Laura Lorene Hippe, a captivating brunette actress, was born on September 22, 1950, in Oklahoma, showcasing her striking features and charming demeanor. Her breakout role as the endearing Jenny in the sensational drive-in exploitation film, The Swinging Barmaids (1975),left a lasting impression on audiences. She also appeared in notable mainstream studio productions, including Stay Hungry (1976) and Logan's Run (1976),demonstrating her versatility as an actress.
In addition to her film work, Hippe made memorable guest appearances on popular television series such as Cannon (1971),Barnaby Jones (1973),and Baretta (1975),further solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry. Her final film role was a minor part as the overbearing Aunt Cora Nomed in the low-budget horror film, Mausoleum (1983),showcasing her range as an actress.
Laura Hippe's life, however, was marked by tragedy. She was also a member of a local California Scientology cult and a drama teacher who taught acting classes in Hollywood during the mid-'80s. Sadly, Hippe took her own life at the devastatingly young age of 35 on February 21, 1986, leaving behind a lasting impact on those who knew her.
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