A certain female presidential candidate has driven Mary McDonnell to abuse an unsuspecting piece of silverware. Rather than use the fork to poke at her poached eggs, McDonnell — who knows from ...

Mary McDonnell, who became a sci-fi darling on the acclaimed Syfy "Battlestar Galactica," has found a second home on cable TV on TNT's "Major Crimes" as the steady, sturdy Capt. Sharon Raydor in L ...

Leading into Major Crimes‘ sixth and final season, series creator James Duff told TVLine, “I gave Mary [McDonnell] something extraordinary to play, because she wanted to do something special ...

In what would be her first series regular role since Major Crimes, Mary McDonnell is set to star opposite Justin Hartley in CBS’ The Never Game drama pilot. The adaptation of Jeffrey Deaver’s ...

There are a handful of actors whose presence alone transforms a television show into a Can't Miss TV Event! Such was the case when Mary McDonnell joined The Closer in 2009 for a three-episode arc ...

THE PERFORMER | Mary McDonnell THE SHOW | Major Crimes THE EPISODE | “Conspiracy Theory: Part 4” (Dec. 19, 2017) THE PERFORMANCE | What was most affecting about Mary McDonnell's Major Crimes ...

LOS ANGELES - The secret to a happy marriage and family is to do everything backward, says actress Mary McDonnell. The star of TNT's "Major Crimes," may be by-the-book as Capt. Sharon Raydor ...

Mary McDonnell was scheduled to appear at SUNY Fredonia a few times in recent years. But the award-winning stage, television and film actress had to cancel coming to her alma mater each time.

Mary McDonnell has said she is not surprised by the lasting popularity of Battlestar Galactica. McDonnell played cancer-riddled President Laura Roslin in the critically-acclaimed sci-fi series ...

Mary McDonnell at Comicpalooza When: noon Saturday Where: Room 332A in the George R. Brown Convention Center, 1001 Avenida De Las Americas Tickets: $30-$275, for the entire festival; comicpalooza.com ...

According to McDonnell, “Galactica’s” recent Peabody and AFI awards have helped. “Even on a personal level, I’m finding more and more people who are watching,” she says.