Marguerite Macintyre
Marguerite MacIntyre is an American actress, writer and producer. She performed her first play when she was only 16 years old at Coronado High School. She has also made appearances in a number of regional theatre productions. These include the Fahrenheit 451 at the Falcon Theatre and South Pacific at Goodspeed among others.
She starred on The Vampire Diaries as Sheriff Forbes until season six. She has also made appearances in Broadway productions of Jane Eyre, Weird Romance, City of Angels, No Way to Treat a Lady, Annie Warbucksand Mata Hari.
Marguerite Macintyre Age
Marguerite MacIntyre was born in Detroit, Michigan, U.S on 11th May, 1965. She is 53 years old as of 2019.
Marguerite Macintyre Net Worth
Marguerite MacIntyre has a net worth of approximately $1 million.
Marguerite Macintyre Height
Marguerite MacIntyre is 1.73 meters tall.
Marguerite Macintyre Family
There is no information about MacIntyre family especially her parents, their occupation and her siblings.
Marguerite Macintyre Husband
Marguerite MacIntyre got married to her husband Cary Lalonde in 2007. She was also married to Marcos Siega from 1990 to 2000.
Marguerite Macintyre Movies And TV Shows
Movies
Year | Title | Role |
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2013 | April Apocalypse | Muriel |
2002 | Red Dragon | Valerie Leeds |
2000 | Our Lips Are Sealed | Teacher |
1994 | Radioland Murders | Bubble Bath Announcer |
TV Shows
Year | Title | Role |
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2018 | Legacies | Writer |
2013–15, 2018 | The Originals | Writer |
2009–17 | The Vampire Diaries | Sheriff Elizabeth Forbes |
2009 | CSI: Miami | Deborah Emerson |
2009 | The Mentalist | Heather Prentiss |
2008 | CSI: NY | Annie McBride |
2006–09 | Kyle XY | Nicole Trager |
2006 | Shark | Vivian Anderson |
2005 | Medical Investigation | Dr. Karen Lowe |
2005 | Numb3rs | Erica Kalen |
2005 | Inconceivable | Sonya Vanucci |
2005 | Bones | Dr. Denise Randall |
2004 | NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service | Commander Lauren Tyler |
2004 | Judging Amy | Nala Cooper |
2004 | The Days | Abby Day |
2003 | The Shield | Emma Prince |
2003 | The Practice | Jake Spooner’s Defender |
2002 | Septuplets | Kay Wilde |
2002 | Strong Medicine | Tori Davis |
2001 | Law & Order: Special Victims Unit | Darlene Sutton |
2000 | Pacific Blue | Mrs. Lamb |
2000 | Ally McBeal | Deborah Schofield |
1999 | The Pretender | Deborah Clark |
1999 | Veronica’s Closet | Lily |
1999 | Odd Man Out | Barbara Wickwire |
1998–99 | Two Guys and a Girl | Kaitlin Rush |
1998 | You Wish | Jessica |
1998 | The Secret Lives of Men | Laura |
1998 | To Have & to Hold | Karen Flood |
1997–98 | The Tom Show | Darla |
1994 | Seinfeld | Karen |
1994 | The Commish | Elaine MacGruder |
Marguerite Macintyre Interview
Q: Had you ever played anyone in law enforcement before Liz?
Marguerite MacIntyre: I don’t think I have, no.
Q: Did you do any training or research for the role?
Marguerite MacIntyre: Honestly, no. I was given a lot of pointers from people on the show about etiquette, how to do certain things, how to behave with certain firearms, why you would wear your badge a certain way or another way. So on the show, they gave me a lot of information. But frankly, if I was a sheriff in that town, and I found out all that was going on, I as a chicken would have run far away quickly, so I would have been a terrible sheriff. So I feel like she’s a lot braver than me.
Q: It’s been said that you sustained a real-life leg injury last year in the line of VAMPIRE DIARIES duty …
Marguerite MacIntyre: I would love to say it was in the line of duty. It was in the line of yoga. I hurt myself doing some yoga. I had a hamstring injury and had to have some surgery. They [VAMPIRE DIARIES producers Kevin Williamson and Julie Plec] were so sweet and they kind of worked around it.
Q: Were you worried that Liz might meet an untimely death while you were laid up?
Marguerite MacIntyre: Oh, one is always worried about an untimely death on THE VAMPIRE DIARIES, as you know [laughs]. We’re always grateful to last another season.
Q: When Liz found out Caroline had been turned into a vampire, did you give any thought to, “Now, if I were really in this situation of being someone who finds out my kid is …?” Did you fill in the blank with anything real?
Marguerite MacIntyre: Honestly, yeah. I think that’s one of the sweetest storylines. I love that storyline. It was beautiful and – I’m not a parent, but I think every parent, or every kid with their parent, has that issue. There’s something that the parent may not approve of or that you don’t approve of, whatever it might be – it could be almost anything. And I think that was one of the most passionate, thoughtful storylines, to show somebody who they built up for three seasons as being very stalwart against this one thing [vampirism], having to accept it in her daughter and her daughter having to be brave enough to share it with the mother. And I just love that. I just thought it was beautiful. You can fill in the blank. You’re right – “dot, dot, dot,” it can be anything, any adjective you want, and it’s cool.
Q: When you’re playing scenes with fellow actors who are baring fangs and have totally black eyes and a vampiric appearanc, do you psych yourself into going, “Wow, this is really scary,” or does it ever strike you as looking funny?
Marguerite MacIntyre: You know what? I have never been in the position where it seemed funny. We are very fun-loving, there’s a lot of fun on the set, but when those scenes are happening, we’re all pretty serious and they’re pretty intense and everybody stays very, very focused. So I’ve never actually had to fight the giggles on that stuff. It’s on the more pedestrian stuff, just walk and talk across the street, that makes you want to giggle, because we like each other and we’re civil.
Q: Do you have a favorite bit of physical action that they’ve let you do on VAMPIRE DIARIES?
Marguerite MacIntyre: I like when I shoot people [laughs]. I would never shoot anyone or anything, I have no experience with guns, but I weirdly found that I was good at targeting, I wasn’t bad at it. So for me, it was, “Oh, I that’s a nice thing to find out,” that you have a steady hand or whatever, so I randomly enjoy the shooting.
Q: When VAMPIRE DIARIES first started, did you think, “This is likely to get a cult following,” or has the fan response been a nice surprise?
Marguerite MacIntyre: Well, I knew the books were very popular and it was during the TWILIGHT time, so it didn’t surprise me, and having seen the pilot, I knew it was very strong, so I wasn’t surprised.
Q: And do you have a favorite scene partner on the show, somebody that you particularly like playing opposite?
Marguerite MacIntyre: Everybody is so awesome, but I’ve played a lot with Ian [Somerhalder, who portrays vampire Damon Salvatore], and he’s delightful, and a lot with Candice also. Any time there’s a scene with Candice, we’re so happy, because we love being with each other in a scene. So both of them have been really fun to work with. The two of them have been great. We’ve done a lot of scenes together and it’s always really fun.
Q: And since Liz’s daughter Caroline is not a vampire in the L.J. Smith books that are the basis for the VAMPIRE DIARIES TV series, was it a big surprise to you when she became a vampire in the show?
Marguerite MacIntyre: At this point, and from early on, nothing was a surprise, because I feel like every page-turn is a surprise. So at that point, you just go, “Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.”
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