Barbara Crampton

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Crampton in 2017
Born (1958-12-27) December 27, 1958 (age 65)
Levittown, New York, U.S.
Education Castleton State College (BA)
OccupationActress
Years active1983–present
Spouse
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(divorced)​
Robert Bleckman
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(date missing)​
Children2

Barbara Crampton (born December 27, 1958) [1] [2] is an American actress and producer. She began her career in the 1980s in television soap operas before starring in horror and thriller films. [3] In 2024, Crampton was inducted into the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards' Monster Kid Hall of Fame. [4]

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Crampton made her television debut on the daytime drama Days of Our Lives (1983–84) before a supporting role as Leanna Love on the soap opera The Young and the Restless (1987–93, 1998–2002, 2006–07 & 2023). Later in her career, she would appear in television horror anthologies such as Syfy's Channel Zero: The Dream Door (2018), Hulu's Into the Dark (2019), and Shudder's Creepshow (2021).

She made her film debut in Body Double (1984), but received recognition in the comedy horror film Re-Animator (1985) as Megan Halsey and the science fiction film From Beyond (1986) as Dr. Katherine McMichaels. Later defining roles are Chopping Mall (1986), Puppet Master (1989), Castle Freak (1995), You're Next (2011), We Are Still Here (2015), Little Sister (2016), Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich (2018), and Jakob's Wife (2021), for which she was nominated for Critics' Choice Super Awards. [5]

Early life

Crampton was born December 27, 1958, in Levittown, Long Island, New York. [2] She was raised Roman Catholic. [6] Crampton grew up in Vermont, and spent summers traveling the country with the carnival, as her father was a carny. She started acting in school plays when she was in seventh grade and went on to study acting in high school. She attended Castleton State College in Vermont, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theater Arts. [7] After graduation, Crampton made a brief stop in New York, where she appeared as Cordelia in King Lear for the American Theater of Actors. [8] [ better source needed ]

Career

From New York, Crampton moved to Los Angeles and made her television debut on the daytime drama Days of Our Lives , playing Trista Evans Bradford. She subsequently starred in the pilot episode of Rituals , the television film Love Thy Neighbor, and the television series Santa Barbara . She made her film debut in the 1984 film Body Double . The following year, Crampton portrayed Chrissie in Fraternity Vacation , Megan Halsey in Re-Animator , and Stacy in Hotel . [9] In 1986, Crampton portrayed Suzie Lynn in Chopping Mall , Dr. Katherine McMichaels in From Beyond , and Anne White in Prince of Bel Air. In 1987, Crampton was cast in Kidnapped and portrayed Teri in the TV series Ohara . From 1987 to 2007, Crampton played Leanna Love in The Young and the Restless . In 2023, she returned to the role for the show's 50th anniversary. [10] In 1989, Crampton had a cameo role in the horror film Puppet Master . In 1991, Crampton portrayed Sadie Brady in Trancers II .

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Crampton in 2013

In 1993, Crampton portrayed archeologist Dr. Leda Fanning in Robot Wars with Don Michael Paul. That year she also guest starred on Civil Wars and portrayed Mindy Lewis on Guiding Light from 1993 to 1995 and left when her contract expired and when she got engaged to L.A.-based actor and director Kristoffer Tabori in April 1995. [11] By September of the same year, their engagement was called off. [12] In 1995, Crampton starred in Castle Freak . From 1995 to 1998, Crampton portrayed Maggie Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful . In 1996, Crampton portrayed Carol in Space Truckers . In 1997, Crampton guest starred on The Nanny . The following year, she guest starred on Party of Five and starred in the film The Godson . In 1999, Crampton guest starred on the television series Pacific Blue .

In 2001, Crampton had a recurring role as Dr. Leslie Bogan in 5 episodes of the television series Spyder Games and starred in the movie Thy Neighbor's Wife . Crampton starred the films The Sisterhood (2004), Read You Like a Book (2006) and Never Enough (2008). She was a special guest at Creation Entertainment's Weekend of Horror 2010. [13] She had a supporting role in the 2011 horror slasher film You're Next and played the leading role of Anne Sacchetti in We Are Still Here (2015). [14] [15] Both films received positive reviews from critics. [16]

Crampton next appeared in Abner Pastoll's European thriller Road Games (2015), [17] in which she speaks both French and English. [18] In 2015 she starred along with fellow horror icons Danny Trejo, Kane Hodder, Bill Moseley, Michael Berryman, Doug Bradley, Gunnar Hansen, Ken Foree and Dee Wallace in the Harrison Smith horror film Death House . [19]

In 2018, Crampton was given the Horror Channel Lifetime Achievement Award at Grimmfest in Manchester, United Kingdom. [20]

In 2021, Crampton produced and starred in the horror-drama Jakob's Wife , which she developed over the course of several years. The same year, she voiced serial killer Nicolette Aster in an audio drama adaptation of Our Lady of the Inferno [21] and appeared in the Lovecraftian film Sacrifice . [22] Also that year she did a voice role for the first-person shooter video game Back 4 Blood , as Mom.

