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Nurse Ratched from "Cuckoo's Nest": 'Memba Her?!

Louise Fletcher is best known for her Oscar-winning performance as Nurse Ratched in the 1975 film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Guess what she looks like now!
Louise Fletcher

Filed under: Movies, Beauty, 'Memba Them?!

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1. Great actress, greater woman !

Posted at 11:49AM on Oct 5th 2008 by Jako

2. Spell check not working? The word is "cuckoo". Yeesh.

Posted at 12:43PM on Oct 5th 2008 by kempsay

3. Very talented actress. She played some of the best villains in the movie industry. Who can forget her in "Flowers in the Attic"

Posted at 2:44PM on Oct 5th 2008 by Deezeey

4. In that movie she portrayed Hillary Clinton

Posted at 3:39PM on Oct 5th 2008 by hillarywho?

5. My favorite movie of all time.......and your spelling sucks!

Posted at 6:08PM on Oct 5th 2008 by ObamaNot4Me

6. Is she the voice for Marge Simpson?

Posted at 9:14PM on Oct 5th 2008 by Ray

7. Is she the voice for Marge Simpson?

Posted at 10:14PM on Oct 5th 2008 by Ray

8. she does look good,,,the old bitch

Posted at 11:31AM on Oct 6th 2008 by 8ball

9.

Oooooh, she played that part well. She was an evil, heartless villain. That is one helluva movie.

Posted at 12:06PM on Oct 6th 2008 by OCD

10. I believe with Obama/Biden dictatoral control of the Health Care industry (their health care plan) this Will lead to a Nurse Ratched approach to Health care.

Posted at 5:02PM on Oct 6th 2008 by Nurse Ratched equals ObamaBiden Health care Plan

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