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Lisa Banes dead: ‘Gone Girl’ actor dies after NYC hit-and-run

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The Hollywood Reporter at the time. The New York Police Department also told THR that a pedestrian had been struck by an “unknown scooter or motorcycle.” Dog lost in car crash found days later herding sheep on nearby farm The scooter driver ran a red light before the collision and has still not been identified, the New York Daily News reports.Banes played Rosamund Pike’s mother in Gone Girl and appeared in dozens of other films and TV shows, including Cocktail, Nashville, A Cure for Wellness, NCIS and Masters of Sex.Banes also appeared in many stage productions on and off Broadway over the years.

She appeared in the Neil Simon play Rumors in 1988, as well as the musical High Society in 1998 and Present Laughter in 2010.

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