Margaret Colin

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Biography

Margaret Colin was born in Brooklyn in 1958 and grew up in Long Island where her father worked as a cop. She graduated from…more

Born

5/26/1958, Brooklyn, New York, USA

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Female
  • Tom Selleck and Margaret Colin on Blue B...
  • Tom Selleck and Margaret Colin on Blue B...
  • Tom Selleck and Margaret Colin on Blue B...
  • Leighton Meester, Margaret Colin,  Zuzan...
  • Leighton Meester, Margaret Colin, and Ed...
  • Margaret Colin as Eleanor Waldorf, Leigh...

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    • Margaret Colin: I have had only two jobs lined up ahead of time in the 26 years or more that I've been acting. I've been fortunate with the work I've gotten. From the soaps to commercials to sitcoms to drama to stage, back and forth - it's served me, because I just keep coming out swinging, trying to do my job.
    • Margaret Colin:(About fans) There's very little wall in my life. My family is not bothered by anybody. Usually the things people say to my husband [actor Justin Deas] or to myself would make anybody's day.
    • Margaret Colin: This is where my Democratic buddies are letting the ball drop, because they're not noting the difference between embryonic stem cell and stem cell research in general. That would be nice if that were an actual conversation people had.
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