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Signs of Life

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Parker

  • Mary-Louise Parker
    In Mary-Louise Parker

    …appeared in her first film, Signs of Life, a drama in which she portrayed an abused girlfriend. This and later roles led some to describe her as the “long-suffering girl next door.” In 1990 Parker made her Broadway debut in Prelude to a Kiss, and her performance as Rita—a young…

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