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Honey Lauren

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Honey Lauren was an actor, screenwriter and film director.

Honey Lauren is an American actress, screenwriter and film director who appeared in the films Men Cry Bullets, Satan Was a Lady (2001), June and John (2025), and Sweet Taste of Souls (2020).

Career In 1999, Lauren starred alongside Adrienne Frantz, James Russo, and Robert Gossett in Frantz's debut film Jimmy Zip. That same year, she co-starred with Jeri Ryan, portraying Gloria in Men Cry Bullets.

In 2001, Lauren starred in Satan Was a Lady by Doris Wishman, attending a screening with Wishman in early 2002. Her performance as Cleo was praised by Joe Bob Briggs and Film Threat.

In 2014, Lauren directed a documentary Happy Hands with Tippi Hedren which won Best Documentary Short at Sonoma International Film Festival.

In 2020, Lauren starred in Sweet Taste of Souls by Terry Ross. Her short film Wives of the Skies is set in the 1960s, and based on the male obsession with stewardess outfits during that era. Lauren's upcoming films include her directorial debut feature film Mistake with Kay Lenz and she was cast in the film June and John by Luc Besson.

Filmography

Acting roles in other films

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Born
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Honey Lauren was an actor, screenwriter and film director.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Honey Lauren

· Wikidata: Q121490866

· DBpedia: Honey Lauren

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