Murphy Cross

Murphy Cross was born on Jun 22, 1950 in USA. Murphy Cross's big-screen debut came with Torn Between Two Lovers directed by Delbert Mann in 1979. Murphy Cross is known for Mancuso, FBI directed by Jeff Bleckner, Robert Loggia stars as Nick Mancuso and Fredric Lehne as Eddie McMasters. The upcoming new movie Murphy Cross plays is Born Into Exile which will be released on Mar 17, 1997.

Murphy Cross, a 2007 Tony Award-Winning Producer/Director/Co-Creator of the multi-award winning "Jay Johnson: The Two and Only", was born June 22, 1950 in Havre de Grace, MD. She studied dance with Bobbi Smith and holds a BFA in Dance from University of North Carolina School of the Arts. After performing on Broadway (1970's and '80's) in "Bubbling Brown Sugar", Pal Joey", "Division Street" and the original production of "A Chorus Line", she co-starred with Lee Remick in "Torn Between Two Lovers" and guest starred on many other television shows including Cheers (1982), Tribunal de nuit (1984), and a celebrated two part episode of Taxi (1978) playing Louie's blind blind-date. She is also known for her film characterizations in Annie (1982), Perfect (1985), and Le piège du désir (1991). Murphy's extensive choreographic credits include: TV's Roseanne (1988), It's Garry Shandling's Show. (1986), "Howie Mandel's Summer Special" and Deadwood (2004). She has directed and/or choreographed dozens of theatrical productions across the country. As a partner in Tony Award-Winning WetRock Entertainment she continues to develop theatrical events for stage and screen that inspire. She is a 2016 alum of UCB and can be seen in the Christmas 2015 episode of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend (2015) and Funny Or Die's "National Park Dating Site".