Patricia Wettig Net Worth, spouse, young children, awards, movies

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Patricia Wettig is an American actress and playwright.

She had a recurring role as Joanne on the television series St. Elsewhere.

One of her best-known roles was starring as Nancy Krieger Weston in the TV series thirtysomething from 1987 to 1991.

She won a Golden Globe in 1991, as well as three Primetime Emmy Awards for thirtysomething.

Wettig appeared in 85 episodes of Brothers & Sisters between 2006 and 2011, starring as Holly Harper in the TV series.

Basic Information About Patricia Wettig

Full Name	Patricia Wettig
Category	Celebrities › Actors
Professions	Actor, Playwright, Film Producer
Net worth	$25,000,000
Date of birth	1951-12-04 (73 years old)
Place of birth	Cincinnati
Nationality	United States of America
Education	Smith College
Father	Clifford Neal Wettig
Mother	Florence
Siblings	3 sisters
Spouse	Ken Olin - (8 May 1982 - present) (2 children)
Kids	1 son, 1 daughetr
Gender	Female
Height	5 ft 4 in (1.638 m)
Social Media	↗︎ Wikipedia ↗︎ Instagram ↗︎ Twitter ↗︎ Imdb

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Oscar	Golden Globe	Golder Raspberry	BAFTA	Other
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Movie / Series	Role
City Slickers	Barbara Robbins
Prison Break	Vice President Caroline Reynolds / ... 13 episodes, 2005-2007
The Practice	Allison Tucker 1 episode, 2001
Frasier	Stephanie 1 episode, 1997
St. Elsewhere	Joanne / ... 6 episodes, 1986-1987
Boomtown	Nora Jean Flannery 1 episode, 2002
Brothers & Sisters	Holly Harper 110 episodes, 2006-2011
Remington Steele	Barbara Frick 1 episode, 1984
Stingray	Annie Murray 1 episode, 1986
L.A. Law	Carolyn Glasband 1 episode, 1987

I've always written. When I got my first acting job, I was paid $300 a week and thought that was a lot of money, so I went out and bought my first typewriter.

Son, Clifford Olin (born 1983) and daughter, Roxanne Elizabeth Olin, Roxy Olin (born on November 5, 1985) with husband Ken Olin.
Earned a master's degree in playwriting from Smith College in May 2001. Is now focusing more on writing than on acting.
In 2005, was a finalist for the Blackburn Prize, awarded annually for an outstanding new English-language play by a woman, for her play, My Andy.
Her three sisters' names are Pam, Phyllis and Peggy.
She wrote the play "My Andy," the story of Andy Warhol's relationship with his mother. It earned Patricia a finalist position for the 2005 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, a writing award honoring outstanding English-language plays written by women.
Is of German descent.
Born on exactly the same date as Mick Garris.