Maddie Corman

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Maddie Corman (* 15. August 1970 in New York City , New York as Madeleine Cornman ) is an American actress .

Life

Corman began her acting career in 1985, initially with an episode role in the television series Junge Schicksale (ABC Afterschool Specials) on the side of Seth Green . That same year she made her feature film debut in Ticket to Heaven , a youth film starring Jennifer Connelly . Two years later she starred alongside Eric Stoltz , Mary Stuart Masterson and Lea Thompson in Isn't She Wonderful? . She also got a leading role in the television series Mr. President . The series with George C. Scott as US President was discontinued after 24 episodes. In the 1990s, Corman initially played mainly guest roles in various series formats before she received another leading role in All-American Girl . This series with Margaret Cho in the lead role was also discontinued at the end of the first season. From the mid-1990s she was seen more often in feature films, but mostly in minor supporting roles.

Corman has been married to actor and television director Jace Alexander since 1998 and they have three children.

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SURNAME Corman, Maddie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Cornman, Madeleine
BRIEF DESCRIPTION US-american actress
DATE OF BIRTH 15th August 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH New York City , New York, United States