The evil Dana Declan, aka Lisa Calders
Dana Declan, aka Lisa Calders (Juliet Landau) was the main villainess from the 2005 film, Fatal Reunion. She is the psychotic wife of Marcus Declan. Dana suspected Marcus of having an affair with another woman, and once she found the mistress - named Nicole - Dana stalked her late one night and killed her.
Dana later appeared at the home of protagonist Jessica Landers, posing as a lawyer named Lisa Calders from Dallas, after Dana had fooled Jessica into believing that Marcus (an old classmate of hers) was stalking her. In actuality, it was Dana who had been stalking both of them, and her reveal came when Jessica and Russell arrived at a farmhouse, only to see Marcus tied up with Dana pointing a gun at her husband.
Dana boasted about killing Nicole and refused to believe Jessica's claim that there wasn't anything going on between her and Marcus. After shooting Marcus and Russell (who both survived), the evil Dana chased after Jessica with intent to kill her.
Dana forced Jessica against a rope barrier and attempted to strangle her, but Jessica untied the rope to send both women plummeting over a balcony to the floor below. During the ensuing chase, Jessica knocked out the villainess with a fire extinguisher, only for Dana to rise and continue her pursuit. However, Jessica used her Kendo martial arts experience to deflect Dana's attack and impale the villainess with a steel rod, killing her instantly.
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- Juliet Landau is credited as playing Lisa Calders (her character's alias) and not Dana Declan, possibly to avoid spoilers because Juliet receives the "and" credit at the beginning of the film.
- Lisa / Dana is ranked #96 in Eccentric Brit's Movie Villainess 101. This entry also features an honourable mention for Jubilee Swan (Deadly Sorority).
- Juliet Landau appeared as Dr. Veronica Shade in the 1995 film, "Theodore Rex".
- Juliet Landau appeared as Natalya in the 2011 comedy movie "Monster Mutt".
- Juliet Landau appeared as evil vampiress Drusilla on Buffy the Vampire Slayer from 1997-2003.
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