In 2010, Forlani made an appearance on NCIS: Los Angeles as Agent Lauren Hunter, replacing Henrietta Lange ( Linda Hunt) temporarily as the operations director at NCIS for the end of season 2. In 2011, she played Queen Igraine in Camelot. In 2008, she starred opposite Daniel Craig in Flashbacks of a Fool. In February 2007, Forlani portrayed Tori Bodeen in the film version of Nora Roberts's best-selling book Carolina Moon. In Autumn 2006, Forlani joined the cast of CSI: NY in a recurring role as a medical examiner, Dr. In 2007's Hallam Foe she starred with Jamie Bell and Ciarán Hinds.
In 2003, she co-starred with Jackie Chan in The Medallion, and in 2005 she appeared in Green Street Hooligans with Charlie Hunnam and Elijah Wood. 85 (2001) in FHM magazine's " 100 Sexiest Women" and was in Loaded's "Hot 100 Babes". 89 (2001) in Stuff magazine's "100 Sexiest Women", no. She then appeared opposite Ryan Phillippe and Tim Robbins in Antitrust, a thriller released in January 2001.įorlani was the new face of L'Oréal in 2001. The following year she starred with Ben Stiller and Geoffrey Rush in Mystery Men. In 1998, she starred with Anthony Hopkins and Brad Pitt in Meet Joe Black. She continued to appear in both widely released and smaller-budget films, such as Basquiat, directed by Julian Schnabel. In 1996, Forlani appeared in a supporting role as Sean Connery's daughter in the film The Rock. In 1995, she played the supporting role of Brandi Svenning in Mallrats. Subsequently, she was cast in the television mini-series JFK: Reckless Youth and the film Police Academy: Mission to Moscow. There are a total of 197 banners on display between the Heise Park and Harding Way East and West from Gill Avenue to East Street.Forlani at the world premiere of Flashbacks of a Fool, 13 April 2008įorlani's parents moved to San Francisco in 1993, in order to allow for wider casting opportunities in Hollywood films. The Auxiliary’s efforts were facilitated by Tanesha Pickering from the Galion Historical Society, Craig Alguire and Leesa from Photorama, Jerry Pangborn from the Galion Line Dept. Varnes, James Stroup, William Russell Campbell Essex, Leslie Bodkins, Larry Kelly, Leonard L. Finnegan, Steve Francisco, Everett Ray Dysinger, Woodrow Blum, James B. West, Clarence Young, Jim Haasįacing East: Leonard A. Smith, Ernest Schwartz, Lester Diskosky, LeRoy Beaulieu, William Sturgill, Thomas Finnegan, Clint R.
Harding Way East Train Tracks – South Sideįacing West: Edwin L. Vanderkooi, John Diosi, William Triesch, Melvin Cain, SFC James W. Finneganįacing East: Richard (Dick) Shockley, Levi (Bill) Rinehart, Donald Rinehart, Sgt. Williams, Tony Stall, Milo (Mike) Sipes, Lloyd Cook, Lawrence Palmer, Andrew Utter, C.O. Harding Way East Public Square – South Sideįacing West: James N. Kemp, Jeffrey Hull, Ren Sentieri, Charlie Clark, Cpl. Shank, Don Turrill, Clark Swalleyįacing East: Robert Poth, Del Ehrman, James E. Quay, Jim Leapley, James Frank Stumpf, James A. Harding Way West Gill Street – South Sideįacing West: Thomas Gray, H.L. Take a stroll and admire all the banners honoring the brave men and women who served in the military for our country. Regretably a number of the veterans names were left out of the publication. The American Legion Auxiliary Post 243, in charge of the Military Banners this year, did an impressive job of organizing the project and sharing the names of those honored and the location of their banners. GALION - In the May 27 issue, the Galion Inquirer published a list of military banners displayed in Heise Park and along Harding Way East and West.
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