Mary Stuart Masterson

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Biography

Mary Stuart Masterson, was born in New York City to Peter Masterson (writer and director) and Carlin Glynn (actress), on June 28, 1966. Her…more

Born

6/28/1966, New York, New York, USA

Birth Name

Mary Stuart Masterson

Gender

Female
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    • Mary: I love the festival circuit because I feel that real movie fans go to the festivals and the audiences are just so intelligent and perceptive. It's great to be with people who really love movies and love to talk about them.
    • Mary: It's fun to be able to interact with audiences after a year of basically being in a dark room with the film, editing it and refining it. It is very satisfying to see the film with an audience and see that things you were hoping would "land" (a laugh, a tear) actually worked.
    • Mary: I learned from Francis Ford Coppola to treat the company like your family. And I learned from my father, although I didn't let him even see this movie before we locked. He's so smart. I just wanted his opinion afterward. He had some good criticism, like he said we needed more shooting, which I agreed with.

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