Campbell, Leslie Carlson, Michael Daingerfield, Michael O’Neill, Miguel Ferrer, Molly Atkinson, Nicholas Hamilton, Paul Butler, Stephen Bogaert, Terence Kelly, Tom Skerritt, William B. Turner, Janet Porter, Jason Davis, Joan Gregson, Joel Freckelston, Kandyse McClure, Laura Warner, Lee J. I Love You, these films showcase Bates's range as an actor. From her gutsy performances in Misery and Dolores Claiborne to her turns in Fried Green Tomatoes and P.S.
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Other actors with three Stephen King credits: Ari Cohen, Bill Croft, Brian Libby, Campbell Lane, Chosen Jacobs, Conor Price, David Hughes, David Morse, Deborah Allen, Eric Woolfe, Frances Sternagen, Frank C. With more than 1,100 movie fans casting their votes, this list of the best Kathy Bates movies is a must-see for admirers of her work.
Other actors with four Stephen King credits: Anthony Ulc, Peter MacNeill Heston’s Needful Things, and after that he played the uncredited role of General Starkey in the 1994’s The Stand. Aside from Misery, she played the title role in the film adaptation of Dolores Claiborne and also had a cameo in the 1994. A little over a decade later he starred as hero Sheriff Alan Pangborn in Fraser C. Kathy Bates has been involved in more than one Stephen King adaptation. Romero’s Creepshow, and that was only the fourth Stephen King project produced in Hollywood. In 201011 Bates had a recurring role on the sitcom The Office, and in 201112 she starred in the TV drama Harry’s Law. After all, it was back in 1982 that he had a key part in the “Father’s Day” segment of George A. Abby Ryder Fortson is front and center in the poster for the upcoming movie adaption of Judy Blumes classic and. Her credits as a TV director included the movie Dash and Lilly (1999), about the writers Dashiell Hammett and Lillian Hellman, and episodes of the HBO drama Six Feet Under (200105), in which she also acted. Of all the actors on this list, Ed Harris’ history goes back the longest. Ed Harris (Creepshow, Needful Things, The Stand)
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