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's 1956

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drama ''

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''. She received critical acclaim for the role on

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and was nominated for an

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for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in

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's film adaptation. Her acting career has continued with both starring and supporting roles in film and television, including Helen Keller in the original ''

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'' production of ''The Miracle Worker'',

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's wife Anne Brookes on the

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'', and as

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in '' Frost/Nixon'' (2008). She also appeared in the November 11, 1982, season 3 episode 8..."Foiled Again" of ''

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'' with

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. She was also cast and appeared as

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's mother in ''

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''.

Life and career

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McCormack was a child model at the age of four, and began appearing on television at the age of seven. She made her motion-picture debut in ''

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'' (1951) and appeared as Ingeborg in the television series ''

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'' with

Peggy Wood Mary Margaret Wood (February 9, 1892 – March 18, 1978) was an American actress of stage, film, and television. She is best remembered for her performance as the title character in the CBS television series ''Mama'' (1949–1957), for which sh ...

from 1953 to 1956. Her Broadway debut was in ''Touchstone'' (1953), and the following year, she originated the role of

, an eight-year-old

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and fledgling

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, in the original stage version of

's ''

'' (1954) with

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. She was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the

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(1956). She portrayed Helen Keller in the original 1957 ''

'' production of

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's ''

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'' opposite

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. In 1957, she was cast by

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in his film adaptation of ''

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'', but filming had to be abandoned for budgetary reasons, and was never fully completed. When a version was edited together in 1992, some years after Welles's death, it did not include any of McCormack's scenes, though they had been central to the framing of the plot. In 1959 she was in an episode of ''

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'' called "Make Me Not a Witch". She had the role of a pampered child star in the 1958 comedy ''

Kathy O' ''Kathy O is a 1958 American CinemaScope comedy-drama film directed by Jack Sher and starring Dan Duryea, Jan Sterling, Patty McCormack and Mary Fickett. Plot Kathy O'Rourke is a child actress who portrays girls such as Shirley Temple on the sc ...

'' and recorded the title song for

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. McCormack briefly starred in her own series, ''Peck's Bad Girl'', with Marsha Hunt and

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in 1959, and had a leading role in

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's remake of ''

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'' with

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. In the early 1960s, she starred in a series of popular teenage delinquent films, including ''

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'' with

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and '' The Young Runaways''. In 1962, she portrayed Julie Cannon in the '' Rawhide'' episode "Episode of the Wolves"; she appeared on the show again the following year, playing Sarah Higgins in the episode "Incident at Paradise". Chase Crosley Patty McCormick Young Doctor Malone 1962

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She married restaurateur Bob Catania in 1967, and the couple had two children before their marriage was dissolved. After a half-dozen teen roles during the 1960s, her film career gradually declined, but she continued to work in television. In 1970, she played Linda Warren on the

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'' The Best of Everything''. She guest-starred on ''

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'', season two, episode "Blockade". She also portrayed a San Francisco paramedic on the season-seven ''

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'' series episodes " What's a Nice Girl Like You Doing...?" and " The Convention". She resumed her cinema career with '' Bug'' in 1975. McCormack held several recurring roles in popular television series, including ''

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'', ''

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'', and ''

''. McCormack also starred as Anne Brookes, the wife of Jeffrey P. Brookes III (played by Jeffrey Tambor) on the ABC television series ''

'', a spin-off of ''

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'' starring

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and

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, from 1979 to 1980. When

Kathryn Hays Kathryn Hays (born Kay Piper; July 26, 1934 – March 25, 2022) was an American actress, best known for her role as Kim Hughes on the CBS soap opera ''As the World Turns'' from 1972 to 2010. Life and career Hays was born Kay Piper in Princeto ...

left the CBS soap opera ''

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'' for an extended period, McCormack took Hays' role until she returned. She starred as a psychotic mother in the cult thriller '' Mommy'' and its 1997 sequel '' Mommy 2: Mommy's Day''. In 2008, McCormack played First Lady

in the feature film '' Frost/Nixon''. McCormack continues to work regularly and she costarred in the 2012 series ''Have You Met Miss Jones?''. A recent film appearance is in the 2014 release ''Chicanery'' and she guest-starred in a 2013 episode of the series ''

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''. Her most notable recent work was in the

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film '' The Master''. In April 2018, it was announced that McCormack would join the cast of ''

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'' temporarily replacing

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in the role of

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due to injuries Charleson sustained in a fall. In September 2018, McCormack portrayed Dr. March, the child psychiatrist consulted in the 2018 television remake of ''The Bad Seed''.

