At Outfest, redefining gay film
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Los Angeles Times - Found 18 hours ago Francisco's public transit system, and "Drool," writer-director Nancy Kissam's offbeat road picture, starring "Mulholland Dr.'s" Laura Harring. |
Patrik Wins Frameline Accolades at Worlds Largest LGBT Fest
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Indiewire - Found Jun. 29, 2009 O?Donnell, Sharon Gless and Chad Allen in addition to Jill Marie Jones from ?Dare? and Laura Harring from ?Mulholland Drive.? Warhol... |
Film - Featuring: Frameline!
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Bay Area Reporter - Found Jun. 18, 2009 Anora (Laura Harring) is stuck in a deceptively homo-free zone in Oklahoma. Teen daughter Tabby flirts with high school slut martyrdom; |
The Caller - movie review
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Contactmusic - Found Jun. 8, 2009 Also on hand is Laura Harring of Mulholland Drive fame, as a nightclub chanteuse who, like Dorothy Lamour in Road to Hong Kong, has nothing to... |
Strand takes rights to 'Drool'
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Variety - Found May. 18, 2009 Strand Releasing has snapped up North American rights to Nancy Kissam's 2009 Slamdance fest pic "Drool." Romantic comedy stars Laura Harring as a Strand Salivates for Drool - Indiewire Explore All |
CT Gay & Lesbian Film Fest Opens At Cinestudio
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Hartford Courant - Found May. 21, 2009 'Drool' is an off-handedly weird story about a discontented wife, Anora (Laura Harring), who makes friends with the woman next door. |
Out There - Get your Frameline on!
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Bay Area Reporter - Found May. 27, 2009 Nancy Kissam's Drool, described by Morris as 'a lesbian film that's so not a lesbian film!' Featuring Laura Harring, the brunette from Lynch's... |
In Pictures: 'Arrivals at Maxim's Hot 100'
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Monsters and Critics - Found May. 15, 2009 USA © Albert L. Ortega / PR Photos 05/13/2009 - Laura Harring - Maxim's Hot 100 - Arrivals - Barker Hanger - Santa Monica, CA. |
EUR DVD REVIEW: The Caller
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EURweb - Found Apr. 16, 2009 ... in Elliot Gould (for Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice) and Frank Langella (for Frost Nixon) along with Laura Harring (the fetching femme fatale in... |
Mexican actors
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AZCentral.com - Found May. 4, 2009 Laura Harring: Her credits include 'General Hospital' and 'Sunset Beach,' but also 'The Shield,' which gives you lifetime point in the cool... |
Laura Harring Biography
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Laura Harring
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| Laura Harring | |
Harring at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival |
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| Born | Laura Elena MartÃnez Harring March 3, 1964 Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico |
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| Spouse(s) | Carl-Eduard von Bismarck – (1987-1989) |
Laura Elena Harring (born March 3, 1964) is a Mexican American actress and former Miss USA (1985). She starred as Rita/Camilla Rhodes in David Lynch's 2001 film Mulholland Drive. She also starred as Dehlia Draycott in the 2007 film Nancy Drew.
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Biography
Early life
She was born Laura Elena Herring in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico. Her mother, MarÃa MartÃnez, is a psychotherapist, real estate investor, and secretary, and her father Raymond Herring was a developer and organic farmer of German descent.12 The two divorced in 1971. Harring lived the first ten years of her life in Mexico, before her family relocated to San Antonio, Texas. Caught by stray fire from a driveby shooting at age 12, Harring suffered a bullet wound to the head.3 At age 16, she convinced her family to let her study in Switzerland at one of the top schools, Aiglon College. She eventually returned to America, settling down in El Paso, Texas and entered the world of beauty pageants. She won the title of Miss El Paso USA, and soon after, Miss Texas USA. In 1985 she became the first Hispanic to win the Miss USA crown. She is the first of Texas Aces. She went on to make the top 10 at the Miss Universe 1985 pageant.
Harring spent the next year traveling through Asia, exploring Europe and working as a social worker in India. It was in Europe that she was introduced to the world of nobility and, in 1987, she married Count Carl-Eduard von Bismarck-Schönhausen. While she retains the title of Countess von Bismarck-Schönhausen, the couple divorced in 1989 but still remain friends. Harring studied theatre at the London Academy of Performing Arts and is skilled in the French style of Commedia dell'arte, as well as in most of the Latin dances, including the Argentine Tango.
Career
Harring had two recurring TV roles. During 1990-1991, she played Carla Greco on ABC's soap General Hospital, and during 1997, she played Paula Stevens on NBC's soap Sunset Beach.
She is best known for her performance in David Lynch's cult film Mulholland Drive (2001), opposite Naomi Watts and Justin Theroux. Harring went on to work two more times with Lynch - as an anthropomorphic rabbit in Rabbits (2002) and in a cameo appearance in Inland Empire (2006). In 2003, she starred in Mi Casa, Su Casa together with Barbara Eden of I Dream of Jeannie fame.
In 2004, she starred as John Travolta's spoiled wife in the movie adaptation of Marvel Comics's The Punisher. In 2006, she joined the cast of the FX Networks crime drama, The Shield. She has most recently starred in Mike Newell's adaptation of Gabriel GarcÃa Marquez's Love in the Time of Cholera (2007). Harring currently has two film projects in production, Bitter Grapes and Kluge, both due out in 2009.4
Filmography
- The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory (TV) (1987)
- Desperado: Avalanche at Devil's Ridge (TV) (1988)
- Silent Night, Deadly Night 3: Better Watch Out! (1989)
- The Forbidden Dance (1990)
- General Hospital (series) (1991)
- Dead Women in Lingerie (1991)
- Rio Diablo (TV) (1993)
- Exit to Eden (1994)
- Empire (un-aired TV series) (1995)
- Sunset Beach (series) (1997)
- Black Scorpion II: Aftershock (1997)
- Hoover Park (1997)
- California ( TV series) (1997)
- Frasier (TV, 1 episode) (1998)
- Final Payback (1999)
- A Family in Crisis: The Elian Gonzales Story (TV Movie) (2000)
- Little Nicky (2000)
- Black Scorpion (series) (2001)
- Mulholland Drive (2001)
- John Q (2002)
- Derailed (2002)
- Rabbits (2002)
- Willard (2003)
- Mi Casa, Su Casa (2003)
- The Poet (2003)
- The Punisher (2004)
- Return to Babylon (2004)
- All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos (2005)
- The King (2005)
- Inland Empire (2006)
- Nancy Drew (2007)
- Love in the Time of Cholera (2007)
- The Caller (2008)
References
- ^ Laura Harring Biography (1964-)
- ^ Laura Elena Harring Biography - Yahoo! Movies
- ^ Women We Love: Laura Elena Harring - Esquire
- ^ www.movietome.com/movie/365113/bitter-grapes/index.html Retrieved on 2009-04-08
External links
| Preceded by Laura Shaw |
Miss Texas USA 1985 |
Succeeded by Christy Fichtner |
| Preceded by Mai Shanley |
Miss USA 1985 |
Succeeded by Christy Fichtner |
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