Marcia Gay Harden, an American actress, is valued at $8 million. Marcia Gay Harden's performances in films like "The First Wives Club", Mystic River, and "Pollock" have earned her the Academy Award as Best Supporting Actress. On television, she has played prominent parts in shows like "The Newsroom," "Code Black,"" "How to Escape from Murder,"" "Trophy Wife," and "The Morning Show," as well as other shows. Harden is also a stage performer who has appeared on the Broadway show "Angels in America" and "God of Carnage". Marcia Gay Harden was born in San Diego, California on 14 August 1959. She was the daughter of Beverly, a housewife and Thad an officer in the US Navy. The mother of three sisters. Her father was a diplomat, and family members frequently moved. They lived in various nations around the world, including Germany, Japan, Greece and Germany. After settling in Maryland, Harden went to Surrattsville High School in Clinton. She went on to the University of Texas at Austin in the fall of 1980 and graduated with a bachelor's degree in theatre in the year. Harden was accepted into NYU's Tisch School of the Arts in 1988 to complete her MFA.
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