Linda Fiorentino (Clorinda Fiorentino)

Linda Fiorentino was born in Philadelphia in 1960, in an Italian family with eight children (two boys and six girls) in Philadelphia, graduated from the same Rosemont College, majoring in political science. She had intended to go to law school, but in the first year of college began appearing in university theater productions and the release was determined to make the stage career. After moving to New York, Linda is listening to and after the competition enters the studio theater at Circle in the Square ". In the first samples of the same actors for the film director Harold Becker asked Fiorentino role in "In Search of Vision" (1985), where he held an impressive debut of a beautiful young brunette. Her partner was Matthew Modine. In the same year she starred with Anthony Edwards in the thriller from the Cold War, "" Gotcha! " the role of sexual secret agent, and remembered his appearance in Martin Scorsese's dark comedy "After Hours" in the role of extravagant sculptress Kiki Bridges,
. In the next draft Fiorentino, Alan Rudolph movie "Best Man" (1988), she had the great opportunity to show their. In the role of Rachel, a battered life partner John Lone, Fiorentino has shown vulnerability of her character, which could not be expected from her previous roles on the screen. In the next few years it got lost among a few other actors in that few have seen tapes, like "Royal Logic" (1991) and "Chain of Desire" (1992). In 1994, Fiorentino attracted, . played unaware pity "Femme Fatale" in the "black" film, John Dahl's "The last seduction" (1994), . having received awards for his work for the best female role of the New York Film Critics Association and the British Academy of Film and Television,
. Capture to cable television, film, in no small measure due to the game Fiorentino, was so well received that he went out and on cinema screens.