Stephanie March

Mega Minute: Scoop on Ugly Betty, Bones & SVU

• Jun 17, 2008 03:56 PM ET
• by Matt Mitovich

Now playing in this week's Mitovich Mega Minute:• A status update on a rumored Ugly Betty exit.• Bones and Booth meet.. Bones and Booth?!• The latest on Stephanie March's possible return to SVU.Enjoy! read more

Enough about Benson and ...

• Oct 24, 2007 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: Enough about Benson and Stabler. Got any scoop on the supporting cast of SVU?

Answer: Sort of. I just learned that former ADA Stephanie March will be guest-starring on the Nov. 8 episode of Grey's Anatomy.

Now that Conviction has gone ...

• Aug 23, 2006 04:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

Question: Now that Conviction has gone the way of Law & Order: Trial by Jury, any chance Stephanie March will reprise her role of Alex Cabot on SVU for an episode or two next season?

Answer: According to a source close to SVU, Steph "is not returning anytime this year."

SVU Star Returns with Conviction

• Mar 3, 2006 03:00 AM ET
• by Matt Webb Mitovich

Stephanie March, Conviction

Tonight at 10 pm/ET, NBC premieres Law & Order creator Dick Wolf's latest legal drama. Set inside the New York City district attorney's office, Conviction even breathes new life into a onetime Law & Order: SVU player, Stephanie March, who is reprising her role of assistant district attorney Alexandra Cabot. How will Conviction set itself apart from other procedurals — including Wolf's own? And how is it that Alex was able to come out of hiding in the Federal Witness Protection program? TVGuide.com asked March those questions and more. TVGuide.com: When you left SVU, did you ever have any inkling that Alexandra Cabot might return on either that show o read more

Law & Order Babe Returning?

• Mar 5, 2004 03:00 AM ET
• by Michael Ausiello

When Stephanie March left Law & Order: SVU and her role as ADA Alex Cabot last fall, we figured the Emmy-worthy actress was setting her sights on bigger and better things — like a movie career or a legal drama all her own. Not a gig at the Food Network. But the 28-year-old up-and-comer assures us that her role as host of the five-part series What America Eats With PARADE (debuting Sunday at 9 pm/ET on FN) does not represent a new career direction. "This is just about the fact that I love food," she tells TV Guide Online. "It's like if you love the Westminster Dog Show and somebody says, 'Do you want to run my dog around the ring?' 'Well, yeah! Why not?'" March also happens to be engaged to Food Network superstud Bobby Flay, so, well, you do the math. TV Guide Online: Are you concerned that people might thin read more