Mia Farrow
American actress · United States · Actors · Born 1945 · age 81
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Something wrong?She was the haunted mother in Rosemary's Baby, then the face of Woody Allen's films for over a decade - until their split became one of Hollywood's most contested breakups, centering an accusation that has never fully left the conversation.
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The Playboy MurdersSeries2021
Allen v. FarrowSeries2020
Natalie Wood: What Remains BehindFilm2013“On this planet there are people who are suffering beyond description. They are innocent people, they didn’t bring this upon themselves.”In their words28 August 2013On human rights, quoted in MSNBC piece (August 28, 2013)“Well, I didn't lose my faith in God and in my own commitment to what I think my religion means to me but I did lose faith in Rome.”In their wordsOn her relationship with the Roman Catholic church, interview with Piers Morgan and Martin Sheen, 20132012
Finding Your RootsSeries2011Marian Anderson AwardAward2010
Arthur 3: The War of the Two WorldsFilm, Granny2008
Be Kind RewindFilm, Ms. Kimberley2006“Having such a large family can be challenging. I won't deny that. But they're just great kids so you just deal with everything. There's very few things in my life that I regret.”In their wordsReflections on her life, quoted in The Independent, 2006“If you're brought up a Catholic and you've had 13 years of convent education with nuns, there's no way you ever get out from under that.”In their wordsOn her religious upbringing, quoted in The Independent, 20062004
Samantha: An American Girl HolidayFilm, Grandmary Edwards2001
A Girl ThingSeries, Betty McCarthy1997“Rage and grief are savage companions, but despair is the final undoing.”In their wordsWhat Falls Away (1997)“I learned that you can't truly own anything, that true ownership comes only in the moment of giving.”In their wordsWhat Falls Away (1997)
The ViewSeries, 1997
Private PartsFilm, 1997Mia Farrow (uncredited)1995
Die Harald Schmidt ShowSeries1994
Widows' PeakFilm, Katherine O'Hare / Clancy1991
Shadows and FogFilm, Irmy1989Long Ago and Far AwaySeries
Crimes and MisdemeanorsFilm, 1989Halley Reed1987
Radio DaysFilm, Sally White1985
The Purple Rose of CairoFilm, Cecilia1983
ZeligFilm, Dr. Eudora Nesbitt Fletcher1978
A WeddingFilm, Buffy Brenner1971Film '72Series
See No EvilFilm, 1971Sarah1968
A Dandy in AspicFilm, Caroline1965Golden Globe AwardsAward1961
The Mike Douglas ShowSeries1950
What's My Line?Series1945Born9 February 1945Also in Deutsch
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On this planet there are people who are suffering beyond description. They are innocent people, they didn’t bring this upon themselves.
Well, I didn't lose my faith in God and in my own commitment to what I think my religion means to me but I did lose faith in Rome.
Having such a large family can be challenging. I won't deny that. But they're just great kids so you just deal with everything. There's very few things in my life that I regret.
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Born February 9, 1945, Farrow first drew eyes on the soap Peyton Place and through a brief marriage to Frank Sinatra. Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby in 1968 brought her international acclaim and award nominations, and she worked steadily through the '70s in films like The Great Gatsby and Death on the Nile. From 1980 to 1992 she was in a relationship with Woody Allen and appeared in thirteen of his films, earning three more Golden Globe nominations along the way. In 1992 she publicly accused Allen of sexually abusing their adopted daughter Dylan; he denied it and was not charged. Since then she has worked sporadically on screen, spent years as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, and returned to Broadway in 2025 with a Tony nomination for The Roommate.
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