Mariel Hemingway showed up at the Unity in Style Fundraiser down the street from me at the Metropolitan Pavilion over the weekend looking literally a fraction of her 48 (almost 49) years . (Wow!) I fell in love with Ernest's granddaughter when I first saw her as the precocious Tracy in Woody Allen's "Manhattan" (would you believe I only found out a week ago that that character was based on an actual teen Woody dated -- no, none of Mia's kids -- named Stacey Nelkin?) and used to stay up into the wee hours to sneak a peak at her film debut in "Lipstick" alongside big sis Margaux. I continued to love her through the '80s, even as good work became harder for her to find. That classic episode of "Roseanne" was probably the last time I can remember seeing Mariel acting, but I always think of her whenever Danielle Staub's daughter Chrstine appears on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey."
Separated at birth?
Mariel Hemingway showed up at the Unity in Style Fundraiser down the street from me at the Metropolitan Pavilion over the weekend looking literally a fraction of her 48 (almost 49) years . (Wow!) I fell in love with Ernest's granddaughter when I first saw her as the precocious Tracy in Woody Allen's "Manhattan" (would you believe I only found out a week ago that that character was based on an actual teen Woody dated -- no, none of Mia's kids -- named Stacey Nelkin?) and used to stay up into the wee hours to sneak a peak at her film debut in "Lipstick" alongside big sis Margaux. I continued to love her through the '80s, even as good work became harder for her to find. That classic episode of "Roseanne" was probably the last time I can remember seeing Mariel acting, but I always think of her whenever Danielle Staub's daughter Chrstine appears on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey."
Separated at birth?
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