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Marchand was a prolific stage actress, performing in both contemporary and classical drama. She twice one the Obie Award, a prestigious award in New York’s Off-Broadway theatre, for Creator/JeanGene’s Creator/JeanGenet’s ''The Balcony'' and A.R. Gurney’s ''The Cocktail Hour''.
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Nancy Lou Marchand (June 19, 1928 – June 18, 2000) was an American actress. Born and raised in Buffalo, New York, she attended what would later be called Carnegie Mellon University. She subsequently studied at the Actor’s Studio in New York City.
Marchand was a prolific stage actress, performing in both contemporary and classical drama. She twice one the Obie Award, a prestigious award in New York’s Off-Broadway theatre, for Creator/JeanGene’s ''The Balcony'' and A.R. Gurney’s ''The Cocktail Hour''.
She had a long onscreen career, including starring opposite Rod Steiger in the original television play presentation of Creator/PaddyChayefsky’s ''Film/{{Marty}}''. In the late 1970s she gained new fame as publisher Margaret Jones Pynchon on ''Series/LouGrant''. She would go onto success with the comedy film ''Film/TheNakedGun'' and a renewed prominence as a dramatic actress with her role on ''Series/TheSopranos''. Sadly she died after filming two seasons on the latter show, forcing creator Creator/DavidChase to [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim permanently write her out]].
Marchand was married to Paul Sparer, the actor who provided the opening voice-over to ''Series/TalesFromTheDarkside'', and the couple had three children.
!!Works with Nancy Marchand:
!!!Film
* 1957 ''Film/TheBachelorParty'': Mrs. Julie Samson
* 1963 ''Film/LadybugLadybug'': Mrs. Andrews
* 1969 ''Film/MeNatalie'': Edna Miller
* 1970 ''Film/TellMeThatYouLoveMeJunieMoon'': Nurse Oxford
* 1971 ''Film/TheHospital'': Mrs. Christie
* 1972 ''Film/LookHomewardAngel'': Madame Elizabeth (MadeForTVMovie)
* 1977 ''Film/SoldiersHome'': Mrs. Krebs (TV Movie)
* 1984 ''Film/TheBostonians'': Mrs. Burrage
* 1987 ''Film/FromTheHip'': Roberta Winnaker
* 1988 ''Film/TheNakedGun'': Mayor Lillian Barkley
* 1991 ''Film/RegardingHenry'': Headmistress (UncreditedRole)
* 1992 ''Film/BrainDonors'': Lillian Oglethorpe
* 1995 ''Film/JeffersonInParis'': Madame Abbesse
* 1995 ''Film/{{Reckless}}'': Grandmother
* 1995 ''Film/Sabrina1995'': Maude Larrabee
* 1996 ''Film/DearGod'': Judge Kits Van Heynigan
!!!Television
* 1958 ''Series/ShirleyTemplesStorybook'': Queen (1 episode)
* 1959 ''Series/{{RCMP}}'': Gerta Boyd (1 episode)
* 1960 ''Series/TheLawAndMrJones'': Dorothy (1 episode)
* 1961-64 ''Series/TheDefenders1961'': Mrs. Crile/Rhoda Banter (2 episodes)
* 1962 ''Series/NakedCity'': Esther Kindall (1 episode)
* 1968 ''Series/{{NYPD}}'': Mrs. Windsor (1 episode)
* 1971 ''Series/LoveOfLife'': Vinnie Phillips (1 episode)
* 1972-76 ''Series/AnotherWorld'': Irene Kimbalt/Therese Lamonte
* 1975 ''Series/HallmarkHallOfFame'': Auntie (1 episode)
* 1975 ''Series/BeaconHill'': Mary Lassiter
* 1976 ''Series/TheAdamsChronicles'': Mrs. Smith
* 1977 ''Series/LoversAndFriends'': Edith Cushing (1 episode)
* 1977-82 ''Series/LouGrant'': Margaret Jones Pynchon
* 1984 ''Series/{{Cheers}}'': Hester Crane (1 episode)
* 1986 ''Series/SpenserForHire'': Emily Garden (1 episode)
* 1986 ''Series/NorthAndSouth: Book 2, Love & War'': Dorothea Dix
* 1990-92 ''Series/{{Coach}}'': Merlene Watkins (2 episodes)
* 1992 ''Series/LawAndOrder'': Mrs. Barbara Ryder (1 episode)
* 1992 ''Series/NightCourt'': Louise Cahill (2 episodes)
* 1993 ''Series/Crossroads1992'': Aunt Dorothy (1 episode)
* 1994 ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'': Lorraine Freeman (1 episode)
* 1999-2001 ''Series/TheSopranos'': Livia Soprano
!!!Stage
* 1951 ''Theatre/TheTamingOfTheShrew'': Hostess
* 1953 ''Theatre/LovesLabourLost'': Princess of France
* 1953 ''Theatre/TheMerchantOfVenice'': Nerissa
* 1956-57 ''Theatre/TheGoodPersonOfSetzuan'': Mrs. Mi Tzu
* 1959 ''Theatre/MuchAdoAboutNothing'': Ursula
* 1960 ''Theatre/TheBalcony'': Irma
* 1967 ''Theatre/AfterTheRain'': Gertrude Forbes-Cooper
* 1968-70 ''Theatre/FortyCarats'': Mrs. Latham
* 1975-76 ''Theatre/TheGlassMenagerie'': The Mother
* 1987 ''Theatre/{{Elektra}}'': Klytemnestra
* 1988 ''Theatre/TheCocktailHour'': Ann
* 1996 ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'': Lady Bracknell
Marchand was a prolific stage actress, performing in both contemporary and classical drama. She twice one the Obie Award, a prestigious award in New York’s Off-Broadway theatre, for Creator/JeanGene’s ''The Balcony'' and A.R. Gurney’s ''The Cocktail Hour''.
