Trivia

Daughter, Eve, with Hal Holbrook.

Daughter of writer/director Robert Rossen.

She was attacked with a sledge hammer by an unknown assailant while jogging in Will Rogers State Historic Park in Los Angeles on February 14 1984. She survived the ordeal by playing dead and wrote a book about it in 1988, entitled "Counterpunch: A Woman's Journey from the Terror of Violence through Rage to Survival".

Educated in the United States and in Europe, graduating high school at the Overseas School of Rome, and college at Sarah Lawrence.

Sister of Ellen Rossen and Steven Rossen.

Ex-stepmother of David Holbrook.

Her stage debut in Los Angeles was in John Houseman's UCLA Theatre Group's production of The Egg, by Felician Marceau.

Her Broadway debut was as Robert Preston's ingenue-leading lady in the comedy hit Nobody Loves an Albatross, directed by Gene Saks.