Dyanne Thorne
Birthday: 14 October 1943, Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
Height: 170 cm
Strikingly buxom, ravishing and voluptuous redheaded stunner Dyanne Thorne will forever live on in cult exploitation cinema infamy for her ferocious and frightening portrayal of wicked Nazi villainess ...Show More
A wonderfully funny letter was sent to me signed by a fraternity in Boston, Massachusetts medical sc Show more
A wonderfully funny letter was sent to me signed by a fraternity in Boston, Massachusetts medical school. The fraternity for doctors had voted me the body on which they would most like to operate. Hide
[on the subject of the best and worst aspects of playing Ilsa] Well, we didn't rehearse at all, so t Show more
[on the subject of the best and worst aspects of playing Ilsa] Well, we didn't rehearse at all, so that was difficult at times. There was a lot of stress, but it was really cool learning how to shoot a gun. I went to target practice! Hide
There have been so many broken hopes and false promises in my career. But I just keep on keeping on. Show more
There have been so many broken hopes and false promises in my career. But I just keep on keeping on. It's my versatility that has kept me alive -- not necessarily my talent, but my willingness to try anything. I know I've brought pleasure to a certain group of people. If I had been in more conventional Hollywood films, perhaps I would have been lost in the shuffle. Hide
It was a chance to put my craft to work. Even so, my Jewish friends were appalled that I would appea Show more
It was a chance to put my craft to work. Even so, my Jewish friends were appalled that I would appear in such a film. My husband is Jewish and he went nuts when he first read the script. But as an actress I didn't think about that. I was just playing a role. It was a job to me and I did the best I could with it. I never tried to glorify Ilsa. I felt she was a character to pity, rather than to emulate. I wanted to show the truth about her. Hide
If you do too good a job of playing a villain, you will suffer for it. Well-known friends of mine in Show more
If you do too good a job of playing a villain, you will suffer for it. Well-known friends of mine in the industry reprimanded me for it. They said the film would hurt my Hollywood career and that people would hate me personally for playing Ilsa -- and they were right. It caused me to lose a good deal of film work. I could no longer get in to see the major studio casting directors and I couldn't even get an agent to represent me. They were scared to handle me. Hide
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