Debra Messing
American actress
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2025 | Debra Messing will portray Bobbie Costello in the upcoming film 'Alto Knights'. |
October 7 2023 | Messing became a vocal supporter of Israel following the Hamas-led attack on October 7. |
2022 | Debra Messing appeared as herself in the film 'Bros'. |
2022 | Messing appeared in the film '13: The Musical'. |
2022 | Debra Messing was nominated for Outstanding Actress in a Play at the Outer Critics Circle Awards for 'Birthday Candles'. |
2021 | Before the runoff election in Georgia, Messing posted a message on Instagram to direct followers to VoteRiders for voter ID information and assistance. |
2020 | Concluded the Will & Grace revival series. |
2020 | Debra Messing starred as Thea Linnea Pyle in 'The Dark Divide'. |
2020 | Debra Messing played Babs Garnett in the film 'Irresistible'. |
2019 | Debra Messing was nominated for Best Actress in a Comedy Television Series at the Critics' Choice Movie Awards for 'Will & Grace'. |
2019 | Debra Messing was nominated for Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy at the Golden Globe Awards for 'Will & Grace'. |
2018 | Debra Messing starred in the film 'Searching'. |
2018 | Messing co-founded I am a voter. with Mandana Dayani, a nonpartisan civic movement to educate and mobilize voters. |
2017 | Debra Messing was honored with the Excellence in Media Award by GLAAD for her work that increased the visibility and understanding of the LGBT community. |
2017 | Debra Messing was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame, receiving a star for her contributions to television, located at 6201 Hollywood Blvd. |
September 2017 | Messing starred again as Grace Adler in the revival of Will & Grace on NBC, which aired for three seasons until April 2020. |
May 2017 | Messing portrayed Marjorie Houseman in the television remake of the film Dirty Dancing, which aired on ABC. |
2016 | Debra Messing played the role of The Queen in the film 'Albion: The Enchanted Stallion'. |
2016 | Debra Messing appeared as herself in 1 episode of Match Game. |
2016 | Debra Messing participated as herself in 2 episodes of Nightcap. |
March 1 2016 | Messing's divorce from Daniel Zelman became official. |
2015 | Debra Messing was nominated for Favorite Actress in a New Television Series at the People's Choice Awards for 'The Mysteries of Laura'. |
2015 | Debra Messing appeared as herself in 4 episodes of Jeopardy!. |
2014 | Messing won the Best Actress Award at The Williamsburg Independent Film Festival for her performance in Frank Whaley's drama film Like Sunday, Like Rain. |
2014 | Debra Messing portrayed homicide detective Laura Diamond on the NBC police-procedural comedy 'The Mysteries of Laura'. |
October 2014 | Messing's relationship with Smash co-star Will Chase ended. |
January 3 2014 | Messing made her Broadway debut in John Patrick Shanley's play Outside Mullingar, which began previews at the Samuel J. Friedman Theatre. |
2012 | Debra Messing was nominated for Favorite Comeback at the TV Guide Awards for 'Smash'. |
2012 | Messing appeared as Julia Houston, a Broadway playwright, on the NBC musical drama 'Smash'. |
June 5 2012 | Messing filed for divorce from Daniel Zelman. |
May 2012 | Messing posed nude for the May issue of Allure magazine. |
May 2012 | Posed nude for the May issue of Allure magazine. |
2011 | Messing was announced as the star of a new NBC musical pilot called Smash, which was picked up by NBC and premiered on February 6, 2012. |
2011 | Debra Messing portrayed Alicia Harding in the episode 'Pursuit' of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. |
December 2011 | Messing and her husband separated after 11 years of marriage. |
2010 | Debra Messing won the Audiobook of the Year award for 'Nelson Mandela's Favorite African Folktales'. |
2010 | Debra Messing won the Multi-Voiced Performance award for 'Nelson Mandela's Favorite African Folktales'. |
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