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Kristin Rudrüd

Kristin Rudrüd

Known For Acting
Birthday May 23, 1955 (70)
Birthplace Fargo, North Dakota, USA
Popularity 0.5 (history)
Updated Aug 04, 2024
Entry Date Apr 13, 2024
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Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kristin Rudrüd (Born May 23, 1955) is an American film, theater, and television actress. Rudrüd was born in Fargo, North Dakota, and grew up in Moorhead, Minnesota. She went to high school in Fargo, and after graduation attended Minnesota State University Moor ... head. She studied acting in London, returned briefly to Fargo, and then went to New York City where she found success in theater; landing a part in Amadeus, and performed a public theater reading of Othello, which starred Al Pacino. After she returned to Fargo, she started her career as a film actor. In 1996, Rudrüd starred as William H. Macy's wife in Joel and Ethan Coen's dark comedy film Fargo. She also had a small role in the 1999 comedy Pleasantville, also starring Macy, a short film Wheels Locked, which received a "Best of the Fest" at the Rochester International Film Festival, Drop Dead Gorgeous, and the short film A Psychic Mom. She has also appeared in television roles on Chicago Hope, and All My Children.

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Empty Nesters

Empty Nesters

2021

as Lorraine Robinson

Herman U.S.A.

Herman U.S.A.

2001

as Gloria Swanson

Drop Dead Gorgeous

Drop Dead Gorgeous

1999

as Connie Rudrüd

Pleasantville

Pleasantville

1998

as Mary

Fargo

Fargo

1996

as Jean Lundegaard

A Psychic Mom

A Psychic Mom

1993

as Judy Banning

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