Duvall is famous for her roles in classic films like 'The Shining,' and 'Popeye.' She made a brief appearance in the 2002 film 'Manna From Heaven.'
Acclaimed 70s and 80s actress Shelley Duvall is making her first film appearance in two decades with a cameo appearance in the movie"The Forrest Hills."The film, written and directed by Scott Goldberg, stars Chico Mendez who plays a character full of issues who viewers are left guessing if he is a werewolf.She says she left Los Angeles and Hollywood in the 1990s.
Shelley Duvall returns to acting in her first film in 20 years, indie horror-thriller ‘The Forest Hills.’ It follows a disturbed man who is tormented by nightmarish visions, after enduring head trauma while camping in the Catskill Mountains. Duvall will play his mother. pic.twitter.com/vX5CXIOMzP — Film Updates October 28, 2022 She spoke of the show"Dr. Phil" in an interview with the Hollywood Reporter talking about an appearance she made on the show in 2016.She felt exploited she said.
"My mother didn’t like him, either. A lot of people ... said, 'You shouldn’t have done that, Shelley.'"
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