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Actress Rosemarie Dewitt was born in Queens, NY, where she trained at the Actors Center, and she is also a graduate of New College of Hostra University with a degree in creative studies. Rosemarie made her television debut in an episode of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and made several quest appearances on the TV shows "Queens Supreme," "Sex and The City" and "Rescue Me." She also had roles in the films "Off The Black" and "Cinderella Man," but she is most famous for her role as Emily Lehman in the Fox television series "Standoff."
Actress Rosemarie DeWitt premiered onscreen in the early to mid-2000s and essayed a series of bit roles -- initially in A-list features such as Cinderella Man (2005) and Off the Black (2006). She scored a lead opposite Ron Livingston on the small screen, as a federal agent in the hostage-crisis drama Standoff (2006), but unfortunately, that program folded after a rather short life span, and DeWitt returned to supporting turns -- notably a colorful characterization as Midge Daniels, the bohemian mistress of a successful ad executive during the early '60s on AMC's serialized drama Mad Men (2007). Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

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