Mary Ellen Trainor, a talented actress, left an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape of the 1980s, captivating audiences with her versatility and range, as she took on a diverse array of roles in some of the decade's most iconic films. Her impressive repertoire includes memorable performances in the action-adventure blockbuster "Romancing the Stone", the beloved coming-of-age classic "The Goonies", the crime-comedy franchise "Lethal Weapon" (and its subsequent sequels),the supernatural thriller "The Monster Squad", the high-octane action film "Action Jackson", the adrenaline-fueled thriller "Die Hard", the Christmas classic "Scrooged", the paranormal comedy "Ghostbusters II", and the groundbreaking science fiction epic "Back to the Future 2", to name but a few. However, one of her most enduring and iconic roles remains that of the cunning and avaricious wife in the haunting and suspenseful episode "And All Through the House" of the cult classic anthology series "Tales From the Crypt", a performance that has become synonymous with her name and a testament to her enduring talent.
Mary Ellen Trainor
Deceased · Born: Jul 8, 1952 · Died: May 20, 2015
