I've always loved Nancy Loomis. She was so great in these films. I wish she'd do another movie. I'd love to see a sequence in Halloween Ends where Laurie is dreaming of what life would have been like had that night never happened and she's having coffee with Annie and Lynda.
Actually took her to a Halloween party when she was visiting her brother. What a twist. Just one of the nicest and talented in so many ways woman around.
I love this interview. Nancy did more than just act (of which she was terrific at.) She was creative in costume & set design on the Carpenter films she appeared in. Yes. I was one of those geeks very much in love w/Annie Bracket! LoL
@@flyguy1827 She changed her name back to Keyes in 1981 or 1982 as Loomis was the name of her first husband and she wanted to get rid of that connection. Halloween III credited her as Nancy Kyes. Seems like nowadays she doesn't mind it too much getting referrenced as Nancy Loomis as people rember her being credited that way in her most iconic movies.
John Carpenters "The Fog" is easily one of the most underrated scary/suspenseful movies. The remake, like the 3rd version of "The Thing", was awful. Unwatchable compared to Carpenters versions.
@patrickTHEceliac No, it's called a scar...I was referring the mark on her neck not her skin sagging...there's clearly a scar right above the lining wrinkle around her neck below her chin.
