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Amy Van Nostrand est une Actrice Américaine née le 11 avril 1953 à Providence (Etats-Unis)
Amy Van Nostrand (born April 11, 1953) is an American actress. She has appeared on Broadway in The Hothouse by Harold Pinter; off-Broadway, she appeared in Pearl Theatre's Dance With Me.
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Amy Van Nostrand
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Amy Van Nostrand married actor Tim Daly in 1982; they have two children, Sam Daly and Emelyn Daly. Tim Daly's father is actor James Daly and his sister is actress Tyne Daly. In 2010, Van Nostrand and Daly divorced.Le plus souvent avec
Filmographie de Amy Van Nostrand (2 films)
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Bereft (2004)
Réalisé par Timothy Daly, Clark Mathis
Genres Drame, Comédie dramatique
Acteurs Vinessa Shaw, Tim Blake Nelson, Timothy Daly, Amy Van Nostrand, Edward Herrmann, Sam Daly
Rôle Jodi
Note59%
A woman has a hard time embracing reality after a personal tragedy. Molly (Vinessa Shaw) is a young widow having a hard time putting her life back together after her husband's death. Molly obsesses over the leftover artifacts of his life, and she believes that his spirit walks the house they used to share, though her attempts to photograph the ghost are a failure. Molly supports herself by working at a photo shop, where the manager (Amy Van Nostrand) is convinced Molly needs to remarry, and isn't shy about dropping hints. But Molly seems to have built an emotional wall around herself until she meets an uncouth neighbor (Tim Blake Nelson) who lives in the neighborhood with his uncle. While she doesn't think much of him at first, Molly in time makes friends with the man, and under his spell, she develops a daring and impulsive streak.
The House of Mirth (1981)
, 1h30Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Drame
Acteurs Geraldine Chaplin, William Atherton, Lois Smith, Elizabeth Franz, Amy Van Nostrand
Rôle Gwen Van Osburgh
Note71%
Despite being born to an important family, Lily Bart is an impoverished young woman who struggles to maintain any form of lifestyle that resembles that of her rich society friends. As she approaches 30, the chances of being rescued by a rich husband are fading. She entrusts what little money she has in a man that promises to make her great gains on the stock market. However the money he gives back to her turn out to be his own and not the profit of her investments. The man believes he can buy Lily but she refuses his advances, opting to keep her honour.The place she as part of an exclusive social milieu is threatened by malicious gossip. Her financial life also remains fraught with difficulty as she struggles to adapt to a working life.