'I'm a tough little rebel' Linda Manz, Hollywood's anti star remembered

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The cult actor – who has died age 58 – made mesmerising turns in Terrence Malick and Dennis Hopper films, earning a reputation as a prodigy whose presence ‘burnt off the screen’
Linda Manz, who has died from pneumonia and lung cancer aged 58, had a career, if it can even be described as such, that was the antithesis of Hollywood stardom. She appeared in only a handful of films, never became a celebrity or won awards for her acting and retreated from public view in her early 20s to raise a family amid the orchards of Antelope Valley in California.
“She did three movies and all of them are masterpieces, except for The Wanderers,” the actor Chloë Sevigny said last year. “Now she lives in a trailer park with three or four kids, I think. But I’d rather do that than do 10 movies and make millions of dollars and have them all be trashy films.” Continue reading...

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