Mulholland Drive

“David Lynch was always good at finding interesting females and Laura Harring is the most intoxicating big screen brunette since Linda Florentino in “The Last Seduction”.”

— Hollywood Reporter

“Regal... an Ava Gardner goddess.”

— International Herald Tribune

“Harring holds the screen very nicely, and even offers a haunting echo of Rita Hayworth in her dual American/ Latin persona.”

— Daily Variety

“Not many actresses would be bold enough to name themselves after Rita Hayworth, but Harring does, because she can....she’s the first good argument in 55 years for a “Gilda” remake.”

— Roger Ebert; Chicago Sun-Times Inc.

“The film will also, no doubt, divide audiences and critics but few will be able to resist its heady sense of intrigue and riveting lead performances by Naomi Watts and Laura Elena Harring.”

— Hollywood Reporter)

“Lynch’s deliberate, tranquil pacing suggests a drug induced dream state, which particularly favors several of the performers... standouts include Laura Elena Harring as the novocained mystery gal...”

— Mr. Showbiz

Fashion Show Stoppers

“Val Kilmer’s leggy friend, Nikki Nelson, briefly stole attention from the runway models at the BCBG show during Fashion Week, but “Mulholland Dr’s” Incandescendent Laura Elena Harring is forever.”

The Barefoot Contessa and the Baptist Minister's Wife

“She dismisses all of this royally, as a true Countess, as a hazard of the trade, but mostly because, as she’s stated: “I am secretly a hippie and a Buddhist who loves to dance wildly.” We jokingly call her “The Barefoot Contessa,” since she’s also been compared to Ava Gardner.”

— Diana Montane