Felicity Huffman

Played the title character's mother in "Phoebe in Wonderland"

Received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Played Lindsay Lohan's mother in the Garry Marshall directed, "Georgia Rule"

Portrayed a transsexual woman who discovers that she fathered a child in her former life as a man in the indie drama, "Transamerica"; earned Oscar and SAG nominations for Best Actress

Appeared with husband William H. Macy in the CBS miniseries, "Reversible Errors"

Cast as Lynette Scavo, the ex-career woman and mother of four unmanageable kids in the ABC drama, "Desperate Housewives"; earned Golden Globe (2005, 2006, 2007), SAG (2007) and Emmy (2007) nominations for Best Actress in a Comedy Series

Co-starred with Eric Stoltz, as a married couple and screenwriting partners, in the Showtime series, "Out of Order"

Guest starred as Frasier's Love interest on the NBC comedy, "Frasier"

Portrayed Lady Bird Johnson in HBO movie, "Path to War"

Played a photographer who is charged with child pornography in the Lifetime movie, "Snap Decision"

Appeared with husband William H. Macy (who also co-wrote the teleplay) in the TNT original, "A Slight Case of Murder"

Played small role in "Magnolia" as a TV game show coordinator; husband had more substantial role in the film

Co-starred in Mamet's "The Spanish Prisoner"

Played TV producer Dana Whitaker on the ABC series, "Sports Night"; earned a Golden Globe (2000) nomination for Best Actress

Directed by future husband William H. Macy in "The Joy of Going Somewhere Definite" at the Atlantic Theater Company

Was featured in the Showtime series "Bedtime"

Acted onstage in Mamet's "The Cryptogram"

Directed by Mamet in the Atlantic Theater Company production of J.B. Priestley's "Dangerous Corner"

Appeared as Ed Asner's daughter in the pilot episodes of ABC's "Thunder Alley"; replaced by Diane Venora when the series began

First TV movie, "Quicksand: No Escape" (USA network)

Made TV debut in the Stephen King miniseries, "Golden Years" (CBS)

Featured as one of Dershowitz's Student Staff in "Reversal of Fortune"

Made feature acting debut in David Mamet's "Things Changes"

Understudied and eventually replaced Madonna in Mamet's Broadway play, "Speed-the-Plow"

Became a member of the Atlantic Theater Company, co-founded by David Mamet and William H. Macy