Lara Flynn Boyle

Actress known for 'Twin Peaks' roles

Lara Flynn Boyle - Actress known for 'Twin Peaks' roles
Born

March 24th, 1970
55 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress gained popularity for roles in television and film during the 1990s. Achieved significant recognition for portrayal of Donna Hayward in the television series 'Twin Peaks' and for starring in 'The Practice' as Helen Gamble. Other notable appearances included films such as 'Wayne's World' and 'The Small Arena'. Career included a mix of dramatic and comedic roles, contributing to a lasting presence in entertainment.

Played Donna Hayward in 'Twin Peaks'

Starred as Helen Gamble in 'The Practice'

Appeared in 'Wayne's World' and 'The Small Arena'

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