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Write Marisa Tomei at:

Marisa Tomei
c/o Marla Farrell
Shelter Public Relations
45 W. 21st St. #404
New York, NY 10010

Marisa Tomei’s talent agency is:

Rhonda Price
c/o Gersh Agency
41 Madison Ave. Fl. 29
New York, NY 10010

Marisa Tomei’s management is:

Jason Weinberg
c/o Untitled Entertainment Management
P.O. Box 5539
Beverly Hills, CA 90209-5539

Marisa Tomei’s publicist is:

Marla Farrell
c/o Shelter Public Relations
45 W. 21st St. #404
New York, NY 10010

Marisa Tomei is connected to Adam Sandler by playing his long-suffering girlfriend, Linda, in the 2003 comedy film “Anger Management.”

Marisa Tomei is connected to Amy Adams by the 2011 romantic comedy film “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” where she plays Kate and Adams plays Amy Johnson.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Anne Hathaway by the 2023 romantic comedy film “She Came to Me,” in which she plays a tugboat captain and Hathaway plays a therapist married to a composer.

Marisa Tomei and Christian Slater co-starred in the 1993 romantic drama “Untamed Heart.” Slater played Adam, a shy busboy with a heart defect, while Tomei portrayed Caroline, a waitress.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Emma Stone by the 2011 romantic comedy film “Crazy, Stupid, Love.,” where she plays Kate and Stone plays Hannah.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Ethan Hawke by “Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead” (2007), where she plays Andy Hanson’s wife, and he plays Hank Hanson, Andy’s brother.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Helen Hunt by co-starring with her in the 2000 romantic comedy film “What Women Want,” where Tomei plays Lola and Hunt plays Darcy Maguire.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Hugh Jackman by the 2001 romantic comedy “Someone Like You,” where she plays a friend who works at a men’s magazine, and he plays a talk show talent scout.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Jennifer Aniston by their long-time friendship. They met in the 1990s and remained close through social circles in Hollywood.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Joe Pesci by playing his fiancée Mona Lisa Vito in the 1992 comedy film “My Cousin Vinny,” where he plays Vincent LaGuardia Gambini, a Brooklyn lawyer.

Marisa Tomei is connected to John C. Reilly by the 2010 film “Cyrus,” where she plays Molly and he plays John, a man who starts a relationship with Tomei despite her protective son.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Julia Roberts by the 2014 film “Love Is Strange,” in which Roberts’ husband, Danny Moder, was a cinematographer.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Juliette Binoche as Hollywood actresses with a similar look.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Julianne Moore by the 2011 romantic comedy “Crazy, Stupid, Love.” They are also real-life cousins who discovered their genetic connection on a genealogy show.

Marisa Tomei and Logan Marshall Green dated on and off from 2008 to 2012 after meeting during a New York theater project, sparking rumors of an engagement that were later denied.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Mel Gibson by the 2000 film “What Women Want,” where he gains the ability to hear women’s thoughts and seduces them in the way they desire.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Michael Lewis because she played Cynthia Baum in the film adaptation of his book “The Big Short.”

Marisa Tomei is connected to Tom Holland by the Spider-Man films, where she plays Aunt May and he plays Peter Parker/Spider-Man.

Marisa Tomei is connected to Zendaya by the “Spider-Man” films, where Tomei played Aunt May and Zendaya played Michelle “MJ” Jones.

Marisa Tomei is an American actress known for her versatility in film, television, and theater. She won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in “My Cousin Vinny” (1992) and earned additional Oscar nominations for “In the Bedroom” (2001) and “The Wrestler” (2008). Tomei has appeared in a wide range of projects, from independent dramas to blockbusters like the “Spider-Man” films, where she played Aunt May. Her career spans decades, marked by critical acclaim, audience appeal, and a reputation for bringing warmth and depth to her characters.