Barbara Crampton

Barbara Crampton (2013)

Barbara Crampton (born December 27, 1958 in Levittown , Long Island , New York ) is an American actress and Scream Queen .

Life

Crampton was born in Levittown, Long Island, New York and raised in Vermont , where her father worked as a Polari at fairs and carnival events. She started acting in 7th grade and took acting classes in her high school. Crampton received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Castleton State College in Vermont.

Acting career

theatre

After completing her acting training, she returned to New York and played Cordelia in King Lear at the American Theater of Actors.

Crampton worked at Castleton State College from 1976 to 1981 .

Movie

She left New York in the early 80s and went to Los Angeles . There she began her film acting career and became famous as the Scream Queen in the cult horror films Re-Animator , From Beyond and Castle Freak . She also had minor roles in Puppet Master and Fraternity Vacation . In 1986 she stood in front of the camera with Kelli Maroney in Jim Wynorski's cult film Chopping Mall , which finally gave her her breakthrough as Scream Queen. In May 2010 she was part of the "Re-Animator Reunion" at Creation's Weekend of Horrors. She was cast by Rob Zombie for the role of Virginia Cable in his thriller The Lords of Salem in October 2011 .

watch TV

She had her first role as a television actress as Trista Evans Bradford in the drama series Zeit der Sehnsucht . From 1987 to 1993 she portrayed Leanna Love in Shadow of Passion , where she won the Soap Opera Digest Award . She returned to the series in 1998 and played her role as Leanna Love until 2002. Between 2006 and 2007, she returned to the series Shadow of Passion for several episodes . Crompton played Melinda Lewis in Springfield Story from 1993 to 1995 . From 1995 to 1998 she played 'Maggie Forrester' in Reich und Schön .

Model career

In December 1986 she posed under the title “Simply Animal. Behind every successful monster there is a woman. ”In American Playboy .

Private

On October 1, 1988, she married cameraman David Boyd, but the couple divorced in 1990. In April 1995, Crampton announced that she was dating actor and director Kristoffer Tabori. The couple lived together in Los Angeles until they separated in September 1995. In December 2000 she married Robert Bleckman.

Filmography (selection)

1984: death comes twice
1985: American ice cream
1985: re-animator
1986: Kidnapped
1986: From Beyond - Aliens des Horens (From Beyond)
1989: Puppet Master
1991: Trancers II
1993: Robot Jox 2 (Robot Wars)
1995: Castle Freak
1998: Disaster Zone - The countdown is on (Cold Harvest)
2000: The Neighbor's Wife
2001: When the world ends - The weather inferno
2012: You're Next
2013: The Lords of Salem
2015: We Are Still Here
2015: Tales of Halloween
2016: Day of Reckoning
2017: Death House
2017: Replace
2017: Dead Night
2018: Puppet Master : The Littlest Reich (Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich)
2018: Reborn
2019: Stay out stay alive

Web links

Commons : Barbara Crampton - Collection of Images

Barbara Crampton in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Barbara Crampton in the German dubbing file

Individual evidence

↑ Top 10 Hottest Scream Queens in Horror Movie History , Dread Central . Archived from the original on September 24, 2015 Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . @1@ 2

↑ Barbara Crampton at Allmovi , All Movie .

^ Barbara Crampton , Toronto Star . December 30, 1991.

↑ Barbara Crampton talks "LORDS OF SALEM"! , Fangoria .

^ Creation's Weekend of Horrors Fleshes Out Its Re-Animator Reunion , Dread Central.

↑ Indie Horror Month Video Interview Part Two: Barbara Crampton Talks Chopping Mall, Nudity and New Flicks You're Next and The Lords of Salem , Dread Central.

↑ Indie Horror Month Video Interview Part One - Barbara Crampton Reflects on Re-Animator, From Beyond, Castle Freak and More , Dread Central.

↑ Barbara Crampton Focuses Her Eye on Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem , Dread Central.

^ Kathleen Sloan: Barbara Crampton (An unofficial website) , Angelfire .

↑ Barbara Crampton TV , Listal .

↑ Barbara crampton from beyond - barbaracrampton's blog , Typepad .

↑ ^a ^b entry at filmreference.com

↑ Kathleen Sloan: Zany Barb Boldly goes , Toronto Star . June 10, 1995.

↑ Kathleen Sloan: Life mimics art for Y&R star , Toronto Star . September 3, 1995.

personal data
SURNAME	Crampton, Barbara
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	US-american actress
DATE OF BIRTH	December 27, 1958
PLACE OF BIRTH	Levittown , Long Island , New York , United States

[SQ-1] Top 10 Hottest Scream Queens in Horror Movie History , Dread Central . Archived from the original on September 24, 2015 Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . @1@ 2

[2] Barbara Crampton at Allmovi , All Movie .

[torontostar-3] Barbara Crampton , Toronto Star . December 30, 1991.

[4] Barbara Crampton talks "LORDS OF SALEM"! , Fangoria .

[Indie-5] Creation's Weekend of Horrors Fleshes Out Its Re-Animator Reunion , Dread Central.

[6] Indie Horror Month Video Interview Part Two: Barbara Crampton Talks Chopping Mall, Nudity and New Flicks You're Next and The Lords of Salem , Dread Central.

[7] Indie Horror Month Video Interview Part One - Barbara Crampton Reflects on Re-Animator, From Beyond, Castle Freak and More , Dread Central.

[BC-8] Barbara Crampton Focuses Her Eye on Rob Zombie's The Lords of Salem , Dread Central.

[UW-9] Kathleen Sloan: Barbara Crampton (An unofficial website) , Angelfire .

[10] Barbara Crampton TV , Listal .

[11] Barbara crampton from beyond - barbaracrampton's blog , Typepad .

[fref-12] try at filmreference.com

[13] Kathleen Sloan: Zany Barb Boldly goes , Toronto Star . June 10, 1995.

[sloan2-14] Kathleen Sloan: Life mimics art for Y&R star , Toronto Star . September 3, 1995.