Leslie Hope
Leslie Hope Trivia
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In 2005 Leslie was in the movie The Fix.
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In 2002 Leslie was in the movie Dragonfly.
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In 2000 Leslie was in the following movies: Double Frame, Bruiser, and The Spreading Ground.
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In 1999 Leslie was in the following movies: Water Damage and The Life Before This.
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In 1998 Leslie was in the following movies: Shadow Builder and Summer of the Monkeys.
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In 1996 Leslie was in the movie Rowing Through.
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In 1994 Leslie was in the following movies: Boozecan, Cityscrapes: Los Angeles, and Fun.
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In 1993 Leslie was in the following movies: Doppelganger, Sweet Killing, Caught in the Act, and Paris, France.
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In 1992 Leslie was in the movie The Dance Goes On.
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In 1991 Leslie was in the movie The Big Slice.
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In 1988 Leslie was in the following movies: It Takes Two, Kansas, and Talk Radio.
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In 1986 Leslie was in the movie The Education of Allison Tate.
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In 1984 Leslie was in the movie Love Streams.
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In 1981 Leslie was in the movie Ups & Downs.
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Leslie has been in 25 movies to date.
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Leslie had a son with her husband, Jamie Angell, before their divorce in 1996.
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Leslie originally planned on becoming a lawyer, not an actress.
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Leslie's father worked in the military.
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Leslie was director for the 1999 play, Siren Moon.
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Leslie often travels to exotic locations in her spare time between acting jobs. She has been to places such as Peru, Laos, Cuba, Iceland, China and Turkey. She has even visited the Ecuadorian jungle, where she lived with a native tribe in the rainforest.
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In 2005, Leslie went to Cambodia to shoot a documentary called What I See When I Close My Eyes for Friends International, an organization which works with street living children and assists them in their reintegration into mainstream society.
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Leslie produced, directed and acted in several productions at her theatre company, The Wilton Project. These productions included the award-winning Therese Raquin, Slide and Ghost Stories.
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In 1990, Leslie and Charles Stratton started up their own theatre company called The Wilton Project, which they ran for just over ten years. The Wilton Project was dedicated to the development of new plays and a re-examination of the classics.
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Leslie played Kiefer Sutherland's wife during the first season of 24. She has also acted alongside Kiefer's father Donald Sutherland in Commander in Chief.
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Leslie married Jamie Angell in 1994. They were married for just 2 years before divorcing in 1996.
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Leslie graduated from St. Michaels University School in Victoria, British Columbia in 1982.
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Leslie's zodiac sign is Taurus.
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Leslie has blue eyes.
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Leslie's height is 5' 9" (175cm).
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Leslie Hope (on meeting real FBI agents for Line of Fire): The idea of these kind of uptight, conservative guys whose ties are tied too tight. Not one of these guys has been that way. I mean, they all dress nicely. But they have been so kind, and so generous with us and so morally clear about doing the right thing. And not in a corny way. In sort of a truthful way. Their compass seems to be about doing the right thing. And that informs everything that they do. And, you know, I came in sort of suspicious of anything that has to do with a government agency, blah blah blah, but most of the guys we're dealing with are street agents.
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Leslie Hope (on Line of Fire): tell you, when I first came into it, I very much had this notion that, one, the FBI were these square, kind of jar-headed, uptight guys and I also came in with this sort of girly idea: 'I don't know about the guns'. Well, first off, they are the most extraordinary men and women, the agents that I've been dealing with, that I've ever met though work. But, two, we've taken on some pretty intense weapons and tactical training, and I am having a love affair with my gun. When I came off the first day of practice shooting, I was so excited, I could hardly contain myself.
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Leslie Hope (on the movie An Unexpected Love): I never understood this project to be a movie about lesbians. I understood it to be about two people who fall in love. What I learned has nothing to do with playing a lesbian. What i learned was I enjoyed working with Lee Rose and Wendy Crewson - and I learned again that if it's good on the page, it's probably good on the screen.
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Leslie Hope: The only advice is ... if it's a good script, do it. Follow the writing.
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