Lisa Eichhorn

Lisa Eichhorn

لیزا آیکورن

Birth Date

2/4/1952 (74)

Birth Place

Glens Falls, New York, U.S.

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Biography

Lisa Eichhorn (born February 4, 1952) is an American actress, writer and producer. Eichhorn was first seen by American audiences opposite Richard Gere in the World War II romance, "Yanks" (1979), for which she received two Golden Globe nominations. But her presence in her native land has been lessened by her decision to base in England. Nevertheless, Eichhorn has offered several critically-acclaimed feature film portrayals, even if she did not become a "box-office" commodity. She appeared alongside Lee Remick in the Merchant-Ivory production "The Europeans" (1979), opposite Treat Williams in "Why Would I Lie?" (1980) and was "Mo" Cutter in "Cutter's Way" (1981), opposite Jeff Bridges and John Heard. In the 90s, Eichhorn has begun to play mo...

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Acting

Gender

Female

Total Credits

11

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Mary's Mother, Jean

Emily Greenleaf

Terry Morgan

Maureen Cutter, 'Mo'

Jean Moreton

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Frequent Collaborators

Michael Paré

Michael Paré

1 film together

Roland Emmerich

Roland Emmerich

1 film together

John Schlesinger

John Schlesinger

1 film together

Richard Gere

Richard Gere

1 film together

Tom Skerritt

Tom Skerritt

1 film together

Eric Karson

Eric Karson

1 film together

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