Here's What Happened To Rebecca De Mornay
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Adam
I take issue with the criticism of the movie FEDS. That movie was an HBO staple when I was growing up and I think she had great chemistry with Mary Gross. Plus as a kid the movie seemed alot better then most comedies today. A cast member during one of my favorite times of SNL, the early eighties. Please don't judge, it was my childhood and nostalgia wise I loved that period for the show. Which included partially the Billy Crystal, Eddie Murphy years.
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I take issue with the criticism of the movie FEDS. That movie was an HBO staple when I was growing up and I think she had great chemistry with Mary Gross. Plus as a kid the movie seemed alot better then most comedies today. A cast member during one of my favorite times of SNL, the early eighties. Please don't judge, it was my childhood and nostalgia wise I loved that period for the show. Which included partially the Billy Crystal, Eddie Murphy years.
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Brandon
I had to look really hard at Jessica Jones' mom to recognize her. I know, age and all but there are plenty of actresses that aged well and still look amazing. I was at a bday party for my little cousin some years back and Rebecca was there with her kid. You could still see some of the hot girl she used to be at that time. Now though, she looks like she could be Tom Cruise's grandma,
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I had to look really hard at Jessica Jones' mom to recognize her. I know, age and all but there are plenty of actresses that aged well and still look amazing. I was at a bday party for my little cousin some years back and Rebecca was there with her kid. You could still see some of the hot girl she used to be at that time. Now though, she looks like she could be Tom Cruise's grandma,
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robofthewest
Some consider The Shining, the Stanley Kubrick version, the BEST horror film ever made? I've seen it once (maybe a second time on TV) and hated it. Wasn't scary, wasn't even memorable IMHO. Left a lot of loose strings, didn't follow the book very closely either. Big disappointment. Based on that, I didn't even watch DeMornay's turn in the TV version.
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Some consider The Shining, the Stanley Kubrick version, the BEST horror film ever made? I've seen it once (maybe a second time on TV) and hated it. Wasn't scary, wasn't even memorable IMHO. Left a lot of loose strings, didn't follow the book very closely either. Big disappointment. Based on that, I didn't even watch DeMornay's turn in the TV version.
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Diana
DeMornays' teeth were too big, thats what stopped her trajectory. it worked in her only hit 'the hand that rocked the cradle' because she was picked as a psycho who would reveal those giant slabs with the intended effect. Who is going to deny this observation? i think it was ok to never see her again as she didnt come across as a above average actress.
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DeMornays' teeth were too big, thats what stopped her trajectory. it worked in her only hit 'the hand that rocked the cradle' because she was picked as a psycho who would reveal those giant slabs with the intended effect. Who is going to deny this observation? i think it was ok to never see her again as she didnt come across as a above average actress.
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Hank
How about the movie with Gregory Peck where she plays a bombshell teenager used by her moonshiner father to seduce sheriff Gregory Peck who goes totally bonkers over her, ruining his life. I saw that 30 or 40 years ago, and it has always stayed in my head (but I don't remember the name of the movie. and a great performance by Gregory Peck.
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How about the movie with Gregory Peck where she plays a bombshell teenager used by her moonshiner father to seduce sheriff Gregory Peck who goes totally bonkers over her, ruining his life. I saw that 30 or 40 years ago, and it has always stayed in my head (but I don't remember the name of the movie. and a great performance by Gregory Peck.
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Ardent
Way back when I was a teenager and The movie The Hand That Rocks The Cradle came out, I had the hots for her. Though that movie was completely nuts, I just couldnt help myself feeling a crushing lust for her back then. She dont look anything like she did back then now. Time hasnt been all that good to her in aging.
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Way back when I was a teenager and The movie The Hand That Rocks The Cradle came out, I had the hots for her. Though that movie was completely nuts, I just couldnt help myself feeling a crushing lust for her back then. She dont look anything like she did back then now. Time hasnt been all that good to her in aging.
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Wesley
The comment about ER being the longest running series is crap. Doctor who is the longest-running series. Since it started in the late 60s and it's still on. And it still holds the record for the longest non syndicated series. So don't believe anything you see in the newspaper, online, research it, educate yourself.
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The comment about ER being the longest running series is crap. Doctor who is the longest-running series. Since it started in the late 60s and it's still on. And it still holds the record for the longest non syndicated series. So don't believe anything you see in the newspaper, online, research it, educate yourself.
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velociraptor4you
To me, her character of Lana in Risky Business is more or less the definition of 'Tart with a Hart. ' Despite what she does and the lifestyle she's chosen, she proves that there is a genuinely good heart beating beneath that mysterious, sultry exterior.
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To me, her character of Lana in Risky Business is more or less the definition of 'Tart with a Hart. ' Despite what she does and the lifestyle she's chosen, she proves that there is a genuinely good heart beating beneath that mysterious, sultry exterior.
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Steveo
Why about the movie, Guilty as Sin? . She played a defence attorney who unknowingly took a sociopathic murderer on for a client played by Don Johnston. Stephen Lang was also in it. That was a good suspense thriller. Johnson was very creapy in that one.
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Why about the movie, Guilty as Sin? . She played a defence attorney who unknowingly took a sociopathic murderer on for a client played by Don Johnston. Stephen Lang was also in it. That was a good suspense thriller. Johnson was very creapy in that one.
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