Marianne Hagan

• Name — Marianne Hagan • Birth Name — Marianne Louise Hagan • Born — 8 December 1966 • Birthplace — New York City, U.S. • Alma Mater — Duke University • Occupation — Actress, writer • Years Active — 1990–present • Notable Works — Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers • Spouse — Trey Duckworth (divorced)

Hagan was born to Louise and James Hagan in the Bronx borough of New York City and was raised in Pocantico Hills, a small hamlet within the town on Mount Pleasant in New York. She has three sisters, Victoria, Christine and Joanna. She graduated cum laude with a B.A. in political science from Duke University. For many years, Hagan resided in New York City and in March 2016 she returned to Mount Pleasant, where she currently resides in Sleepy Hollow.

Hagan's first feature is one she is best known for among horror fans, her role as Kara Strode in the 1995 horror sequel Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers, her character is an adopted cousin of original Halloween character Laurie Strode. She appeared at the convention for Halloween: 25 Years of Terror event in 2003. Most recently she has appeared in horror films Stake Land, which stars Danielle Harris also of Halloween 4 & Halloween 5, and BreadCrumbs. She has also appeared in Dinner and a Movie, in which she played the lead role, I Think I Do, and Rick, which stars Bill Pullman. In 2006 she appeared in the horror trailer Dead Calling, in what was intended to become a feature film, which didn’t reach fruition. The trailer also featured fellow Halloween cast members, Ellie Cornell of Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers & Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, P.J. Soles of Halloween, Charles Cyphers of Halloween & Halloween II, and Brad Loree of Halloween: Resurrection. Hagan explained in the podcast series Happy Horror Time, the intention of a feature-length film and that it was mistakenly added to IMDb as such, for which it is unable to be removed. Her television credits include Who's the Boss?, which was her debut as an actress, Major Dad, SeaQuest DSV, Law & Order, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, and Friends in which she played a friend of Rachel's. She has also starred in theater productions including Inky at the Julia Miles Theatre/ Women's Project Theater, in which she played the character of "Barbara". She has appeared in several other productions including Fiction, Mercy, The Country Club, Skyscraper and In Heat.

As a journalist, Hagan has written pieces for the arts and culture magazines, including BlackBook (for whom she interviewed such figures as Lou Reed) and Room 100. She is the author of the book, Victoria Hagan: Interior Portraits, which was released on October 12, 2010. Marianne and her sister Victoria appeared on The Martha Stewart Show, as part of the episode titled "The Sisters Show", in which they talked about the book.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1990 — Who's the Boss? — Lynn — "Road Scholar" • 1991 — Major Dad — Donna — "Lady in Waiting" • 1994 — seaQuest DSV — Cynthia Westphalen — "The Good Death" • 1994 — Friends — Joanne — "The One with George Stephanopoulos" • 1995 — New York News — Cheryl Singer — "Forgotten" • 1995 — Law & Order — Marcie Donner — "Savages" • 1996 — Early Edition — Marcia Roberts Hobson — "Pilot" • 1996 — The — Packard — TV film • 1997 — Law & Order — Jane Levin — "Blood" • 1998 — Law & Order — Theresa Copeland — "Flight" • 1999 — Homicide: Life on the Street — Lucy Carey — "Lines of Fire" • 2000 — Ed — Liz Stevens — "Pilot" • 2002 — Law & Order: Criminal Intent — Susan Colter — "Homo Homini Lupis" • 2002 — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Erin Sena — "Monogamy" • 2003 — Third Watch — Linda — "Collateral Damage: Parts 1 & 2" • 2005 — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Mrs. Sellers — "Pure"

• Inky, by Rinne Groff, directed by Loretta Greco—The Julia Miles Theater/The Women's Project • Fiction, by Steven Dietz, directed by David Warren—The McCarter Theatre • Mercy, by Laura Cahill, directed by Loretta Greco—The Vineyard Theater • The Country Club, by Douglas Carter Beane, directed by Christopher Ashley—The Long Wharf Theater • Skyscraper, by David Auburn, directed by Michael Rego—The Greenwich Hous Theater/The Acara Group • In Heat, by Malcolm Danare, directed by James Eckhouse—The Lost Studio