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Hope Lange

Highest Rated:
92% Blue Velvet (1986)
Lowest Rated:
22% Just Cause (1995)
Birthday:
Nov 28, 1931
Birthplace:
Redding Ridge, Connecticut, USA
Bio:
The daughter of show folk, Hope Lange was 12 when she appeared in her first Broadway play, Sidney Kingsley's The Patriots. Fourteen years later, with dozens of plays and TV programs to her credit, Lange made her screen debut in Bus Stop (1956), managing to garner critical and audience attention…

Filmography

Range of Movie T-meters: 22% - 92%
Number of Movies: 26
Box Office Since 2001: --
Year Rating Title Credit Box Office
1995 22% Just Cause
  • Libby Prentiss
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1994 78% Clear and Present Danger
  • Senator Mayo
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1993 Dead Before Dawn
  • Virginia DeSilva
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1990 45% Tune in Tomorrow... (Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter)
  • Margaret Quince
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1987 Ford: The Man and the Machine
  • Clara Ford
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1986 92% Blue Velvet
  • Mrs. Williams
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1985 42% A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 - Freddy's Revenge
  • Mrs. Walsh
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1985 Private Sessions
  • Actor
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1983 Prodigal
  • Mother of Prodigal
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1983 I Am the Cheese
  • Betty Farmer
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1980 Beulah Land
  • Deborah Kendrick
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1979 Pleasure Palace
  • Actor
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1974 67% Death Wish
  • Joanna Kersey
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1974 Fer-de-Lance
  • Elaine Wedell
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1973 I Love You, Goodbye
  • Karen Chandler
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1970 Crowhaven Farm
  • Actor
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1968 Jigsaw
  • Helen Atterbury
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1968 75% The Love Bug
  • Actor
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1961 50% Wild in the Country (Lonely Man)
  • Irene Sperry
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1961 63% Pocketful of Miracles
  • Elizabeth "Queenie" Martin
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1959 The Best of Everything
  • Caroline Bender
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1958 In Love and War
  • Andrea Lenaine
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1958 80% The Young Lions
  • Hope Plowman
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1957 60% Peyton Place
  • Selena Cross
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1957 86% The True Story of Jesse James
  • Zee
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1956 90% Bus Stop
  • Elma Duckworth
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Quotes from Hope Lange's Characters

    1. Mrs. Walsh: (about Jesse) He needs professional help. I think we have to take him to see a psychiatrist.
    2. Mr. Walsh: Oh come, Cheryl. Are you out of your gourd? What the hell will that do?
    3. Mrs. Walsh: I don't know. I just feel he needs help and we don't know how to give it to him.
    4. Mr. Walsh: Oh come, Cheryl.
    5. Mrs. Walsh: Are you hearing me? That boy's in trouble!
    6. Mr. Walsh: No, he's not in trouble! What that boy needs is a good god damn kick in the butt, that's what he needs! Tell you what he needs. He needs a methadone clinic.
    1. Jesse Walsh: How come it took five years to sell this house?
    2. Mr. Walsh: Oh, I don't know. Just couldn't get the right price, I suppose.
    3. Jesse Walsh: You didn't know anything about the murder across the street and the crazy girl who lived here that saw the whole thing?
    4. Mr. Walsh: They told me something about it.
    5. Mrs. Walsh: You mean you knew something about this and...
    6. Mr. Walsh: Oh come, Cheryl. How do think we got such a good deal?
    7. Jesse Walsh: Did they tell you that that girl lost her mind and her mother killed herself in our living room?
    8. Mrs. Walsh: What?
    9. Jesse Walsh: Did they tell you that?
    10. Angela: Mom, I'm scared.
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