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Patricia Charbonneau
A young woman embarks on a bold journey of self-discovery and forbidden love in a remote desert town, challenging societal norms and redefining her future.
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In short · Acting since 1985, 5 decades active, 19 credits.
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Patricia Charbonneau is an American actress best known for her role as Cay Rivvers in the 1985 film *Desert Hearts*, which marked her debut in the film industry. Her performance in the film earned her a nomination for the Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead.
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18 credits
Skipping Stones(2020)
Mrs. Travers
Film
100 Feet(2008)
Frances
FilmMurder She Wrote(2000)
Diana Sterling (1 Episode)
TV
One Special Night(1999)
Lori
Film
The Arrangement(1999)
Marion Markel
Film
She's All That(1999)
Lois Siler
Film
Law and order SVU(1999)
Paige Beddels (1 Episode)
TV
Kiss the Sky(1998)
Franny
Film
Portraits of a Killer(1996)
Carolyn Price
Film
The Owl(1991)
Danny Santerre
Film
Captive(1991)
Karen
Film
Brain Dead(1990)
Dana Martin
Film
RoboCop 2(1990)
Lab Assistant (uncredited)
Film
Call Me(1988)
Anna
Film
Disaster at Silo 7(1988)
Kathy Fitzgerald
Film
C.A.T. Squad(1986)
Nikki Blake
Film
Manhunter(1986)
Mrs. Sherman
Film
Desert Hearts(1985)
Cay Rivvers
Film
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- The Loss of Nameless ThingsSelf · 2004
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