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Belinda Bauer (born Belinda Sylvia Taubman; 13 June 1950) is an Australian retired actress and working spiritual psychologist whose film career spanned the 1980s and 1990s. She lives in Los Angeles, California.
Belinda Bauer, born Belinda Jane Taubman in 1950, is an actress and model who appeared in films like Flashdance, RoboCop 2 and UHF. She retired from acting in the mid-1990s and became a psychologist in Los Angeles.
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Belinda Bauer started her career by writing as a journalist before she won a screenwriting competition run by Bafta in 1990s for her first screenplay. According to Belinda Bauer, crime is actually the story of how lives of people can change by the misdeeds of others.
Belinda Bauer (born 1962) is a British writer of crime novels. She grew up in England and South Africa, but later moved to Wales, where she worked as a court reporter in Cardiff; the country is often used as a setting in her work.
- Blacklands by Belinda Bauer. Blacklands (2009) Every day after school, whilst his classmates swap football stickers, twelve-year-old Steven digs holes on Exmoor, hoping to find a body.
- Darkside by Belinda Bauer. Darkside (2010) In a small village where no stranger goes unnoticed, a local woman has been murdered in her bed. This is PC Jonas Holly’s first murder investigation.
- Finders Keepers by Belinda Bauer. Finders Keepers (2012) At the height of summer a dark shadow falls across Exmoor. Children are being stolen. There are no explanations, no ransom demands – and no hope.
- Rubbernecker by Belinda Bauer. Rubbernecker (2013) Life is strange for Patrick Fort – being a medical student with Asperger’s Syndrome doesn’t come without its challenges.
Belinda Bauer is an Australian-born actress who starred in several American cult films of the 1980s, such as Flashdance and RoboCop 2. She retired from acting in the mid 1990s and became a psychologist in Los Angeles.
Belinda Bauer is a crime writer who has won several awards and been longlisted for the Man Booker Prize in 2018 for her novel Snap. Learn more about her life, books and interviews on this web page.
