Rosemary Dapkins, born on November 19, 2014, is the firstborn child of actress Gaby Hoffmann. Her father is Chris Dapkins, a cinematographer and filmmaker. Rosemary also has an aunt called Alexandra Auder, a writer, yoga teacher, and actress.
On education, Rosemary Dapkins is probably in elementary school since little information has been revealed on her educational status. Her mother had kept her off the public, so it is hard to know details on which school she is going to or if she had tried to venture into acting the way her mother did when she was young.
Rosemary’s Mother
Rosemary Dapkins’ mother started acting early; as a child, she appeared in commercials and several films, including Field of Dreams and Uncle Buck. Rosemary started acting to help her family pay bills, but at some point, she was tired of acting and stopped acting. After staying on the sidelines for some time, she heard that the co-actor was making a lot of money in the film industry she came back into acting.
Gaby then starred in This Is My Life and was highly praised for her performance; this boosted her confidence and encouraged her, and she decided to pursue acting as a full-time career. In 1993, Rosemary’s mother appeared in Sleepless in Seattle and The Man Without a Face.
Given her determination, Rosemary’s mother started featuring in many films almost yearly. In 1994, she starred in Someone Like Me, a film about her and her dysfunctional family; she even promoted it on talk shows, including Late Show with David Letterman and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.
In 1995 Gaby Hoffmann had a leading role in the film Freaky Friday working alongside Shelley Long. She also featured as Young Samantha in Now and Then.
As a teen, Rosemary’s mother was featured in several films, including Everyone Says I Love You, Snapped, Volcano, Coming Soon, Perfume, Black & White, and You Can Count on Me.
In 2007 after returning to film work, Rosemary’s mother was featured in Severed Ways: The Norse Discovery of America. Then, the following year, she appeared in Guest of Cindy Sherman and Chelsea on the Rocks, both documentaries. Other films she has appeared in include Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus, Girls, and Transparent, among others.
Rosemary’s mother has been acting since the 1980s, so she must have made a great fortune in a career, and Rosemary Dapkins gets to enjoy all that as she is the only child.
Theatre Work
Rosemary Dapkins’ mother stepped out of film work from 2003 to 2007 to concentrate on theatre work. Some roles she played include Denise in 24 Hour Plays at the American Airlines Theatre and The Sugar Syndrome at the Williamstown Theatre Festival. Her other theatre works include appearances in Law & Order: Criminal Intent and Suburbia.
Social Media
Rosemary Dapkins is not active on social media platforms as she is still a minor. On the other hand, her mother does not like social media that much despite being a celebrity. She seems to be a person who likes maintaining privacy in her personal life.
