80's Icon, Diane Franklin on Waking Nightmare, Better Off Dead, Bill and Ted - Interview

[ADAM POPE]

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<p>Diane Franklin is an actor with many notable films and television projects to her name over several decades of entertaining on screen. She’s appeared alongside Keanu Reeves, John Cusack and many more since she got her start in the late 70’s. Popgeeks had a chance to sit down with this effervescent actress to discuss her latest role and look back on her career.</p>

 

[Golden22]

Diane Franklin's interview is like a treasure trove of movie insights. She's been part of some classic films and now indie ones too. Her thoughts on horror roles and period pieces show she's got range. The stuff about TV and movies back in the day is a peek into Hollywood history. And that Bill and Ted prom scene? So cool! I'm eager to see where her career heads next, especially if she gets her hands on a sci-fi or action role.

 

[Berlin]

Listening to Diane Franklin chat about her journey is like taking a trip back in time. Remembering her from the 80s films, it's crazy to think she's all grown up now. She's still looking great, aging gracefully and all that, but it's like a reminder that time keeps moving. It's like she's aging in a way that makes me realize I'm not so young anymore either. But hey, she's still a beauty and it's cool to see her doing her thing!

 

[Speitzarmunster]

Oh man, hearing Diane Franklin talk about her career is like a blast from my teenage past. I totally had a crush on her back in the day! It's surreal to realize she's all grown up and sharing her stories. But you know what? It's awesome to hear she's living a happy life and still doing what she loves. Seeing her doing well puts a smile on my face. Time flies, but I'm genuinely happy for her journey.

 

[Bulma]

Diane Franklin's chat is like a rollercoaster of movie stories. She's done horror, comedy, and even acted in the 80s. Her excitement about indie films and going from TV to movies is pretty rad. And can we talk about that deleted prom scene in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure? Mind-blowing

 

[Montana]

Getting to know more about Diane Franklin's acting adventures is like a trip down memory lane. Her tales about old films and her new role are a cool mix. I love that she's open to all sorts of genres, from horror to period pieces. And that deleted Bill and Ted prom scene? Whoa! It's neat to see how she's navigated between TV and movies. I'm curious to see what she takes on next.