The third instalment of the Nightmare... franchise is well-regarded as having a coherent storyline. a good balance between shocks and knowing humour and generally strong effects. Nancy from the first film returns to Elm St as a child psychologist encouraging a group of troubled kids to fight back against their tormentor.
Heather Langenkamp ( as Nancy )
Sex : No
Death : Stabbed by Freddy's fingernails
Heather agreed to return as Nancy.
Patricia Arquette ( as Kristen )
Sex : No
Death : Survives
This was Patricia's film debut. She was born into an acting family in Chicago and lived with her older sister Rosanna for a time, helping her career. She has been successful in film and TV ever since, winning the Best Supporting Actress for Boyhood in 2014 and multiple awards for her role in the TV series Medium. She was married to Nicholas Cage from 1995 to 2000 but for most of that time they were separated. She has done considerable charity work for disaster victims.
Jennifer Rubin ( as Taryn )
Sex : No
Death : Drug overdose inflicted by Freddie
Jennifer was also making her film debut here after working as a model. She has had a less stellar but solid career the highlight being the lead role in The Wasp Woman in 1997. She has been less visible in the noughties but is still working. She was married to Elias Koteas from 1987 to 1990.
Penelope Sudrow ( as Jennifer )
Sex : No
Death : Pulled into a television by Freddie
Penelope crossed into acting after many TV appearances as a tap dancer. She was moderately successful but her career had petered out by 1992.
Stacey Alden ( as Nurse Marcie )
Sex : Marcie strips for the mute kid but then Freddie takes over
Death : Survives
Stacey had a brief career as a bit part actress in the late eighties.
Kristen Clayton ( as Little Girl )
Sex : n/a
Death : Only appears in a dream
This was Kristen's film debut . She appeared in the next sequel and the TV series Freddy's Nightmares. She quit acting after a short run in the TV series Home Improvement in 1997.
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