Blythe Danner Blythe studied acting and got her degree from Bard College and began her career in The Boston Theater Company. By 25, she won the Theater World Award for her work in Moliere''s "The Miser" at Lincoln Center. She also won the 1970 Tony award for her role in "Butterflies Are Free." She made her film premiere in the same year in the television production of Dr. Cook's Garden (1971) (TV). For 25 years, she has been a regular performer at the Williamstown Summer Theater Festival. She has also been nominated for Tonys for performances in "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Betrayal". Married to director Bruce Paltrow, she is the mother of two acting children Gwyneth Paltrow and Jake Paltrow. Larry Bryggman Born in Concord, California. Larry Bryggman attended City College of San Francisco as well as the American Theatre Wing in New York. He is best known for his role as villain Dr. John Dixon in the soap opera "As the World Turns," (for which he received two Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Actor in a Drama). His appearances in major films include "...And Justice for All," "Die Hard with a Vengeance" and "Spy Game." In 2005, Bryggman starred as the Judge in the David Mamet farce "Romance." The LA Times called his performance "one of the finest comedic performances seen on an American stage this decade." He's been twice nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play (1994 for "Picnic"; 2001 for "Proof").