Marie Wetherell

Marie shared the screen with Sharon Stone in HBO's "Mosaic" directed by Academy Award winning director Steven Soderbergh, playing a wealthy socialite. Her role as a psychopath femme fatale in "Sisters" tracked and destroyed everyone in her path. Co-starring in "Ghost Party" alongside (Lar Park Lincoln: Friday 13/7, Knots Landing, and Major Dodson: The Walking Dead, American Horror Story) Marie embodied old Hollywood glamour, channeling the 1945 film Blithe Spirit, as a very much alive deceased meddling mother. The family film is a comedic reunion of old world ghosts and modern family-chaos ensues! Now streaming on Broadway on Demand. Based on the true-life story in "Pro Athletes Cross the Line" Marie played Jane Doe, testifying about her rape during the trial of Darren Sharper, New Orleans Saints, leading to his 20-year conviction. After that dark, all consuming role, she was thrilled to play a fun loving, birthday party girl turning 21. This supermodel athlete has State Championship titles in both golf and swimming. She is a consummate horsewoman in both English and Western. She has training in weaponry- rifles, pistols and semi-automatics! Having traveled to 9 countries and counting, Marie is also proficient in Spanish. Marie holds a Juris Doctorate degree where she met the late actor, George Kennedy, who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in Cool Hand Luke (1967). Mr. Kennedy was kind enough to let Marie hold his Oscar, which further inspired her acting career. Marie loves baking, a good Cabernet and binging Netflix with her boyfriend, Jamey Gleaves, of the southern rock band Whiskey Myers.