Laurene Landon Net Worth

Laurene Landon is an actress born in Toronto, Canada on March 17, 1957. She is known for her spunky energy, physical dexterity, bubbly personality, and sex appeal. She often portrays tough, two-fisted action heroines with a blend of fiery aplomb and good humor. Her most notable roles include Molly in All the Marbles, Velda in I, the Jury, Hundra in Hundra, Yellow Hair in Yellow Hair and the Pecos Kid, and Teresa Mallory in Maniac Cop and Maniac Cop 2. She has also made a return to acting with roles in Masters of Horror, Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance, Sky, Day Out of Days, and Nation's Fire. Outside of acting, Laurene is an award-winning gold medal lyricist who has written rap music for an L.A. Metro Transit Authority video.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Actress
Birth Day March 17, 1957
Birth Place  Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Laurene Landon age 66 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Aries
Years active 1979–present
Website www.laurenelandon.biz

💰 Net worth: $500,000

Laurene Landon, a prominent Canadian actress, is expected to have a net worth of approximately $500,000 in 2024. With an impressive career in the entertainment industry, Landon has garnered recognition for her exceptional talent and performances. Her wealth is a reflection of her success and dedication to her craft. Throughout her acting journey, Laurene Landon has entertained audiences with her remarkable skills, making her a highly regarded figure in Canada's film industry.

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Biography/Timeline

1957

Landon was born on March 17, 1957, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and moved to California with her parents at the age of four. As a young woman she entered California State University and began training in their police academy program, but decided that law enforcement was not for her when she came to the realization that she may someday have to use a gun. So she decided to try her hand at acting and began her career as an extra in films.

1979

Landon began acting in a bit part in 1979's Bitter Heritage, also released as Naked in My Grave. She was cast as a featured skater in Roller Boogie in that same year.

1981

She gained a small role in 1981's Full Moon High, her first of many collaborations with Director Larry Cohen. Landon had spent part of her early career as a model and in 1980 was a runner-up in the Miss Black Velvet pageant in Las Vegas, Nevada.

1982

Landon went on to play Velda, right-hand woman to private eye Mike Hammer, in the 1982 film I, the Jury. She appeared as a stewardess in Airplane II: The Sequel. She is also known for appearing in science fiction and fantasy films such as Hundra, Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold, and Maniac Cop.

1990

Off movie screens since 1990, the 5' 9" Landon returned to film acting in 2005 appearing as "Birdy" in the television movie Masters of Horror: Pick Me Up, directed by Larry Cohen, and in the films Stand Up and Knife to a Gunfight. In August 2008 she was slated to begin filming Alien Vampz, for Monolith Pictures, playing a major role as Assistant U.S. Attorney Theresa Van Helsung, of the ancient and eccentric vampire-hunting Van Helsung family. She has been offered subsequent roles in two other film projects for Monolith, including Alien Vampz 2, the sequel to the first film (2009). Sometimes credited as Laureen Landon, one of the roles in the offering from Monolith Pictures is as a divorcee in a comedy named Strap-Off, which was scheduled to be filmed in the latter part of 2008. Recently, she starred opposite George Lazenby in Hunter, played Detective Higgins in Samurai Cop 2: Deadly Vengeance, and had a supporting role in the feature film Day Out of Days, directed by Zoe Cassavetes. She also just completed Sky, starring opposite Diane Kruger and Norman Reedus. She is currently filming Future Punks, along with a starring role in Syndicate Smashers opposite Mel Novak.

2014

Landon is single and never married, citing "Never met a man who wanted to follow me around with a mop and a can of Lysol the rest of his life—I'm a serial slob." She is still active in Hollywood as an Actress, rescues pit bulls, and is also an award-winning lyricist authoring rap music for the L.A. Metro Transit Authority video and a new song being played often on KROQ called "Captivity". She also enjoys writing screenplays in her spare time.