lea thompson played lorraine in back to the future.
lea thompson played lorraine in back to the future.
who played lorraine in back to the future?
lea thompson
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gara takashima
lucy's vendetta against mandy leads to the reintroduction of mandy's estranged mother lorraine, who appeared from march 2012. linda henry played lorraine originally from 1991-1992 but henry was already appearing in "eastenders" as a different character, shirley carter, so the role of lorraine was recast to actress victoria alcock. described as a bad mother who allowed mandy to "run wild on the streets" in her teenage years, it was suggested that lorraine had not altered and remained a "brash" character. lorraine's return was scripted to cause problems in mandy's relationship with ian and, according to alcock, it was also intended to give viewers an insight into why mandy turned out the way she had. discussing lorraine and mandy's relationship alcock said, "we've obviously seen mandy go through hell and back. she's had her moments, and once you meet her mother, you understand how this poor girl has ended up like she is. poor little love didn't stand a chance with a mother like [lorraine]". alcock added, "many albert square residents didn't think there was a bigger leech than mandy, but we see where she gets it from now. she has no qualms and she's proud of it. allegedly she let some awful things happen to mandy, which may come out in time. i think viewers are interested in the broken shells of a character and she's definitely a broken shell. you're not just made that way, something happens to make you like that. i reckon she was abused, and the abused often then become the abuser, and unfortunately that vicious circle has not been broken. i've tried to play her with a few levels." stapleton added that "lorraine puts on a big act for ian. mandy can see straight through her, but ian doesn't understand why she's getting her knickers in a twist. when lorraine's alone with mandy, she's really cruel and cold. but she's very careful how she acts in front of everyone else." stapleton was unsure whether this storyline would ultimately change viewer perception of mandy: "when you play a really prickly character like mandy, it's nice to take a look at why they behave like that. whether it'll make viewers warm to her, i don't know. people love mandy when she's awful!". stapleton suggested that mandy was petrified of lorraine and she described scenes between the characters as dark and violent. scenes airing in may 2012 where lorraine informs mandy that she never loved her were described by stapleton as challenging and emotional to film. the storyline ended bleakly with lorraine dying before mandy could make amends with her mother.
mandy salter