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| Tony Award Winner Actress
Carlin Glynn, |
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| Carlin Glyn is a
stage actress and member of the Actors Studio whose theater roles have ranged
from the ingénues ‘Gigi’ to Mona, the madam, in the raucous
"The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" on Broadway and London's West End. Carlin
Glynn has also made a handful of appearances on TV and films. She first played
‘Gigi’ in her professional debut in Houston, then made the move to
New York, where she appeared Off-Broadway in ‘The Waltz of the
Toreadors’ and in numerous other small theater productions, earning
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Her breakthrough came with her Tony-winning turn
as Miss Mona, the owner of the titular ‘Whorehouse’, in the
production co-written and co-directed by her husband Peter Masterson. Glynn
made the move to features as the widow of a murdered CIA agent in Sydney
Pollack's ‘Three Days of the Condor’ (1976) and went on to appear as
one of Ellen Burstyn's friends in ‘Resurrection’ (1980).
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| She was delightful as
the pressed mother of Molly Ringwald in ‘Sixteen Candles’ (1984) and
offered a strong turn as the hateful daughter-in-law of Geraldine Page in
‘The Trip to Bountiful’ (1986), directed by Peter Masterson. The
husband and wife duo have also collaborated as director and actor on
‘Blood Red’ (1988), ‘Night Games’ (1989) and
‘Convicts’ (1991). Additionally, Glynn and Masterson played the on
screen parents of their real-life daughter Mary Stuart Masterson in Francis
Ford Coppola's ‘Gardens of Stone’ (1987). |
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| Carlin Glynn & Ingrid Lemme |
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| Carlin Glyn's latest movie:
Whiskey School
(2005) – Winner ‘Sedona Film Festival Best Cast Award’ 2006
Plot Outline: Leopold De Angel is a talented playwright, but like many scribes
he fancies the drink a little too much. In the hopes of saving Leopold's life,
his theater friends come together to stage an intervention for him. Credited
Cast : Olympia Dukakis - Carlin Glynn - Lainie Kazan - Mary Stuart Masterson -
Gary Swanson - Robert Walden - & others. The film's world premiere showing
was at the Sedona International Film Festival and received raving reviews from
the press. A must see. A stellar performance by Gary Swanson aka Leopold De
Angeli.
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