Laura's Filmography· Ghost Son (2006) ( post-production ) .... Stacey · Walkout (2005) ( post-production ) .... Francis · The King (2005) .... Twyla · All Souls Day: Dia de los Muertos (2005) .... Martia · The Punisher (2004) .... Livia Saint · Return to Babylon (2004) .... Alla Nazimova |
· The Poet (2003) (as Laura Elena Harring) .... Paula · Mi Casa, Su Casa (2003) .... Catalina · Willard (2003) (as Laura Elena Harring) .... Cathryn · Derailed (2002) (as Laura Elena Harring) .... Galina Konstantin · John Q (2002) .... Gina Palumbo · Rabbits (2002) (as Laura Elena Harring) .... Jane IMDB |
Laura's Biography
Born Laura Harring of German and Austrian ancestry in Los Mochis, a small city in northern Mexico, she moved to the United States with her mother and two sisters at age 11. While in Texas, multi-lingual Laura spent her high school years at Aiglon College in Switzerland. While studying abroad, she was chosen to participate in a summer project that took her to India as a social worker, spending a month digging ditches and planting vegetable gardens. The following year she spent backpacking around the world. Returning to the United States, Laura entered the Miss El Paso competition. Laura won, went on to become Miss Texas, and subsequently garnered the distinction of being the first Hispanic ever to walk away with the title of "Miss USA."
Time Magazine once named her to its list of top U.S. immigrants, and she was featured in an exhibition as one of the "100 Most Interesting Faces in the World." Her role on "Sunset Beach" is Laura's second venture in to the world of daytime. Many people remember Laura from her regular stint as "Carla Greco" on ABC daytime's "General Hospital." Laura made her major motion picture debut in the feature film directed by Garry Marshall, "Exit to Eden." She has also appeared in many television roles including, the role of "Garcia" in the syndicated series "Flipper," the telefilm "Desperado II," and "Rio Diablo." Other acting credits include "Baywatch," "Alien Nations," "Silk Stalkings" and the feature film "The Forbidden Dance...Lambada." The following year her good looks and dynamic personality brought her the attention of Hollywood where she was cast in the telefilm "The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory" as the young wife of the President of Mexico played by Raul Julia. However, because another actress carried Laura's name, she made a slight alteration in the spelling of her surname and has used Harring as her professional name.
Laura was riding the whirlwind of popularity when she met Count Carl von Bismarck, whom she later married. The newly titled Countess Laura Harring von Bismarck continued with her burgeoning acting career, but later an amicable separation ensued and Laura focused all her energies toward developing into the formidable talent that she is. From features to television to hosting, Laura Harring is proving to be potent and versatile talent. Laura is now divorced, making her an ex-countess. But, her movie career has just begun to flourish. Her recent movies are, "Mulholland Dr.," written and directed by David Lynch, "New Shoes" and "John Q."
Laura Harring Nude
In Mulholland Drive, Laura Harring walks into her roommate's bedroom, who also happens to be a woman, and drops her robe revealing her spectacular nude body (full frontal view, slightly shadowed but good enough to see the goods). They then have a rather tender love scene with more views of Laura's lovely full breasts.
Silent Night, Deadly Night III - Better Watch Out, has a bath tub scene in which Laura's breasts make their way above the suds for almost the whole scene which lasts about a minute. Very nice little nipples in this older film.
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