Marcia Cross
Born in Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA — Mar 25 1962
Biography
Marcia Cross (born March 25, 1962) is an American television actress best known for her roles on Desperate Housewives as well as Melrose Place.
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Marcia Cross's Credits
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Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
Charmaine Briggs
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Julia Fairmont
Knots Landing
Victoria Broyard
Cheers
Susan Howe
Seinfeld
Dr. Sara Sitarides
Desperate Housewives
Bree Van de Kamp
Murder, She Wrote
Marci Bowman
You
Jean Peck
Strong Medicine
Linda Loren
Quantum Leap
Stephanie Heywood
Everwood
Linda Abbott
The King of Queens
Debi Haller
Touched by an Angel
Lauren Bradley
Melrose Place
Kimberly Shaw
Spin City
Joan Calvin
The Outer Limits
Katherine Woods
Profiler
Pamela Martin
Who's the Boss?
Quantico
Claire Haas
Boy Meets World
Rhiannon Lawrence
Tales from the Darkside
Marie Alcott
25 Words or Less
Self
Stars in the House
Self
Ally McBeal
Myra Robbins
Celebrity Wheel of Fortune
Self - Contestant
Burke's Law
Leslie Dolan
Jake and the Fatman
Herman's Head
Princess Gillian
Ned & Stacey
Diana Huntley
Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List
Self
Booker
Sherrie Binford
This Close
Blythe
Monarch
Skyler Samms
Another World
Tanya
Soundtrack
Gigi's Mom
Raven
Carla Dellatory
The Edge of Night
Liz Correll
Doctor Doctor
Almost Grown
Lesley Foley
One Life to Live
George Washington II: The Forging of a Nation
Anne Bingham
E! True Hollywood Story
Female Perversions
Eve's Mother
Pros and Cons
Lynn
Bad Influence
Ruth Fielding
Just Peck
Cheryl Peck
Living in Fear
Rebecca Hausman
Always Say Goodbye
Anne Kidwell
Stephen King's Golden Tales
Marie Alcott
Target Earth
Karen Mackaphe
The Last Days of Frank and Jesse James
Sarah Hite
Brass
Victoria Willis
Bringing Up Bobby
Mary
M.A.N.T.I.S.
Lila McEwan
All She Ever Wanted
Rachel Scottman
The Secret of Karma
The Boss
George Washington II: The Forging of a Nation
Anne Bingham
Dancing in September
Lydia Gleason
Exit Right
Monica Freeman
Storm and Sorrow
Marty Hoy
All the Way to the Ocean
Narrator (voice)
When Melrose Place Ruled The World
Self