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Fiorentino, Linda was born on March 9, 1960 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
( Cynical homicide detective Jared Stryker didn't believe...)
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Fiorentino, Linda was born on March 9, 1960 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
Studied at Rosemont College, 1980 and Circuit on Square Theatre School.
Fiorentino made a startling debut as the sexy, unpredictable cabaret performer in After Hours (85, Martin Scorsese)—she was a nymph who might have just got off the Buñuel bus. Thereafter, for a full decade, she seemed in decline or meandering, or too hard to cast: Gotcha! (85, Jeff Kanew); Vision Quest (85, Harold Becker); oddly gloomy until the end of The Moderns (88, Alan Rudolph); Queens Logic (91, Steven Rash); Shout (91, Jeffrey Homaday); Beyond the Law (92, Larry Ferguson); Chain of Desire (92, Temistoeles Lopez); Acting on Impulse (93, Sam Irvin); Charlie’s Ghost Story (94, Anthony Edwards); The Desperate Trail (94, P. J. Pesce).
Then, out of the blue, she was a ravishing and comic angel of death (and money) in The Last Seduction (94, John Dahl)—a film that, in hindsight, seems beyond her and her director. Once again, she had carried American noir idioms into a fascinating brush with surrealism.
But she then sank back into dismal films and a rather listless attitude—but the latter may have been prompted by the ridiculous Jade (95, William Friedkin); Larger Than Life (96, Howard Franklin); Unforgettable (96, Dahl); Men in Black (97, Barry Sonnenfeld)—the story goes that she won the part playing poker with the director; Kicked in the Head (97, Matthew Harrison); Body Count (98, Robert Patton-Spruill); Dogma (99, Kevin Smith); What Planet Are You From? (00, Mike Nichols); rather nice with that other great sourpuss, Paul Newman, in Where the Money Is (00, Marek Kanievska); Liberty Stands Still (01, Kari Skog- land).
( Cynical homicide detective Jared Stryker didn't believe...)
Member Circuit in Square Performing Workshops.