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Justine Bateman (Actor)

This likable performer of 1980s sitcoms and TV-movies branched out from light juvenile roles to more... (Learn more)

Top Projects: Family Ties, To Have and to Hold, Men Behaving Badly (View All)

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Justine Bateman’s Milestones

	More or less retired from acting to concentrate on fashion design; created clothes under the brand name 'Bad Baby Boy'
1981	Became interested in acting after her younger brother Jason joined the cast of "Little House on the Prairie" (NBC); on the advice of her mother, auditioned for and began working in commercials at age 15
1982 - 1989	TV series debut as Mallory Keaton, the underachieving sister of Michael J. Fox, on the hit sitcom "Family Ties" (NBC)
1984	Played the daughter of Tippi Hedren in "Mookie and Pookie" an episode of the syndicated series "Tales from the Darkside"
1985	First TV special, "First the Egg" part of the ABC Afterschool Specials
1985	First TV-movie, "Right to Kill?" (ABC) about domestic violence
1985	Recreated the role of Mallory Keaton for the NBC TV-movie "Family Ties Vacation"
1986	Credited as production consultant on the documentary "How Can I Tell If I'm Really in Love?" (also hosted)
1986	Debut as a TV host, "Disney's Captain EO Grand Opening"
1986	Starred in the TV-movie, "Can You Feel Me Dancing?"; also featured brother Jason; father Kent was supervising producer
1988	Feature acting debut, "Satisfaction"
1992	Co-starred with Patrick Dempsey in "Merry Christmas, Baby" (A&E)
1993	Provided the voice of Josie Earp on "The Wild West", a syndicated Western documentary miniseries
1996	Guest-starred as an alien princess betrothed to Superman, in the two-part season closer of "Lois and Clark" (ABC)
1996	Returned to series TV as a regular on the sitcom "Men Behaving Badly"
1999	Earned praise for her turn in the indie feature "Say You'll Be Mine"
2000	Founded Justin Bateman Design
2003	Appeared in several episodes of the Showtime series "Out of Order"
2006	Cast in the recurring role of a down-to-earth wildlife-photographer in ABC's "Men in Trees"
2007	Cast in the network satire "The TV Set" directed by Jake Kasdan
2008	Will guest-star in a multi-episode arc on ABC's "Desperate Housewives" as a hip artist living with Gabby and Carlos