An actress from the Golden Era of Hollywood, foundingat the age of five she decided to share her talent with the rest of the world. Who would have known that starting as a dancer would have landed her a role in many television commercials and then working her way up to some of the best horror movies of all time.

Belinda is such a great person! Talking to her abouther role in Joe Dante’s “The Howling” from 1981. How she progressed and developed the character of ‘Terry Fisher’ to be a nosey Nacy Drew type of investigative reporter which landed her demise when she got too close.

I especially loved hearing about her background inacting; working alongside Charlton Heston in the movie “Proud Men” which she was nominated for an Emmy Award. It’s quite evident that she is talented and it’s no wonder why she was chosen for the role in “The Howling” alongside Dee Wallace.

Overall, a great interview! Gaining the insight of thepractical special effects and some of the behind-the scenes secrets (which I always love hearing about). Now Belinda is an art teacher in Los Angeles, teaching her way up the artist ladder and becoming a renowned painter. I am very happy for her, and I hope that I get to see her in more movies.

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