Jon Valera: biographie, films et séries, crédits

Theresa Russell (born 1957) is an American actress known for her sultry voice and her portrayals of complex, often dangerous women. She became a muse for director Nicolas Roeg, starring in several of his films including the controversial "Bad Timing" and "Insignificance," where she played a Marilyn Monroe-esque figure. Russell achieved mainstream fame and critical acclaim for her role in the noir thriller "Black Widow" (1987). As a chameleon-like serial killer who marries and murders wealthy men, she delivered a chilling and seductive performance that defines her career. Her filmography includes "Straight Time" opposite Dustin Hoffman and a role as the Sandman's wife in "Spider-Man 3." She is known for her fearlessness in tackling difficult and psychologically layered material. Russell's acting style is understated yet intense. She specializes in characters who hide valid secrets behind a beautiful façade. Theresa Russell is an icon of neo-noir. Her work in the 80s and 90s established her as one of the most intriguing and enigmatic actresses of her generation.