Personal life

In December 1986, Crampton appeared in a nude pictorial in Playboy magazine titled "Simply Beastly. Behind every successful monster, there's a woman." [23]

She was married to director of photography David Boyd. [24]

As of 2015, Crampton lives in Mill Valley, California, with her husband, financial executive Robert Bleckman, her two children, and her adult stepson. [25]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleNotes
1984 Body Double Carol
1985 Fraternity Vacation Chrissie
Re-Animator Megan Halsey
1986 Chopping Mall Suzie Lynn
From Beyond Dr. Katherine McMichaelsNominated – Saturn Award for Best Actress
1987KidnappedBonnie
1988 Pulse Pounders Said BradySegment: The Evil Clergyman. Considered a lost film until the discovery of a workprint in 2011 where it was then digitally restored and released.
1989 Puppet Master Woman at CarnivalCameo appearance
1991 Trancers II Sadie Brady
1993 Robot Wars Leda
1995 Castle Freak Susan Reilly
1996 Space Truckers Carol
1998 The Godson Goldy
1999Cold HarvestChristine Chaney
2000Learning to Surf
2001 Thy Neighbor's Wife Nicole Garrett
2004 The Sisterhood Ms. Master
2006Read You Like a BookZoe
2008Never EnoughDr. Gladmore
2011 You're Next Aubrey Davison
2012 The Lords of Salem Virginia Cable
2013PaisleyChristine
The Cartridge FamilyMomShort film
The WellGrace
2014Sun ChokeIrma
2015 We Are Still Here Anne SacchettiNominated—Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best Actress
The Divine TragediesMother
Road Games MaryAlso producer
Tales of Halloween Darla
2016 Beyond the Gates EvelynAlso producer
Little Sister The Reverend Mother
Day of ReckoningStella
2017 Death House Dr. Karen Redmane
ReplaceDr. Rafaela Crober
2018Dead NightLeslie Bison
RebornLena Independent Horror Movie Award for Best Actress
Nominated—Horrible Imaginings Film Festival Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film
Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich Carol Doreski
2019 In Search of Darkness HerselfDocumentary film [26]
2020 Run Hide Fight Mrs. Crawford
Stay HomeBarbaraShort film [27]
In Search of Darkness: Part II HerselfDocumentary film
Sacrifice Renate Nygard
Castle Freak Producer
2021 Jakob's Wife Anne FedderProducer
Nominated—Critics' Choice Super Award for Best Actress in a Horror Movie
Nominated—Fangoria Chainsaw Award for Best Actress
King Knight Ruth
SuperhostVera
Alone with YouMom
2022 Glorious Producer
2023Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls [28] Nancy
Suitable Flesh [29] DaniellaAlso producer
TBA Snow Valley [30] Post-production
Blackout [31] KatePost-production
The Last Stop in Yuma County [32] VirginiaPost-production

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1983–84 Days of Our Lives Trista Evans Bradford
1984 Rituals Sandy HutchisonEpisode: "Pilot"
Love Thy NeighborCarol ABC television film
Santa Barbara Paula
1985 Hotel StacyEpisode: "Obsessions"
1986 Prince of Bel Air Anne White ABC television film
1987 Ohara TeriEpisode: "Toshi"
1987–93, 1998–2002, 2006–07, 2023 The Young and the Restless Leanna Love Nominated – Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Villainess in a Drama Series – Daytime (1990)
1993 Civil Wars Michele ConnollyEpisode: "Dances with Sharks"
1993–1995 Guiding Light Mindy Lewis
1995–1998 The Bold and the Beautiful Maggie Forrester Nominated – Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Female Scene Stealer (1996)
1997 The Nanny Barbara CramptonEpisode: "The Heather Biblow Story"
1998 Party of Five Woman ShopperEpisode: "Tender Age"
1999 Pacific Blue Gloria StockwellEpisode: "Infierno"
2001 Spyder Games Dr. Leslie Bogan5 episodes
Lightning: Fire from the SkyMayor Sylvia Scott Pax television film
2018 Channel Zero: The Dream Door Vanessa Moss6 episodes
2019 Into the Dark BettyEpisode: "Culture Shock"
2021 Creepshow VictoriaEpisode: "Pipe Screams"

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