Lara Flynn Boyle wears a mask to stock up on groceries during rare public sighting in Los Angeles
Lara Flynn Boyle was spotted stocking up on groceries in Los Angeles this Wednesday in a rare public sighting.
The 50-year-old took the precaution of putting on a face mask for her outing amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
She opted for a California casual look, wearing a checked shirt and jeans with a pair of green shades and a glittering necklace.
The essentials: Lara Flynn Boyle was spotted stocking up on groceries in Los Angeles this Wednesday in a rare public sighting
Lara was glimpsed walking her dog in Los Angeles earlier this month – the first time she was snapped out in public in two years.
Back in 2018 she hit the headlines when she was seen holding a Johnnie Walker Red Label bottle to her mouth as she drove.
The Iowa-born actress broke into Hollywood in the 1980s, getting a Screen Actors Guild card via a bit part in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
She earned even greater fame on the David Lynch series Twin Peaks from 1990 to 1991 and became romantically involved with her co-star Kyle MacLachlan.
Out and about: The 50-year-old took the precaution of putting on a face mask for her outing amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
Her dating history has also included Jack Nicholson, who is 33 years her senior, as well as actor and comedian David Spade.
She was married to one John Patrick Dee III from 1996 to 1998 and has been married to her current husband, real-estate investor Donald Ray Thomas II, since 2006.
Lara earned an Emmy nomination on The Practice and has also acted in such films as Wayne’s World, Dead Poets Society, Red Rock West and Men In Black II.
The last completed project Lara has acted in was the 2015 family comedy Lucky Dog, according to her IMDb page.
The look: She opted for a California casual look, wearing a checked shirt and jeans with a pair of green shades and a glittering necklace
She gave a rare interview to the Hollywood Reporter in October 2017 as the #MeToo movement began to take off.
When she was asked if she was ‘ever mistreated in your career’ she replied: ‘Oh, all the time. All the time! It happens all the time.’
She said of her response: ‘I looked at it on two levels: Do I want to flip burgers, or do I want to put up with someone not being appropriate with me? I chose the other side.’
Lara explained that the experience ‘still stays with you. You still remember things that were not quite appropriate, but you move on and that’s all you can do I guess. I support all the actresses that have come forward.’