"Matlin was the youngest recipient of the Best Actress Oscar and the only hearing-impaired Oscar winner when she was honored at the age of 21 for her first screen role in the 1987 movie "Children of a Lesser God.""
"Matlin bought a gated, country English-style house on a knoll, with city views, for just under $1 million. The home has three bedrooms, maid's quarters and a screening or media room in about 2,500 square feet."
"Now in production for the second season of "Reasonable Doubts," in which she plays the Chicago-based assistant Dist. Atty. Tess Kaufman, Matlin co-stars with Martin Sheen and D. B. Sweeney in the upcoming movie "Danger Sign," filmed last summer."
Marlee Matlin, the youngest Best Actress Oscar winner and only hearing-impaired Academy Award recipient at age 21 for "Children of a Lesser God," has purchased a gated, country English-style home in Hollywood Hills for just under $1 million. The early 1950s home features three bedrooms, maid's quarters, and a media room across approximately 2,500 square feet. Matlin redecorated the interior with a lighter, brighter country aesthetic. She relocated from a West Hollywood duplex where she maintained offices for her production company, Solo One Productions, now based in Burbank. Matlin continues her acting work, currently in production for the second season of NBC's "Reasonable Doubts" and appearing in the upcoming film "Danger Sign."
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