Pamela Guest(I)

Actress
Casting Director
Producer

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Pamela Guest was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA. She is an actress and casting director, known for Blue Velvet (1986), Married (2014) and Cinglée (1987). She has been married to Nicholas Guest since 26 November 1989. They have one child. She was previously married to Thomas John Rack.

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Awards
- 10 wins & 18 nominations total

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Known for

Blue Velvet

7.7

Casting Director

1986

Married

7.1

TV Series

Teacher
Therapist

Cinglée

6.6

Lawyer #1(as Pamela Seamon)

1987

Patty Hearst

6.3

Casting Director(as Pamela Rack)

1988

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Actress

Turning Point
6.7
- Casper's Mom
- 2022
Guest Appearances
8.8
TV Mini Series
- Stella
- 2017–2020
Charity
Short
- Margaret Porter
- 2018
Cleopatra Backstage
- Elyse
- Cleopatra
- 2015
Friends
Short
- Margaret Porter
- 2014
Married
7.1
TV Series
- Therapist
- Teacher
- 2014
The M Word
5.8
- Justine
- 2014
Smokin'
8.6
Short
- Judy
- 2013
Halfway Somewhere Else
Short
- Raye
- 2013
The Last War Crime
6.3
- Karen Hughes
- 2012
Just Friends?
5.7
Short
- Helen
- 2011
The Chosen One
4.5
Video
- Bird Lady
- 2010
Californication
8.3
TV Series
- Lady Real Estate
- 2009
Life
8.3
TV Series
- Armstrong's Mother
- 2008
Pashittu
6.9
Short
- Mrs. Rivas
- 2007

Casting Director

Guest Appearances
8.8
TV Mini Series
- Casting Director
- 2020
Titans of Newark
7.8
Short
- Casting Director
- 2012
The Chosen One
4.5
Video
- Casting Director
- 2010
Morella
3.5
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack)
- 1999
Heaven or Vegas
4.6
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack Guest)
- 1998
Men
5.1
- Casting Director (as Pam Rack)
- 1997
No Contest II
4.3
- Casting Director (as Pam Rack)
- 1996
First Degree
4.6
Video
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack-Guest)
- 1995
Wild Side
5.6
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack)
- 1995
D'amour et d'ombres
4.9
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack)
- 1994
Breaking the Rules
5.5
- Casting Director (as Pam Rack)
- 1992
Timescape - Le passager du futur
6.4
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack)
- 1991
Diving In
4.9
- Casting Director (as Pam Rack)
- 1990
État de force
5.3
- Casting Director (casting by)
- 1990
Waiting for the Light
6.0
- Casting Director (as Pamela Rack)
- 1990

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Alternative names
- Pamela Rack Guest
Born
- August 5
- Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
Spouses
Relatives
- Annie Guest(Niece or Nephew)
Other works
Played the leading role of Sarah in the Equity waiver production of Ted Allen's The Third Day Comes directed by John Cassavetes opposite Gena Rowlands and son Nick Cassavetes. John Cassavetes dubbed Pamela "THE actress of her generation" and added new material written just for her. The Third Day Comes, prequel to Love Streams, Cassavetes' final film, was to have been made into a feature film with Ms. Guest in the lead but any production was sadly stopped by the untimely death of Cassavetes.
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Trivia
In 1988 Marlon Brando (impressed by L'oeil du tueur (1987), which Guest cast and played the part of Caryanne in) called director Donald Cammell and invited him to write and direct "Jericho", an ultra-violent action thriller. Brando would play Billy Harrington, a former CIA assassin blackmailed by the CIA into carrying out one last mission. Guest put together a cast including the then-unknown Julia Roberts as Brando's daughter, Benjamin Bratt as her love interest, Robert Duvall and Morgan Freeman as CIA operatives. Producer Elliott Kastner paid Brando $3 million up front, but after eighteen months of work, while on preproduction in Mexico and with shooting only days away, Brando dropped out, claiming he couldn't get insurance. Kastner went bankrupt, and Cammell and Guest eventually went on to work on Wild Side (1995) together.