Laura Harring

Model and actress, Miss USA 1985

Laura Harring - Performers & Entertainers born March 3rd, 1964
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Born in 1964, attained the title of Miss USA in 1985. Transitioned into acting, gaining recognition for a leading role in the David Lynch film 'Mulholland Drive'. Also starred in the television series 'The Last of The Bad Girls' and appeared in several other films and television shows throughout the 1990s and 2000s.

Crowned Miss USA 1985

Starred in 'Mulholland Drive'

Appearances in 'The Last of The Bad Girls'

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