Hope Lange Overview:

Actress, Hope Lange, was born Hope Elise Ross Lange on Nov 28, 1931 in Redding Ridge, CT. Lange died at the age of 72 on Dec 19, 2003 in Santa Monica, CA .

HONORS and AWARDS:

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Although Lange was nominated for one Oscar, she never won a competitive Academy Award.

Academy Awards

YearAwardFilm nameRoleResult
1957Best Supporting ActressPeyton Place (1957)Selena CrossNominated
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Hope Lange Quotes:

Glenn Tyler: What do you want me to talk about?
Irene Sperry: Anything at all. Just talk.


Caroline Bender: What is it about women like us that make you hold us so cheaply? Aren't we the special ones from the best homes and the best colleges? I know the world outside isn't full of rainbows and happy endings, but to you, aren't we even decent?


Gary McClain: If I were a woman, everything would be acceptable, wouldn't it?
Janet Salter: If you were a woman, I'd know how to compete with you.


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Hope Lange Facts
As of 2009, she is the only deceased cast member of the Nightmare on Elm Street films.

In 1968, Lange turned to television, taking on the role of Carolyn Muir in the popular series "The Ghost & Mrs. Muir" (1968). She won two consecutive Emmys for that role in 1969 and 1970.

When she co-starred with Marilyn Monroe on Bus Stop (1956), Monroe disliked the presence of a younger blonde and sent a series of memos to producers and the director, even suggesting that Lange be made to dye her hair brown.

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