Mary Gross
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Born
March 25, 1953
Biography
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With her pageboy haircut and distinctively flute-like voice, Mary Gross was one of the leading lights of the 1981-'85 casts of "Saturday Night Live." Plucked from Chicago's Second City by new showrunner Dick Ebersol, Gross was one of the only cast members to stay throughout Ebersol's tenure on the show; she specialized in quiet, mousy characters and oddball celebrity impersonations such ...
Biography
With her pageboy haircut and distinctively flute-like voice, Mary Gross was one of the leading lights of the 1981-'85 casts of "Saturday Night Live." Plucked from Chicago's Second City by new showrunner Dick Ebersol, Gross was one of the only cast members to stay throughout Ebersol's tenure on the show; she specialized in quiet, mousy characters and oddball celebrity impersonations such as Nancy Reagan and Margaret Thatcher. After leaving SNL when creator Lorne Michaels came back in 1985, Gross moved into small character roles in comedy films and guest TV spots. Her older brother, Michael Gross, co-starred on the hit 1980s sitcom "Family Ties."
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
A Mighty Wind
(2003)
40 Days and 40 Nights
(2002)
Mom
Jailbait
(2000)
Patti Fisher
The Rugrats Movie
(1998)
Voice
Practical Magic
(1998)
The Evening Star
(1996)
The Santa Clause
(1994)
Mixed Nuts
(1994)
Voice
Troop Beverly Hills
(1989)
Big Business
(1988)
The Couch Trip
(1988)
Casual Sex?
(1988)
Ilene
Feds
(1988)
Janis Zuckerman
Baby Boom
(1987)
Club Paradise
(1986)
Cast (Special)
Saturday Night Live: 25th Anniversary Primetime Special
(1999)
Public Enemy Number 2
(1991)
Bob Saget -- In the Dream State
(1990)
CBS Premiere Preview Spectacular
(1989)
Channel 99
(1988)
Cast (TV Mini-Series)
Lost Cat
(2000)
Nancy Mouse
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