Amy Madigan
September 11, 1950 (74 years old) in Chicago, Illinois, USA
Amy Marie Madigan (born September 11, 1950) is an American actress who is known for her role as Annie Kinsella in the 1989 film Field of Dreams and Iris Crowe in the HBO television series Carnivale. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Known For
Credits
- 2026 · Weapons as
- 2024 · Brooklyn, Minnesota as Gail
- 2023 · Go For Grandma as Grandma
- 2021 · Antlers as Principal Booth
- 2020 · Penny Dreadful: City of Angels as Miss Adelaide Finnister
- 2020 · The Hunt as Ma
- 2020 · The Last Full Measure as Donna Burr
- 2019 · Stuck as Sue
- 2018 · A Crooked Somebody as Joyce Vaughn
- 2018 · American Woman as Peggy
- 2018 · American Socialist: The Life and Times of Eugene Victor Debs as
- 2017 · Grey Lady as Lola
- 2016 · Buried Child as Halie
- 2016 · Rules Don't Apply as Mrs. Bransford
- 2016 · Ice as Diane Pierce
- 2015 · Grace and Frankie as Elaine
- 2014 · How to Get Away with Murder as Irene Crawley
- 2014 · Frontera as Olivia
- 2014 · Shirin in Love as Rachel
- 2013 · Rumble on the Lot: Walter Hill's Streets of Fire Revisited as Herself
- 2013 · Sweetwater as Madame Bovary
- 2013 · The Lifeguard as Justine
- 2012 · Future Weather as Greta
- 2011 · Prohibition as Reader (voice)
- 2011 · That's What I Am as Principal Kelner
- 2010 · Once Fallen as Rose
- 2010 · Virginia as Mrs. Tipton
- 2009 · The National Parks: America's Best Idea as
- 2008 · Living Proof as Fran Visco
- 2008 · Fringe as Marilyn Dunham
- 2007 · Gone Baby Gone as Bea McCready
- 2007 · Saving Grace as
- 2006 · The Path to 9/11 as Patricia Carver
- 2006 · The Path to 9/11 as Colonel Raymond Malik
- 2006 · Murder on Pleasant Drive as Sherrie Davis
- 2006 · Winter Passing as Lori Lansky
- 2005 · Criminal Minds as Jane
- 2005 · Grey's Anatomy as Katharine Wyatt
- 2004 · Admissions as Martha Brighton
- 2004 · Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson as Other Voices (voice)
- 2004 · The Ranch as Mary Larkin
- 2004 · Field of Dreams: Passing Along the Pastime as Self
- 2003 · Horatio's Drive: America's First Road Trip as Other Voices (voice)
- 2003 · Carnivàle as Iris Crowe
- 2002 · A Time for Dancing as Jackie Russell
- 2002 · Just a Dream as Cindy Wilder
- 2002 · Mark Twain as Other Voices (voice)
- 2002 · Mark Twain as (voice)
- 2002 · The Laramie Project as Reggie Fluty
- 2001 · Shot in the Heart as Bessie Gilmore
- 2001 · The Sleepy Time Gal as Maggie
- 2000 · Pollock as Peggy Guggenheim
- 2000 · In the Name of the People as
- 1999 · Having Our Say: The Delany Sisters' First 100 Years as Amy Hill Hearth
- 1998 · With Friends Like These... as Hannah DiMartino
- 1998 · A Bright Shining Lie as Mary Jane Vann
- 1997 · Loved as Brett Amerson
- 1997 · Big Guns Talk: The Story of the Western as Self
- 1997 · Female Perversions as Madelyn Stephens
- 1996 · Riders of the Purple Sage as Jane Withersteen
- 1994 · Crocodile Shoes as
- 1994 · ER as Mary Taggart
- 1994 · Baseball as Various (voice)
- 1994 · And Then There Was One as Roxy Ventola
- 1993 · Frasier as Maggie (voice)
- 1993 · The Dark Half as Liz Beaumont
- 1992 · The Donner Party as voice
- 1991 · Lucky Day as Kari
- 1990 · Law & Order as Emily Ryan
- 1989 · Uncle Buck as Chanice Kobolowski
- 1989 · Roe vs. Wade as Sarah Weddington
- 1989 · Field of Dreams as Annie Kinsella
- 1988 · The Prince of Pennsylvania as Carla Headlee
- 1987 · Nowhere to Hide as Barbara Cutter
- 1985 · Twice in a Lifetime as Sunny
- 1985 · Alamo Bay as Glory
- 1984 · Places in the Heart as Viola Kelsey
- 1984 · Streets of Fire as McCoy
- 1984 · Eureka Stockade as Sarah Jamieson
- 1983 · The Day After as Alison Ransom
- 1983 · Travis McGee as Billy Jean Bailey
- 1983 · Love Letters as Wendy
- 1982 · The Ambush Murders as Molly Slavin
- 1979 · Hart to Hart as
- 1977 · CHiPs as Jewel Burnett
- Future · Rebuilding as
- Future · School for the Blind as
- 1985 · The Laundromat as Deedee Johnson
- 1982 · Love Child as Terry Jean Moore
- 1982 · Victims as Chloe Brill
- Future · Bull Street as Mary-Ann
- Future · The Ploughmen as Francie
- 1981 · Crazy Times as Marilyn
- 1953 · The Oscars as Self