She had a long onscreen career, including starring opposite Rod Steiger in the original television play presentation of Creator/PaddyChayefsky’s ''Film/{{Marty}}''. In the late 1970s she gained new fame as publisher Margaret Jones Pynchon on ''Series/LouGrant''. She would go onto success with the comedy film ''Film/TheNakedGun'' and a renewed prominence as a dramatic actress with her role on ''Series/TheSopranos''. Sadly she died after filming two seasons on the latter show, forcing creator Creator/DavidChase to [[TheCharacterDiedWithHim permanently write her out]].
Marchand was married to Paul Sparer, the actor who provided the opening voice-over to ''Series/TalesFromTheDarkside'', and the couple had three children.
!!Works with Nancy Marchand:
!!!Film
* 1957 ''Film/TheBachelorParty'': Mrs. Julie Samson
* 1963 ''Film/LadybugLadybug'': Mrs. Andrews
* 1969 ''Film/MeNatalie'': Edna Miller
* 1970 ''Film/TellMeThatYouLoveMeJunieMoon'': Nurse Oxford
* 1971 ''Film/TheHospital'': Mrs. Christie
* 1972 ''Film/LookHomewardAngel'': Madame Elizabeth (MadeForTVMovie)
* 1977 ''Film/SoldiersHome'': Mrs. Krebs (TV Movie)
* 1984 ''Film/TheBostonians'': Mrs. Burrage
* 1987 ''Film/FromTheHip'': Roberta Winnaker
* 1988 ''Film/TheNakedGun'': Mayor Lillian Barkley
* 1991 ''Film/RegardingHenry'': Headmistress (UncreditedRole)
* 1992 ''Film/BrainDonors'': Lillian Oglethorpe
* 1995 ''Film/JeffersonInParis'': Madame Abbesse
* 1995 ''Film/{{Reckless}}'': Grandmother
* 1995 ''Film/Sabrina1995'': Maude Larrabee
* 1996 ''Film/DearGod'': Judge Kits Van Heynigan
!!!Television
* 1958 ''Series/ShirleyTemplesStorybook'': Queen (1 episode)
* 1959 ''Series/{{RCMP}}'': Gerta Boyd (1 episode)
* 1960 ''Series/TheLawAndMrJones'': Dorothy (1 episode)
* 1961-64 ''Series/TheDefenders1961'': Mrs. Crile/Rhoda Banter (2 episodes)
* 1962 ''Series/NakedCity'': Esther Kindall (1 episode)
* 1968 ''Series/{{NYPD}}'': Mrs. Windsor (1 episode)
* 1971 ''Series/LoveOfLife'': Vinnie Phillips (1 episode)
* 1972-76 ''Series/AnotherWorld'': Irene Kimbalt/Therese Lamonte
* 1975 ''Series/HallmarkHallOfFame'': Auntie (1 episode)
* 1975 ''Series/BeaconHill'': Mary Lassiter
* 1976 ''Series/TheAdamsChronicles'': Mrs. Smith
* 1977 ''Series/LoversAndFriends'': Edith Cushing (1 episode)
* 1977-82 ''Series/LouGrant'': Margaret Jones Pynchon
* 1984 ''Series/{{Cheers}}'': Hester Crane (1 episode)
* 1986 ''Series/SpenserForHire'': Emily Garden (1 episode)
* 1986 ''Series/NorthAndSouth: Book 2, Love & War'': Dorothea Dix
* 1990-92 ''Series/{{Coach}}'': Merlene Watkins (2 episodes)
* 1992 ''Series/LawAndOrder'': Mrs. Barbara Ryder (1 episode)
* 1992 ''Series/NightCourt'': Louise Cahill (2 episodes)
* 1993 ''Series/Crossroads1992'': Aunt Dorothy (1 episode)
* 1994 ''Series/HomicideLifeOnTheStreet'': Lorraine Freeman (1 episode)
* 1999-2001 ''Series/TheSopranos'': Livia Soprano
!!!Stage
* 1951 ''Theatre/TheTamingOfTheShrew'': Hostess
* 1953 ''Theatre/LovesLabourLost'': Princess of France
* 1953 ''Theatre/TheMerchantOfVenice'': Nerissa
* 1956-57 ''Theatre/TheGoodPersonOfSetzuan'': Mrs. Mi Tzu
* 1959 ''Theatre/MuchAdoAboutNothing'': Ursula
* 1960 ''Theatre/TheBalcony'': Irma
* 1967 ''Theatre/AfterTheRain'': Gertrude Forbes-Cooper
* 1968-70 ''Theatre/FortyCarats'': Mrs. Latham
* 1975-76 ''Theatre/TheGlassMenagerie'': The Mother
* 1987 ''Theatre/{{Elektra}}'': Klytemnestra
* 1988 ''Theatre/TheCocktailHour'': Ann
* 1996 ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'': Lady Bracknell
