They tended to play the same kind of characters: smart, patrician, a bit icy, slightly dangerous.
More than slightly in the case of Play Misty for Me.
Her imdb listings from the 70s is like a cop/detective show history lesson.
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They tended to play the same kind of characters: smart, patrician, a bit icy, slightly dangerous.
More than slightly in the case of Play Misty for Me.
Her imdb listings from the 70s is like a cop/detective show history lesson.
I miss Tea Leoni
I miss her, period. Apart from Flirting with Disaster, her film career has been pretty meh.
She's good in Ghost Town, which I recommend.
That show was good....even though the name escapes me. Jessica Walter could have also played the Grandma part on "Gilmore Girls"(I have no idea if this is literally true...I only know Entourage/AU Hollywood that well) but that is one part where two very different actors...Walter and Kelly Bishop, sort of remind me of each other.
I used to work for this incredibly stiff partner -- the kind of Yalie who, upon meeting my husband, almost immediately asked where he went to school-- who must have been a big theater fan. He had a huge signed cast photo of some show starring Jessica Walter. I always laughed walking into his office about the Seaward staring at him all day.
She's good in Ghost Town, which I recommend.
Noted. And thanks!
I miss Tea Leoni
Earlier this week, I stumbled across the last half hour of Deep Impact while channel-surfing. Pesonally, I think her performance is the weakest of the entire ensemble--I much prefer watching Vanessa Redgrave or Omar Sharif during her family angst scenes.
Tea was always a much better at comedy than drama.
Okay, but when do you not prefer to watch Vanessa Redgrave or Omar Sharif? Talk about stacking the deck.
Okay, but when do you not prefer to watch Vanessa Redgrave or Omar Sharif?
True! But in almost every scene she was in, she was outmatched by those on the screen with her, from Morgan Freeman to the guy who played her boss (I can't remember his name offhand, but he was on Mick on Hill Street Blues) to Laura what's-her-face from ER.