Linda Fiorentino(I)

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Once More with Feeling (2009)

Linda Fiorentino is an American actress. She has starred in the films Vision Quest (1985), Gotcha! (1985), After Hours (1985), Jade (1995), Men in Black (1997) and Dogma (1999). For her performance in The Last Seduction (1994), she won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress, the London Film Critics' Circle Award for Actress of the Year, and was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.

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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 6 wins & 8 nominations total

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Known for

The Last Seduction

7.0

Bridget Gregory

1994

Men in Black

7.3

Laurel

1997

Dogma

7.3

Bethany

1999

After Hours

7.6

Kiki

1985

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Actress

Once More with Feeling
5.4
Video
- Lydia
- 2009
Liberty Stands Still
5.7
- Liberty Wallace
- 2002
Where the Money Is
6.3
- Carol
- 2000
What Planet Are You From?
5.6
- Helen Gordon
- 2000
Ordinary Decent Criminal
6.3
- Christine Lynch
- 2000
Dogma
7.3
- Bethany
- 1999
Body Count
5.4
- Natalie
- 1998
Men in Black
7.3
- Laurel
- 1997
Kicked in the Head
4.5
- Megan
- 1997
Larger Than Life
5.6
- Terry Bonura
- 1996
Unforgettable
6.0
- Martha Briggs
- 1996
Jade
5.3
- Trina Gavin
- 1995
Bodily Harm
4.9
- Rita Cates
- 1995
Charlie's Ghost Story
4.7
TV Movie
- Marta
- 1995
The Desperate Trail
5.9
Video
- Sarah O'Rourke
- 1994

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Height
- 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)
Born
- March 9, 1958
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Spouse
- John ByrumJune 23, 1992 - 1993 (divorced)
Parents
- Clorinda Fiorentino
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Trivia
Won her part in Men in Black (1997) in a poker game from Barry Sonnenfeld. Besides the part, she won around $1200.

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The thing that's always bothered me is that, even if you have a strong female character, invariably in the third act she has to say something like, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to hurt you," or she has to become really vulnerable and wimpy and get her comeuppance. Even in something like Thelma & Louise (1991), where you have these two very strong characters, they have to die in the end. What's so special about The Last Seduction (1994) is that none of that happens. Had a Hollywood studio made that film instead of an independent, it would have been very different. She definitely wouldn't have gotten away with what she does get away with.