Jessica Phyllis Lange (born April 20, 1949) is an American stage and screen actress. With a career that has spanned thirty-five years with 2 Academy Awards won and 6 nominations, she may be most notable for her performances in Frances, Tootsie, Sweet Dreams, Blue Sky, and Grey Gardens. Lange, the third of four children, was born in Cloquet, Minnesota, the daughter of Dorothy Florence (née Sahlman) and Albert John Lange, who was a teacher and...
Sam attempts to convince Leigh that Lori is not a threat. Leigh' not having it.
From Cady walking out of prison with nothing but the shirt on his back we mov...
Leigh takes a few steps back toward the house. Cady responds to her telling h...
Danielle suggests ways in which her father could have dealt with the disrupti...
Sam wakes up and sits up in the bed, thinking that Cady was standing in their...
At home the evening after his encounter with Cady, Sam and Leigh discuss reas...
Sam and his family, while fleeing their home, make a phone call along the way...
Sam watches his wife in one mirror while she looks at herself in another.
On his way out the morning after Cady's visit to their home, Sam tells his wi...
At home, Leigh asks Danielle to join her in her studio. Danielle questions he...
Sam rushes home from work where Leigh, in tears, describes to him, her dog's ...
At the dinner table Leigh tells Danielle she can relax because her father has...
Leigh jumps up from her seat, attacking her husband. Danielle runs from the r...
Sam reenters the dinning room visibly agitated after talking to Kersey about ...
Sam changes his the manner in which he's speaking to Lori on the phone when L...
When Sam puts the phone down, Leigh turns from the bed and starts to hitting ...
Sam, Leigh and Danielle walk through town during the parade. Sam tells them t...
When Sam returns form the airport with Leigh and Dani, Kersek is at the house...
While watching the parade go by Sam looks across the street. Cady is standing...
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