 'ER.'" "She was kind enough to participate in a table read of one of my earliest scripts." The play was part of New York City's Shakespeare in the Park. Kind words in manager's tributeMary Mara'smanager, Craig Dorfman, told PEOPLEthat she was "one of the finest actresses I ever met." The actress' manager Craig Dorfman told Fox News Digital: "Mary’s body was found this morning in her beloved St Lawrence River. She drowned while swimming."

Mary Mara shared a now haunting online post calling water soothing a year before her suspected drowning death. The 'Ray Donovan' actress, 61, was found dead ...

Mara was hailed by her relatives as 'a gifted character actor' who excelled in 'complex portrayals of often-troubled characters' in an obituary.

She was brave, brilliant, funny and just plain Uber-talented. 'She had beaten cancer and was somehow fighting through the aftereffects of Chemo when we worked. The latest: Family, friends and colleagues of late actress Mary Mara mourned her in the wake of her drowning death at the age of 61 in upstate New York. Mara was snapped in LA in 2006 General Hospital actor Jon Lindstrom said he was 'crushed to learn of Mary Mara's untimely passing' alongside a photo of the pair together. Family, friends and colleagues of late actress Mary Mara mourned her in the wake of her drowning death at the age of 61 in upstate New York. General Hospital actor Jon Lindstrom said he was 'crushed to learn of Mary Mara's untimely passing' alongside a photo of the pair together

Mara, 61, and actress known for her roles on ER, Ray Donovan and Shameless, may have slipped, causing her to drown after her swim in the St. Lawrence River ...

Life affirming river swim, first one of the season.' The river in the farthest reaches of upstate New York is chilly even in the summer 'Mary was one of the finest actresses I ever met. She was brave, brilliant, funny and just plain Uber-talented. 'I still remember the first time that I saw her onstage in Mad Forest in '92. She was utterly captivating, well loved, and will be missed.' A July 2019 Instagram post from Mara, which shows her stepping into the St. Lawrence river for a swim. Mary Mara pictured in 2001 at the premiere of 'Stranger Inside' at the Galaxy Theater in Hollywood Mary Mara pictured in 2018 at the opening of the play 'Sweat' at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, Calif. Investigators say Mara's face was covered with abrasions. Actress Mary Mara died at age 61 after drowning in the St. Lawrence River Mara, 61, and actress known for her roles on 'ER,' 'Ray Donovan' and 'Shameless,' drowned after going for a swim in the St. Lawrence River in Cape Vincent on Sunday. Now, investigators believe Mara was getting out of the river after her swim, slipped and hit her head, which caused her to fall back into the water and drown. - Mara had an extensive career in Hollywood and television, working alongside some of the biggest names in the business

Actress Mary Mara's untimely drowning might've involved serious blunt head trauma, according to her family.

Actress Mary Mara Drowning Death May Have Involved Blunt Head Trauma Actress Mary Mara's Drowning Death May Have Involved Blunt Head Trauma Actress Mary Mara's drowning may have resulted from a serious head injury ... this according to her rep. Mary's rep Craig Dorfman tells TMZ ... investigators informed her family about new evidence ... that she may have died after slipping and hitting her head following her swim in the town of Cape Vincent.

Cape Vincent, N.Y. — The drowning this weekend in the St. Lawrence River of a Syracuse native who went on to become a TV and movie actress has been ruled ...

Reach her at 315-396-5961, on Twitter @kirk_rylee, or [email protected]. Have a tip, story idea, photo, question or comment? Mara graduated from Corcoran High School in Syracuse and graduated from Yale University, according to Syracuse.com

She appeared in dozens of movies and television shows in a career of more than 30 years. The police said they believed she died in a drowning accident.

“It is a male-dominated show with Don and Cheech the principals,” she told The Post-Standard of Syracuse in 1999. Her last credit was in the 2020 movie “Break Even.” Her brother, Roger, who was a puppeteer, told The San Francisco Examiner in 1996 that he and Mary were encouraged by their mother’s flair for the dramatic. The police said they believed she died in a drowning accident. She was perhaps best known for her recurring roles on “ER,” in which she played a patient, Loretta Sweet, from 1995-96, and on “Nash Bridges,” in which she played Inspector Bryn Carson from 1996-97. Mary Mara, a character actress who appeared on television shows including “Nash Bridges,” “Dexter” and “ER” in a career that spanned more than 30 years, has died in upstate New York. She was 61.

The "ER" and "Ray Donovan" actress's cause of death was announced Wednesday by police, bringing an end to online rumors around the fatal accident.

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The actress was suspected to have drowned when her body was found on Sunday. The medical examiner found that her death was an accident and attributed it to “ ...

We performed together back in 2008 in Malcolm Danare’s “In Heat” at the Lost Playhouse in LA. She was plowing through the aftereffects of Chemo. Brave, brilliant, Uber-talented. Earth will be much less-colorful without her. We performed together back in 2008 in Malcolm Danare’s ‘In Heat’ at the Lost Playhouse in LA. She was plowing through the aftereffects of Chemo. Brave, brilliant, Uber-talented. Earth will be much less-colorful without her. Actor Jon Lindstrom, who worked with Mary in the past, was one of the first celebs to share a touching post about her on Twitter. It included a photo of the two of them along with a sweet and heartbreaking caption. Fans also shared loving messages to the late actress’ family. Original: Mary Mara, who was known for her roles on the television series, ER and Criminal Minds, died at the age of 61 after she seemed to drown during a swimming trip, a statement from the New York State Police reports. “Crushed to learn of Mary Mara’s untimely passing. A different statement from Mary’s brother-in-law, Scott Dailey, also gave the public more information about her death and it claims she was staying at her sister Martha’s summer home when the “apparent swimming accident” happened, PEOPLE reported. Crushed to learn of Mary Mara’s untimely passing. In addition to a stepdaughter, Katie Mersola, Mary is survived by two sisters, including Martha Mara and Susan Mara, as well as their husbands, including Scott, who spoke out after her death. She will be missed,” he told the outlet while also sharing that she was “one of the finest actresses I ever met.” “I still remember seeing her onstage in 1992 in Mad Forest off-Broadway. She was electric, funny, and a true individual. Update (6/29/22 3:07 p.m. EST): Mary Mara’s cause of death was confirmed to be drowning by the New York State Police Department on Wednesday, June 29.