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Actress: Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers. Tamara Glynn was discovered by a Los Angeles talent agent and started acting as a teenager. Originally from Arkansas, she made her way to Los Angles to star in Halloween 5 as Samantha Thomas. Glynn's television credits include: Knots Landing, Growing Pains, Miami Vice, Life on the Flipside ...
Welcome to the official website for film/television actress, producer, and horror icon, Tamara Glynn. Born in Arkadelphia, AR, Tamara was discovered by a Los Angeles talent agent who helped her land television roles on Growing Pains, Miami Vice, Life on the Flipside, Brand New Life and Freddy’s Nightmares.
Tamara Glynn (born December 6, 1968) is an American actress. She began her career as a teenager in the late 1980s, appearing in television series such as Miami Vice and Growing Pains before becoming known for her horror roles as Samantha Thomas in the slasher film Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989), Laura in an episode of the ...
Mar 16, 2020 · iHorror talks to Halloween 5 actress Tamara Glynn about her career in the horror industry and the ghoulish projects that are on the horizon!
Oct 15, 2014 · Horror Society's MGD Interviews Halloween 5's Tamara Glynn. Watch on. HorrorSociety: Hi, everybody. This is MGD from HorrorSociety.com and I’m here today with Tamara Glynn. How are you doing today, Tamara. Tamara: I’m great, Michael. How are you? HorrorSociety: I’m doing fine. I’m actually really excited to speak to you today.
Tamara Glynn is known as an Actor, Executive Producer, and Producer. Some of her work includes Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, Terrifier 2, Charlotte, Daddy and Them, Teacher Shortage, Ghost Track, Freddy's Nightmares, and Dead Man's Party: The Making of Halloween 5.
3. Stranded (X) 81 min | Horror | Completed. A group of siblings become the victims of a sasquatch in the wilderness. Director: Shawn Burkett | Stars: Tamara Glynn, Dale Miller, Amanda Aday, Brittany Blanton. 4. All You Can Eatz. Short, Horror | Filming.
