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Linda Manz, Actress in &#;Days of Heaven,&#; and &#;Out of the Blue,&#; Dies at 58
Linda Manz, also known by her married name Linda Guthrie, an actress in Days of Heaven and Out of the Blue, died Friday, according to a social media post from family members. She was
A GoFundMe page set up by her son Michael Guthrie for funeral expenses notes that Manz died after battling lung cancer and pneumonia. &#;Linda was a loving wife, a caring mom, a wonderful grandma and a great friend who was loved by many,&#; wrote Guthrie via the page.
Manz was born in in New York City. Her first role came at age 15 in Terrence Malick&#;s Days of Heaven, as a young teen who travels with her older brother and his girlfriend, itinerant workers jumping freight trains in the Texas Panhandle of the World War I era. Those latter roles were played by Richard Gere and Brooke Adams, respectively, in a seminal s classic that also starred Sam Shepard as the wealthy farmer who represents the third point in a tragic romantic triangle. Manz&#;s flavorful narration was a key part of the film&#;s poetic spell.
She went on to appear in Philip Kaufman&#;s drama The Wanderers alongside Ken Wahl. The film was based on the Richard Price novel about an Italian American teen street gang. On
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She was born August 20, , in Manhattan. She died August 14, , in Palmdale, California. She was 4’10” according to some sources, 5’2” according to others. Her eyes have been described as dark brown, and they do look it in certain roles, certain lights, but elsewhere they look light green-grey-blue-brown. She had a prominent scar on the bridge of her nose and another on her right cheekbone. She said she got them from “falling down”.1 In , she married camera-operator Bobby Guthrie, who is said to have put out the fire in Michael Jackson’s hair during the filming of a Pepsi commercial – though I’ve also seen the rescue attributed to Jackson’s brothers. She raised three sons, one of whom died in a motorcycle accident in Her mother worked as a cleaning woman at the World Trade Center. Her father left when she was two. Altogether she appeared in 11 films, two television series, and one made-for-television movie, she is best known for her roles in Terence Malick’s Days of Heaven, Dennis Hopper’s Out of the Blue, and Harmony Korine’s Gummo. Out of the Blue was her only starring role.
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Along For the Ride (Nick Ebeling, )
It’s her last appearance on film: a documentary by Nick Ebeling about actor, visual artist, and filmmaker Dennis Hopper ( – ), co-produced