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Actor: Bonnie Bedelia

Bonnie Bedelia played Holly Gennero across two Die Hard films, and the character is written and played as a senior executive whose competence is never in question, which is unusual for the position she occupies in the plot.

Heart Like a Wheel brought a Golden Globe for playing drag racer Shirley Muldowney, and it is the lead performance to seek out.

Presumed Innocent and They Shoot Horses Don’t They fill out the range, and she is Macaulay Culkin’s aunt.

Salem's Lot (1979) film posterBonnie Bedelia

Salem’s Lot (1979)

Tobe Hooper made one of the finest TV horror productions ever, with a silent Nosferatu-style vampire and unforgettable scares. Salem's Lot earns its 7.5 as one of the finest pieces of television horror ever made and proof that the right…

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Die Hard 2 (1990) film posterBonnie Bedelia

Die Hard 2 (1990) Review

Renny Harlin takes McClane to Dulles Airport on Christmas Eve for the twistiest entry in the franchise. The 8 reflects what the rewatch test has confirmed: the film is genuinely twisty, the action sequences land, the Christmas-Eve airport setting works,…

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