Awards

McCormack was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress and a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress for ''The Bad Seed''. On March 20, 1956, she received the

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"Gold Star Award" as the most outstanding juvenile performer, in which

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was placed third and

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second. Her star on the

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is at 6312 Hollywood Boulevard. She received the star in 1960 aged 15, making her the youngest honoree on the Walk. McCormack was a guest for the 2009 Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention, where her films were screened, and she received an award during the closing ceremonies.

Selected filmography

*''

'' (1951) Fay Oliver *''

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'' (1951) Orphan (uncredited) *''

'' (1956)

*''

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'' (1957) Angel, the Robber Girl (voice in 1959 English version) *''

All Mine to Give ''All Mine to Give'' (British title: ''The Day They Gave Babies Away'') is a 1957 Technicolor melodrama film directed by Allen Reisner and starring Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitchell (actor), Cameron Mitchell, and Rex Thompson. When first one parent, ...

'' (1957) Annabelle Eunson *''

'' (1958) Kathy O'Rourke *''

Peck's Bad Girl ''Peck's Bad Girl'' is a 1918 comedy film directed by Charles Giblyn, written by Tex Charwate, produced by Samuel Goldwyn, and starring Mabel Normand and Earle Foxe. The black and white silent film, in the style of the Peck's Bad Boy stories, ...

'' (1959) Torey Peck *''

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'' (season 2, episode 12: "The Mary Ellen Thomas Story"; 1959) Mary Ellen Thomas *'' Alcoa Presents: One Step Beyond'' (episode: "Make Me Not a Witch"; 1959) Emmy Horvath *''

'' (1960) Joanna Wilkes *''

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'' (season 1, episode 1: "Black November"; 1960) Jan Emerson and Jenny Slade *''

'' (1961) Janet Sommers *'' Rawhide'' (1960) Julie *'' Jacktown'' (1962) Margaret *'' The New Breed'' (1962) Karen Kegler *'' Maryjane'' (1968) Susan Hoffman *''

The Mini-Skirt Mob ''The Mini-Skirt Mob'' is a 1968 outlaw biker film about an all-female motorcycle gang. The film was directed by Maury Dexter, and stars Diane McBain, Jeremy Slate, Sherry Jackson, Patty McCormack, Harry Dean Stanton and Sandra Marshall. Plot ...

'' (1968) Edie *'' The Young Runaways'' (1968) Deanie Donford *'' Bug'' (1975) Sylvia Ross *''

'' (1979-1980) Anne Brookes (as Patricia McCormack) *''

'' (1982) Carol Baldwin *'' Invitation to Hell'' (1984) Mary Peterson *'' Saturday the 14th Strikes Back'' (1988) Kate Baxter *''

'' (1987) (Episode: "No Accounting for Murder") Lana Whitman *''

'' (1988) (Episode: "Wearing of the Green") Det. Kathleen Chadwick *'' Mommy'' (1995) Mommy *'' Mommy's Day'' (1997) (aka ''Mommy 2: Mommy's Day'') Mrs. Sterling *''

'' (2000-2006) Liz La Cerva *'' Acceptable Risk'' (2001) Lois *'' The Kiss'' (2003) Priscilla Standhope *''

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'' (2004) Maysie *''

Shallow Ground ''Shallow Ground'' is a 2004 horror film written and directed by Sheldon Wilson and starring Timothy V. Murphy, Stan Kirsch, Lindsey Stoddart, Patty McCormack, and Rocky Marquette. A naked teenage boy (Rocky Marquette) appears at a soon-to-be a ...

'' (2004) Helen Reedy * Mystery Woman (2004) Barbara Somers "Snapshot" *''

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'' (2004) (Episode: "Greed") Mavis Breen *'' Gone, But Not Forgotten'' (2004) Andrea Hammerhill *''

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'' (2005) Helen *''

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'' (2005) - Marcia Gordon *'' Frost/Nixon'' (2008) Pat Nixon *''

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'' (2009) Cynthia *''

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'' (2010) Teresa Pruitt *''

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'' (2012) Eleanor Holmes and Betsy *'' The Master'' (2012) Mildred Drummond *''

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'' (2012) Anne Pierce *''

'' (2013) Sylvie Stephens-Wilkes *''

'' (2018) Dr. March *''Home Abduction'' '' (Lifetime)'' (2018) Sylvia Holmes *'' Cookie Run: Kingdom'' (2021) Dark Enchantress Cookie *'' The Bad Seed Returns'' (2022) Dr. March

Radio appearances

References

External links

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Patty McCormack
at the

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Interview, July 19, 2014, Ames Tribune
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Life and career

Awards

Selected filmography

Radio appearances

See also

References

Further reading

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