Marin Hinkle * Weather Girl * Two and a Half Men
Marin Hinkle & Alex Kapp Horner at the premier for the Weather Girl
- Date of Birth: 23 March, 1966
- Place of Birth: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
- Biography: Marin Hinkle (born March 23, 1966) is an American actress, perhaps best known for playing the role of Judith on the hit series Two and a Half Men.
Filmography
- Imagine That (2009)
- Private Practice Wait and See (2009)
- Two and a Half Men Above Exalted Cyclops (2009)
- Two and a Half Men Good Morning Mrs. Butterworth (2009)
- Brothers & Sisters Taking Sides (2009)
- What Just Happened (2008)
- The Haunting of Molly Hartley (2008)
- Quarantine (2008)
- Rails & Ties (2008)
- Weather Girl (2008)
- John's Hand (2008)
- Two and a Half Men It's Always Nazi Week (2008)
News
Will & Grace: The Complete Series (2008)
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2008-09-16
Rosario, Just Jack , Jack Talk , Anastasia Beaverhausen, Next to Godliness , Cher, Madonna, Beverley Leslie, uppers, downers, Guapo, lesbian flippers, and the gay mafia. ... Full Article
Marin Hinkle by Cliff Lipson/CBS Marin Hinkle is cornering the market on bitter ex-wife roles. The Two and a Half Men actress (she plays John Cryer's uptight ex) has been cast as Courtney McCallister, the bitter former spouse of Rob... ... Full Article
Once and Again: The Complete Second Season Review By: Mark Plante MarkPlante@TheCinemaSource.com My relationship with my family has changed over the years as I have gotten older. ... Full Article
August Strindberg's "Miss Julie" at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, the play's hot-blooded antagonists, the aristocratic title character and the valet she seduces and is seduced by, perform their choreographed dance of death commendably. ... Full Article
CBS Star Visits ER
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2004-02-12
Once & Again fans remember Marin Hinkle as Sela Ward 's little sister, the jealous, moody Judy. Now, she costars as Judith, Jon Cryer 's estranged - and possibly gay - wife on Two and a Half Men (Mondays at... ... Full Article
Playwright Richard Greenberg uses words very carefully, not only to a carve a tone of erudition and lyricism but also in order to avoid redundancy. ... Full Article