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Amy Brenneman Biography
Possessing an earthy, natural brunette beauty which allows her
to effortlessly shift from glamorous to down-to-earth at the drop of a hat,
actress Amy Brenneman first caught the attention of television viewers with her
Emmy-nominated performance on the popular television series NYPD Blue. Though
she would later gravitate to a feature career with roles in such films as Heat
(1995), Daylight (1996), and Your Friends & Neighbors (1998), her television
career continued to flourish as she took on the role of a single mother and
Family Court judge in Judging Amy.
Born the youngest of three children in Glastonbury, CT, Brenneman's mother was a
superior court judge and her father an environmental attorney. Her love for
acting blossoming in her pre-teen years, Brenneman would later study comparative
religion at Harvard University. During her college years, performances with the
American Repertoire Theater and the Harvard-Radcliffe Summer Theater found the
burgeoning actress honing her skills in the work of such playwrights as
Shakespeare and Aeschylus. In addition to acting during college, Brenneman also
founded the Cornerstone Theater Company, a traveling troupe dedicated to
performing around the country and encouraging locals to participate in the show.
Relocating to New York City following a five-year stint with Cornerstone,
Brenneman found work as a substitute teacher in Brooklyn while continuing to
appear frequently on-stage.
Brenneman made her small-screen debut in a 1992 episode of Murder She Wrote, and
was soon headlining her own series with that same year's Middle Ages. After her
yearlong stint on NYPD Blue it was time to make the leap to the big screen, and
following 1995's Bye Bye, Love, Brenneman would go on to appear in features
while gradually climbing the credits. With the exception of her leading-lady
role in the little-seen Nevada, Brenneman's frequent supporting roles would
always manage to stand out no matter how formidable her co-stars' talents.
Putting her childhood experiences to creative use in Judging Amy, the show
proved an enduring success with its sincere blend of drama and family conflict.
Moving into the new millennium, Brenneman essayed the role of artist Mary
Cassatt in the made-for-television feature Mary Cassatt: An American
Impressionist (1999), and took on substantial roles in the theatrical releases
Things You Can Tell Just By Looking at Her (2000) and Off the Map (2003).
Brenneman is married to director Brad Silberling, whom she met while working on
NYPD Blue.