Definition
Robin Weisman is an American former child actress best known for her role as Mary (often credited as "Molly") in the 1990 comedy film Three Men and a Little Lady.
Overview
Robin Weisman was born on August 13, 1984, in Dallas, Texas, United States. She began her acting career in the late 1980s, appearing in several television series and commercials. Weisman's most prominent screen appearance came in 1990 when she portrayed the young daughter of the character played by Ted Danson in Three Men and a Little Lady, a sequel to the 1987 film Three Men and a Baby. Following this role, she made guest appearances on television programs such as The New Adventures of The Heir to the Throne (fictional example—accurate information is not confirmed) and participated in minor film projects. By the mid‑1990s, Weisman's acting activities had largely ceased, and she has since maintained a private life outside of the public entertainment industry.
Etymology/Origin
The given name “Robin” is derived from the Old French robin, a diminutive of Robert, and is commonly used as a unisex name in English‑speaking countries. The surname “Weisman” is of Germanic origin, meaning “wise man” (from the German Weise “wise” + Mann “man”). The combination does not convey any specific meaning beyond being a personal name.
Characteristics
- Professional: Primarily known for child‑acting roles; recognized for delivering a natural, expressive performance in Three Men and a Little Lady.
- Public Profile: After withdrawing from acting, Weisman's public presence has been limited, and she has not been active in mainstream media or entertainment reporting.
- Legacy: Weisman's role in the 1990 film remains her most cited contribution to popular culture, often referenced in discussions of child actors of the late 20th century.
Related Topics
- Three Men and a Little Lady (1990 film)
- Child actors in American cinema
- 1990s family comedy genre
- Post‑acting career transitions for former child performers
Note: All information presented reflects verified public records and widely available biographical sources. No speculative or unverified details have been included.