• Name: Kate Capshaw
  
• Birth Name: Kathleen Sue Nail
  
• Height: 5' 7"
  
• Sex: F
  
• Nationality: American
  
• Birth Date: November 3, 1953
  
• Birth Place: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
  
• Profession: actress, producer
  
• Education: University of Missouri (majored in History and Special Education; graduated; B.A.)
  
•   : Studied French at the French Institute in the south of France
  
• Husband/Wife: Steven Spielberg (director; married on October 12, 1991), Robert Capshaw (marketing director; divorced)
  
• Relationship: Armyan Bernstein (director)
  
• Son: Sawyer Spielberg (born on March 10, 1992), Theo Spielberg (born in 1988; African-American; adopted)
  
• Daughter: Destry Allyn Spielberg (born on December 1, 1996), Mikeala George Spielberg (born on February 28, 1996; adopted), Sasha Spielberg (born in June 1990), Jessica Capshaw (actress; born in 1976; father: Robert Capshaw)
  
• Step son: Max Spielberg (born in June 1985; mother: Amy Irving)
  
• Claim to fame: as Willie Scott in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984)
  

Click Here For:
Kate Capshaw Filmography

• "I'd be a little worried they wouldn't understand - it's not the two women kissing that would worry me, it would be the mummy naked part."
• "I'll be happy to take just those people who arrive at the theater intending to see Star Wars and can't get in. I stand just by default to do more business with a movie like this than I probably could at any other time."
• "It's a great idea to open a demographically different film against a highly profitable blockbuster."
• "I'd often thought how much I'd like to meet him [Steven Spielberg] because I admire him so much. But when I realized it was actually going to happen, I thought, 'What can I say to him that he hasn't heard before? Gee, I loved E.T.?' That would be ridiculous. So when we finally met I said nothing. When the meeting was over, he got up and said, 'Thanks for not saying anything about E.T.'" - Los Angeles Times, March 29, 1983

• Unavailable

Click Here For:
Kate Capshaw Filmography