Margaret Whitton Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

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Margaret Whitton was an American actress known for her role as Barbara Donnelly in the TV series Hometown and Louisa Phillips in the TV series Ticket to Ride.

Whitton debuted on Broadway in 1982 and starred in several movies, including Big Girls Don't Cry… They Get Even, Major League II, and Trial by Jury.

She was a recurring cast member of Good & Evil in 1991 and Cutters in 1993 and was recognized for her talent on stage, appearing in numerous productions.

Whitton was also a businesswoman and served as president of Tastego Films, an independent film production company, where she worked with several aspiring film directors and actors.

Margaret Whitton passed away on December 4, 2016 at the age of 67, leaving behind a legacy of fantastic performances that had left an impact both on stage and on screen.

Basic Information About Margaret Whitton

Category	Celebrities › Actors
Professions	Actor, Film Producer, Film Director
Net worth	$4,000,000
Date of birth	1950-11-30 (73 years old)
Place of birth	Philadelphia
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Female
Height	5 ft 3 in (1.62 m)
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Margaret Whitton win?

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Margaret Whitton roles

Movie / Series	Role
Major League	Rachel Phelps
Major League II	Rachel Phelps
Nine 1/2 Weeks	Molly
The Secret of My Success	Vera Prescott
Little Monsters	Holly Stevenson
Baby Boom	Executive in Conference Room (uncredited)
The Man Without a Face	Catherine Palin
Ironweed	Katrina
The Doctors	Joan Dancy / ... (uncredited) unknown episodes
Spenser: For Hire	Ellen Calone / ... 2 episodes, 1986-1988
Tales from the Darkside	Mary Jones 1 episode, 1987
Miami Vice	Cassie Bramlette 1 episode, 1984

Interesting Facts about Margaret Whitton

Played the lead role of Marguerite Gautier in the Guthrie Theater's production of Camille. The production was later broadcast on the Twin Cities PBS station, TPT.