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Daughter of Elaine May and Marvin May.

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Filmography

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2013 Vijay and I (post-production)
Mrs. Korokowski
 
2011/I Margaret
Emily
 
2003 Miss Match (TV series)
Risa Barbeko
Matchmaker, Matchmaker (2003) … Risa Barbeko
 
1990 In the Spirit
Crystal
 
1976 Columbo (TV series)
Janie Brandt
Old Fashioned Murder (1976) … Janie Brandt
 
1973 Why (short)
The Junkie
 
1972 The Heartbreak Kid
Lila Kolodny
 
1972 Bone
The Girl
 
1971 Two on a Bench (TV movie)
Harriet
 
1970 The Baby Maker
Charlotte
 
1970 Move
 
1970 On a Clear Day You Can See Forever
Girl in Orphanage (uncredited)
 
1970 The Strawberry Statement
Girl with Clipboard
 
1970 Getting Straight
Judy Kramer
 
1969 In Name Only (TV movie)
Heather
 
Show ShowWriter (1 title)
1990 In the Spirit
 
Show ShowMiscellaneous Crew (1 title)
1984 Going Hollywood: The '30s (documentary) (creative consultant)
 
Show ShowSelf (1 title)
1973 The 45th Annual Academy Awards (TV special)
Herself - Nominee: Best Actress in a Supporting Role
 

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VILLAGE VOICE & A.O. SCOTT'S "BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS" PICK -JEANNIE BERLIN -- VILLAGE VOICE "CRITICS POLL & A.O. SCOTT'S" NY TIMES PICK FOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS -

REX REED “A superb Jeannie Berlin! She gives one of the most complex portrayals of a stereotypically overeducated, analytical, aggressive, literal minded, NY Jew I have ever seen.”–The New York Observer

A.O. SCOTT, “There are many exciting performances in Margaret, notable Jeannie Berlin, who plays the dead woman’s sharp-tongued best friend.”–The New York Times

“Jeannie Berlin gives an electrifying exact yet freewheeling performance” 
–The New Yorker

“Jeannie Berlin’s scenes crackle with intense, natural dialogue and an undeniable sense that this is a woman you know.”–CinemaBlend.com

“Jeannie Berlin is a standout in a strong cast.”–NY Daily News

“A brash Upper Westsider superbly played by Jeannie Berlin is a vivid supporting character.”–Time Out New York

“A compelling welcome screen return by Jeannie Berlin.”–The Hollywood Reporter

“There’s one performer in the cast who stands out. It’s Jeannie Berlin, who isn’t afraid to find moments of drollery in scenes about death. Her every appearance is a reminder that this movie – and movies in general – could use a lot more of her.”
 –Reuters.com,The Wrap

“One performer, however, bursts through the script and the screen to emerge as a singular presence, on her own, respecting but transcending all dramatic considerations: Jeannie Berlin, who, in a supporting role, brings both a sort of Old Testament fury and a modern comic incisiveness to a relatively undefined character, one that could easily have veered into cliché but here distills a whole, teeming, turbulent inner and outer life. It’s the kind of tip-of-the-iceberg performance, both precise and spontaneous, nuanced and furious, that deserves the widest acclaim. MORE, PLEASE: WHERE’S BERLIN’S ONE-WOMAN SHOW, HER TV SERIES, HER STARRING ROLE IN A MOVIE?” 
–New Yorker.com/online
Margaret -- A New York City girl (Anna Paquin) who feels that she played a role in a fatal traffic accident attempts to set things right, though she faces life-changing opposition at every turn. Margaret -- Trailer for Margaret
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Personal Details

Other Works:

(November 2002): Plays Frosty Moons in "Adult Entertainment" play by her mother Elaine May (Truglia Theater, Rich Forum, Stamford Center for the Arts, Stamford, Connecticut, USA). See more »
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Personal Quote:

[on playing the jilted bride in'The Heartbreak Kid'] Nobody believes me, but yes, I did have to test for the part, just like anybody else - even though the director was my mother, Elaine May. I've been told I look like Anne Bancroft, Ingrid Bergman, and from some angles, Tiny Tim. See more »

Trivia:

Daughter of Elaine May and Marvin May. See more »

Star Sign:

Scorpio