jean hagen played lina lamont in singing in the rain.
jean hagen played lina lamont in singing in the rain.
who played lina lamont in singing in the rain?
jean hagen
bullet::::- lina vilkas, protagonist of the novel "between shades of gray" by ruta sepetys









































bullet::::- lina lamont, character played by jean hagen in the movie singin' in the rain









































bullet::::- lina (mclaidlaw), aysgarth, character played by joan fontaine in the movie suspicion (film)









































bullet::::- lina the dog-like monster, in the princess and curdie









































bullet::::- lina, a fictional character from the web series "petscop"









































bullet::::- lina, a fictional character from the tv short series "jay jay's mysteries" from "jay jay the jet plane"









































bullet::::- lena, a fictional character from the animated tv show series "ducktales (2017)".









































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lina
a "new york times" article from march 14, 2010, says that talmadgeis misremembered, having inspired two unfair caricatures that have lived on in a pair of popular films. in "singin' in the rain" (1952), she is parodied as lina lamont ... more malignantly, billy wilder used norma talmadge as the obvious if unacknowledged source of norma desmond, the grotesque, predatory silent movie queen of his 1950 film "sunset boulevard".however, neither of these identifications is in the mainstream of critical opinion. nearly all other writers regard both norma desmond and lina lamont as fictional composite characters, each mirroring some aspects of various faded silent stars, but neither of them primarily a disguised portrait of anyone in particular. lina lamont bears little resemblance to talmadge's personality either on or off the screen, and unlike the delusional desmond, talmadge was not stuck in the past and had left her stardom behind her with considerable relief.
norma talmadge