Laurene Landon

Laurene Landon was born on Mar 17, 1957 in Canada. Laurene Landon's big-screen debut came with Scoring directed by Alessandro De Gaetano in 1979. Laurene Landon is known for Drive directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, Ryan Gosling stars as Driver and Carey Mulligan as Irene. Laurene Landon has got 1 awards and 5 nominations so far. The most recent award Laurene Landon achieved is Universe Multicultural Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Laurene Landon plays is Banned, Exploited & Blacklisted: The Underground Work of Controversial Filmmaker Shane Ryan which will be released on Jul 31, 2020.

Tall, leggy and extremely well-built statuesque blonde actress Laurene Landon has enlivened a bunch of hugely enjoyable movies with her spunky energy, physical dexterity, bubbly, upbeat personality and considerable sex appeal. She often portrays tough, two-fisted, no-nonsense action heroines with a winning blend of fiery aplomb and cheerful good humor.Born as Laurene Landon Coughlin in Toronto, Canada, Landon's family moved to the United States when she was four. The 5'9" Landon starred as "Molly", one of two female wrestlers, who are managed by 'Peter Falk', in Robert Aldrich's uproariously raucous comedy, Deux filles au tapis (1981). The fiercely athletic and aggressive Landon also performed a lion's share of her own stunts in the film. Landon was very funny as a daffy stewardess in Y a-t-il enfin un pilote dans l'avion ? 2 (1982) and was excellent as Mike Hammer's loyal secretary "Velda" in J'aurai ta peau (1982). Laurene was especially strong and impressive in two delightful action/adventure features for director Matt Cimber: she's the titular rugged warrior woman in Hundra (1983) and a gutsy half-Native American spitfire in A la poursuite du soleil d'or (1984). Landon was once again, on the money, effective and engaging as courageous policewoman "Teresa Mallory" in the terrific Maniac Cop (1988) and its superior 1990 sequel, Maniac Cop 2 (1990). After a regrettably lengthy absence from acting, Laurene made a return to screen with a sizable co-starring part in the Masters of Horror (2005) episode, Masters of Horror: Pick Me Up (2006).Outside of acting, Laurene Landon writes scripts in her spare time and is an award-winning gold medal lyricist, who authored rap music for an L.A. Metro Transit Authority video.