Mary Murphy Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

$15,000,000

Mary Murphy, a famous champion ballroom dancer and judge, has a net worth of $15 million dollars. Her success in the dance industry led her to retire from competition and open her own dance studio, which she still runs, while also being a permanent judge on the popular reality show ‘So You Think You Can Dance’.

Key facts:

Mary Murphy is a champion ballroom dancer who fell in love with ballroom after attending the US Ballroom Championships.

She reached the US Open American Nine Dance Champions after retiring from competition and opening her own dance studio.

In addition to being a ballroom dancer, Murphy is also a judge for numerous dance competitions around the world.

Murphy is a judge on the popular reality competition series, 'So You Think You Can Dance', where she has served as a permanent judge since Season 2.

She was trained in physical education and entered a program that specifically trained ballroom dance instructors.

Basic Information About Mary Murphy

Category	Celebrities › Actors
Professions	Choreographer, Actor
Net worth	$15,000,000
Date of birth	1958-03-09 (66 years old)
Place of birth	Lancaster
Nationality	United States of America
Gender	Female
Height	5 ft 8 in (1.75 m)
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ IMDb

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What Movie Awards did Mary Murphy win?

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Mary Murphy roles

Movie / Series	Role
To Kill a Mockingbird	Maudie Atkinson
Synecdoche, New York	Frances
After.Life	Mrs. Whitehall
Walking Tall	Callie Hacker
Mighty Aphrodite	Adoption Coordinator
Julia	Dottie
Message in a Bottle	Helen At The B&B
The Hand	Karen Wagner
The Savages	Doris Metzger
Law & Order	Mrs. Catherine Messimer 1 episode, 1991
The Virginian	Pearl Dodd Krause 1 episode, 1962
The Fugitive	Mrs. Turney 1 episode, 1966
Frasier	Carol Larkin 2 episodes, 1997-1999
In the Heat of the Night	Joanna Allenby 2 episodes, 1993
Columbo	Margaret Halperin 1 episode, 1974
Murder, She Wrote	Sybil Constable 1 episode, 1987
All My Children	Eileen Kennicott 1 episode, 1970
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman	Mrs. Bing 1 episode, 1993
The Young and the Restless	Lydia Summers #2 (1998) unknown episodes
Movin' On	Lois Hunt 1 episode, 1976
The Streets of San Francisco	Etta Morris Randolph 1 episode, 1974
The Nurses	Fay Loomis 1 episode, 1962
Trapper John, M.D.	Vanessa Downing 1 episode, 1982
Cracker	Victoria 2 episodes, 1997
Another World	Loretta Fowler 1 episode, 1988
Medical Center	Dr. Iris Cameron 1 episode, 1974
Ben Casey	Nancy Ross Briggs 1 episode, 1962
Cannon	Nurse Ann Marsh 1 episode, 1972
Run for Your Life	Mary Herrick 1 episode, 1966

Interesting Facts about Mary Murphy

Attended Manhattanville College and Sanford Meisner's acting school.
The daughter of a U.S. diplomat stationed in Germany, Rosemary Murphy did not come to the U.S. until 1939.
Was nominated for Broadway's Tony Award three times: twice as Best Supporting or Featured Actress (Dramatic), in 1961 for "Period of Adjustment" and in 1965 for "Any Wednesday," and once as Best Actress (Dramatic), in 1967 for Edward Albee's Pulitzer Prize-winning "A Delicate Balance." The latter performance also earned her the Variety Critics Poll Award as Best Actress.
Began her acting career in summer stock in Olney, Maryland.
Was raised in Paris, France.
Having co-starred in two TV movies about the Roosevelts (Eleanor and Franklin (1976) and Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years (1977), both times playing Sara Delano Roosevelt), she later played Eleanor Roosevelt in The Tuskegee Airmen (1995).
She died only twelve days before her September (1987) co-star Elaine Stritch.