Gaby Hoffmann

American actress Gaby Hoffmann began her career in acting as a child, working in films, TV shows, and commercials.

   Birthplace: New York City (New York)

   Age: 8 January 1982

   Achievements:

• Early career: Gaby Hoffmann made her film debut in 1989. She appeared in “Field of Dreams”, and played Maizy Russell in Uncle Buck. She has also starred in films like “Sleepless in Seattle”, “The Man Without a Face” and others.
  
  
• Hoffmann’s television career began in 1994 with the short-lived “Someone Like Me”. She has appeared since in a variety of television series, including “Transparent”, which is a highly acclaimed show.
  
  
• Career Break and Comeback. After a temporary retirement from acting Gaby Hoffmann has made a powerful return, incarnating a multifarious existence in a cinematic landscape that is constantly evolving and forging new paths, rather than following them.
  
  
• Recent Work: Her most recent film, “Manhattan Romance”, was released in 2015. She has also continued to work in the industry with roles in independent films, as well as acclaimed television series.

   Awards:

• Young Artist Foundation’s Eleventh Annual Youth in Film Awards – Won Best Young Actress in a Supporting Role in Motion Picture in 1990, for her portrayal of Karin Kinsella in the film “Field of Dreams”.
  
  
• Emmy Awards: She was nominated in 2015 for Outstanding Guest Actress for a Comedy Series for her role in “Girls”.
  
  
• Screen Actors Guild Awards – Nominated in 2015 for Outstanding Ensemble Performance in a Comedy Series for her role in Transparent.
  
  
• Independent Spirit Awards: Best female lead nominated in 2014.

   Extra info:

           Career Highlights:

• Gaby Hoffmann played a key role in some of the most iconic films of 1980s and 1990s. She appeared in Field of Dreams and Sleepless in Seattle as well as Now and Then.
  
  
• She also appeared in television series Transparent and Uncle Buck in 1989, when she was seven years old.
  
  
• Gaby Hoffmann, despite being a child actress and having her sitcom at 12 years old, is most happy when she’s not in the spotlight.
  
  

  Personal Life : 

• Gaby Hoffmann’s mother, Viva is a retired actor, writer and former Warhol star. Her father, Anthony Herrera was a soap-opera actor.
  
  
• Even before she began hanging out with famous celebrities, she had an unusual childhood. Janet Susan Mary Hoffmann is known as Viva. She was one of Andy Warhol’s Factory stars.
  
  
• Gaby Hoffmann’s half-sister is Alexandra “Alex”, who teaches Yoga in New York City.
  
  

  Recent Activities : 

• Gaby Hoffmann was involved in several recent film projects such as C’mon C’mon and will be seen at the Telluride Film Festival, September 2021.