Marcia! Marcia! Marcia! She's going Country.

Maureen McCormick is best known throughout the world as Marcia in the classic TV series, The Brady Bunch.

Maureen's acting career started at age seven when she won the lead role in the play, "Wind It Up and It Breaks." Soon, she became a popular choice for TV commercials and sitcoms, including ads for "Barbie" and "Kool Aid" and a continuing role on the sitcom Bewitched. Maureen made her feature film debut in "The Arrangement."

From 1969 - 1974, she played the oldest daughter on The Brady Bunch series, which was followed by TV-movies and spinoffs. During the original TV series, she also sang, recorded albums, and toured with her co-stars as The Brady Kids.

Maureen started her solo singing career at the age of 16 with her first solo release, "Little Bird." Years later, Maureen revived her interest in singing and recorded a popular country pop record, "When You Get a Little Lonely," with many leading Nashville musicians.

Some of her credits include starring as country sensation Barbara Mandrell in the TV-Movie "Get To The Heart: The Barbara Mandrell Story," "Skatetown USA," "Return To Horror High" and "Texas Lightning," for which she wrote the song "Typical Day." She was cast as a regular on Teen Angel and made appearances on Herman's Head, Moesha and The Single Guy. She recently appeared as a contestant on VH1's Celebrity Fit Club.

In this 2008 interview taped two days before the series premiere of CMT's Gone Country, Maureen talks to Sidewalks host Rafael Siegel about her early acting career. Additional, she tells us about appearing as a celebrity contestant in Gone Country, where a variety of celebrities are given the opportunity to become the next big country superstar.
 

ATTENTION MAUREEN McCORMICK FANS:
Host Rafael Siegel planned to ask Maureen some of your viewer questions. Unfortunately, our interview window was cut short, and there was no time. Thank you for all the questions. Maybe we will get to interview Maureen again soon.