Lauren Holly

Lauren Holly is an American actress. She became famous after the release of the television series "Fencers Outpost", in which she played Deputy Sheriff Maxine Stewart, as well as the movie "Dumb and Dumber" starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels.

Lauren Holly was born in Bristol, Pennsylvania. It is known that the artist has two brothers. One was killed in a shootout, and the second is still working as a literary agent for a Hollywood publishing house.

The actress's father introduced literature to college students, and her mother taught history at the University of Rochester. Lauren spent her childhood in Geneva (New York State). There she graduated from high school, where she was engaged in cheerleading for a couple of years.

After receiving her high school diploma, the ambitious girl entered Sarah Lawrence College, and in 1985 Lauren became a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature.

At 23, Holly starred in the television soap All My Children, in which she played Julia Chandler for three years (1986-1989). In 1990, the actress played the comic book character Betty on the television show Return to Riverdale. These two works opened the doors to the world of big cinema for Holly.

In 1993, the biopic Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story was released on the big screens. In the film, which tells about the life of a martial artist, Lauren played the wife of Bruce Lee.

The next year was marked by the release of the comedy "Dumb and Dumber". The film told the story of two unemployed young people who, embarking on a reckless journey across the country, hope to interrupt their own streak of constant setbacks. In this tape, the actress got the role of Mary Swanson - the girl with whom the character of Jim Carrey fell in love.

In January 1997, the thriller "Turbulence" starring Ray Liotta was premiered. In the center of the plot of this tape is the bloodthirsty maniac Ryan Weaver, who, under the supervision of a group of bailiffs, together with other prisoners, flies to the place of execution - the death penalty.

Weaver persuades the criminals to start a riot and try to hijack the plane. As a result, a shootout begins, during which all the prisoners are killed, except for Weaver, as well as the pilots and bailiffs.

The maniac is trying to persuade the flight attendants to convince the law enforcement agencies that he is an innocent person who has fallen victim to a slander at the time of landing. The flight attendants refuse the prisoner. The man, in order to prove the seriousness of his intentions, kills one of the flight attendants in front of colleagues, declaring that if his demands are not met, he will crash the plane.

In 2000, fans could see their favorite in the film "What Women Want" directed by Nancy Myers. In the center of the plot of the picture is an employee of an advertising agency engaged in promoting the attributes of a women's toilet (tights, shadows, lipsticks, nail polishes), Nick Marshall (Mel Gibson). To achieve the long-awaited promotion, a seductive brunette needs to come up with not just an advertising video, but a multi-step combination that includes staging, decoration and all sorts of slogans.

Due to a minor household oversight, Nick, after taking a bath in the company of the included hairdryer, in the morning discovers the ability to read the thoughts of the weaker sex. The gift that helps the womanizer to replenish the amorous piggy bank with new names, as a result, allows a man to look at women from a different perspective. In this tape, Lauren played Nick's ex-wife, Gigi.

In the period from 2002 to 2009, the artist's filmography was replenished with the films "Sweet Couple", "Chum Scrubber", "Mourning" and "Adrenaline 2: High Voltage". In 2015, the thriller "February" was released, in which, in addition to Holly, Emma Roberts, Kiernan Shipka and Lucy Boynton starred. Two storylines are intertwined in the film.

The first line tells the story of Rose and Kate, who chose to stay for the winter holidays in a Catholic boarding school for a fun pastime with their family. The second tells the story of a girl named Joan who is picked up at a gas station by a compassionate man and his wife.

In 1991-1993, Lauren was married to actor Danny Quinn. After the couple officially put an end to their love story, the young lady struggled with depression for a couple of years.

The charismatic comedian Jim Carrey, whom the actress met during the filming of the film "Dumb and Dumber", was able to bring the charismatic person to life. Then, a rather long romance began between colleagues on the set, which resulted in a marriage, which ended in divorce after a year of marriage.

In 2001, Holly married the investor banker Francis Greco and for 13 years was a loving wife and mother, raising three adopted children - Alexander, William and Henry. It is known that the artist named her first son in honor of her brother, who was killed in a street shootout at the age of fourteen. Unfortunately, this union also fell apart in 2014.

At the end of 2017, the release of the film "Death Shack" directed by Peter Risk is planned. Valerie Tian, ​​Donavan Stinson and Lizzie Boyce also starred in the film, which tells about teenagers who want to help their drunken parents avoid a terrible fate - to become a dinner for zombies, in addition to Lauren.

It is known that in 2018 Holly's filmography will be replenished with the drama "Ultra Low". Now there is no information regarding the cast and the plots of the tape, which is already being worked on.

Despite her busy work schedule, the artist does not forget about her fans. On Instagram, Lauren regularly uploads video clips from her vacation, as well as photos from her personal archive.

It is worth noting that social networks are not the only resource that tells fans about the latest news from the life of their favorite. On various Internet portals and in print publications, materials related to the creative biography of the Hollywood star are also often published.

1990 - "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane" 1993 - "The Dragon: The Life Story of Bruce Lee" 1994 - "Dumb and Dumber" 1995 - "Sabrina" 1996 - "Pretty Girls" 1999 - "Every Sunday" 2000 - "What Women Want" 2005 - Chum Scrubber 2009 - Adrenaline 2: High Voltage 2014 - Fashion Stuff 2015 - February 2015 - How to Organize an Orgy in a Small Town 2017 - Death Shack 2018 - Ultra Low

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Lauren Holly Net Worth 2021

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $ 1.4M in 2021. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $ 743.3K - $ 1M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2020

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.2M in 2020. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $845.7K - $1.3M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2019

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.4M in 2019. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $929.8K - $1.9M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2018

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.6M in 2018. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $850K - $1.1M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2017

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.4M in 2017. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $840.3K - $1.3M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2016

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.9M in 2016. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $703.5K - $1.4M.

Lauren Holly Net Worth 2015

Lauren Holly 's revenue is $1.2M in 2015. It is an approximate forecast of how rich is Lauren Holly and could vary in the range between $886.1K - $1.9M.

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