Mary Steenburgen won Golden Satellite Award for her performance in a television drama "Joan of Arcadia" [45 episodes: 2003-2005].
Mary Steenburgen has given her voice to the character in a television sitcom "Back to the Future" [26 episodes: 1991-1992].
Mary Steenburgen was married to "Time After Time" co-star, Malcolm McDowell from September 29th, 1980 to until their divorce in 1990. They together have a daughter named Lilly McDowell [born 1981], now an actress; and a son named Charlie McDowell [born 1983], now a film producer and director.
Mary Steenburgen is now married to television sitcom "Elf" co-star, Ted Danson on October 7th, 1995.
Mary Steenburgen, who is very fond of arts quite often, sets up exhibits of her arts while her husband actor Ted Danson provides sculptures.
Mary Steenburgen has conducted drama workshops at old high school in North Little Rock, Arkansas in April of 2002.
Mary Steenburgen played the role of a love interest to the time traveler-husband Malcolm McDowell in both "Time After Time" [1979] and "Back to the Future Part III" [1990]. In the first movie, Mary was the future wife and in the later movie she was his past wife.
Mary Steenburgen has worked with actor Christopher Llyod in three different films such as "Goin' South" [1978], "Back to the Future Part III" [1990], and
"Wish You Were Dead" [2002].
Mary Steenburgen is the fourth actor with initials MS to win an Oscar. The other three are "Maggie Smith for California Suite" [1978], Meryl Streep for "Kramer vs. Kramer" [1979], and Maureen Stapleton for "Reds" [1981]; while she won for "Melvin and Howard" [1980].
Mary Steenburgen is close friends with former First Lady and New York Senator Hillary Clinton.