About Anne Heche
American actress Anne Celeste Heche passed away on August 11, 2022 (born May 25, 1969). She originally gained notoriety playing twins Vicky Hudson and Marley Love on the soap opera Another World (1987–1991), for which she was honored with two Soap Opera Digest Awards and a Daytime Emmy. With parts in the crime drama Donnie Brasco (1997), the disaster movie Volcano (1997), the slasher movie I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997), the political satire movie Wag the Dog (1997), the action comedy movie Six Days, Seven Nights (1998), and the drama-thriller movie Return to Paradise, she rose to greater fame in the late 1990s (1998).
After receiving a Saturn Award nomination for her performance as Marion Crane in Gus Van Sant’s horror remake Psycho (1998), Heche went on to play supporting roles in a number of well-regarded independent movies, including Birth (2004), Spread (2009), Cedar Rapids (2011), Rampart (2011), and Catfight (2012). (2016). She was praised for her performance on Broadway, particularly in a revival of the play Twentieth Century, for which she received a Tony Award nomination, and for her part in the television movie Gracie’s Choice, for which she received a Primetime Emmy Award nomination.
Heche has also been in several television series, including Men in Trees (2006–2008), Hung (2009–2011), Save Me (2013), Aftermath (2016), and The Brave (a military drama) (2017). She participated as a participant in the 29th season of Dancing with the Stars and provided the voice of Suyin Beifong in the animated television series The Legend of Korra (2014). (2020).
Anne Heche Career
On the soap opera Another World, Heche made her acting debut in the dual roles of twins Vicky Hudson and Marley Love. Heche continued to make appearances on the show for nearly 4 years, from 1987 to 1991. Numerous awards, including the 1991 Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series, were given to her for her role in Another World.
Heche had no other on-screen roles at that period on the soap opera, and she had no acting assignments lined up when she made the decision to quit, so she was unsure about her acting future after leaving Another World. She knew she didn’t want to continue performing in soap operas because they were seen as being quite minor in the greater area of professional acting. As a backup, she applied to the Parsons School of Design in New York City and got admitted.
However, not long after submitting her application to design school, she was granted a small supporting role in the Jessica Lange-starring Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie adaptation of Willa Cather’s novel O Pioneers! Heche chose to take up that offer as opposed to enrolling in design school and pursuing her performing career.
She found out that Another World had been awarded a Daytime Emmy while she was in Nebraska filming O Pioneers! She called her agency and said, “Does this mean I’m an actress?” after hearing the news. She followed the agent’s advice and relocated from New York City to Los Angeles a few days after the movie’s filming wrapped up. O Pioneers!, her debut TV film, would air in February 1992. The critics gave her performance some positive feedback. After completing O Pioneers, she made a cameo in an episode of Murphy Brown!
This episode, which was filmed after O Pioneers! but didn’t air until November 1991, marked her first appearance on primetime television. She also made her first appearance outside of Another World at this time. She largely refrained from doing TV guest parts until the 2000s because she thought her appearance on Murphy Brown would hurt her chances of landing a long-term employment.
Heche performed in two plays staged as part of the Mark Taper Forum-sponsored “Sundays at the Itchey Foot” series: the Generation X slice-of-life piece “Us & Them” and the stage adaptation of the James M. Cain novels Dead Man and The Baby in the Icebox, “Getting Away With Murder.”
Early in 1993, Heche made her theatrical film debut in the obscure independent film An Ambush of Ghosts, directed by Everett Lewis.
She subsequently acted alongside Elijah Wood in The Adventures of Huck Finn, a Disney film. Over the course of the next two years, she mostly played minor supporting roles in movies like A Simple Twist of Fate (1994) and cable television shows like Girls in Prison (1994) and Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long (1994). (1995).
She shared the lead part in Donald Cammell’s erotic thriller Wild Side (1995) with Christopher Walken and Joan Chen, albeit she wasn’t awarded the lead credit. The dramatic lesbian sex scene between Heche and Chen in the film contributed to the film’s relative notoriety. Heche portrayed the major role of a college student debating an abortion in a 1996 installment of the made-for-HBO anthology film If These Walls Could Talk, which also starred Cher and Demi Moore.
She acted alongside Catherine Keener as childhood best friends in the indie movie Walking and Talking. On Entertainment Weekly’s list of the “Top 50 Cult Films of All-Time,” the restricted-release film earned favorable reviews from critics and is placed number 47. Alison Macor, a critic for the Austin Chronicle, praised Heche and said in her review that she “is destined for larger film parts.”
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Anne Heche Movies and TV shows
— Supercell as Dr Quinn Brody — Full Ride — Chasing Nightmares as Claire 2022 – What Remains as Maureen 2022 – Girl in Room 13 as Janie 2022 – Hardboiled as Olive 2022 – Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse as Diana Jones 2021 -13 Minutes as Tammy 2020 -The Vanished as Wendy 2019 -The Best of Enemies as Mary Ellis 2017 -My Friend Dahmer as Joyce Dahmer 2017 -The Brave (13 episodes) as Patricia Campbell 2017 -Armed Response as Riley 2017 -The Last Word as Elizabeth 2017 -Catfight as Ashley 2016 -Looks Like Christmas as Carol Montgomery 2016 -Aftermath (13 episodes) as Karen Copeland 2016 -Opening Night as Brooke 2015 -One Christmas Eve as Nell Blakemore 2015 -Dig (10 episodes) as Lynn Monahan 2015 -Wild Card as Roxy 2013 -The Michael J. Fox Show (4 episodes) 2013 -Nothing Left to Fear as Wendy 2013 -Save Me (7 episodes) as Beth Harper 2012 -Black November as Barbara 2012 -Blackout as Dr. Debra Westen 2012 -That’s What She Said as Dee Dee 2012 -Arthur Newman as Mina Crawley 2011 -Rampart as Catherine 2011 -Girl Fight as Melissa 2011 -Blackout (2 episodes) as Dr. Debra Westen 2011 -Cedar Rapids as Joan Ostrowski-Fox 2011 -Silent Witness as Kate Robb 2010 -The Other Guys as Pamela Boardman 2009 – Hung (30 episodes) as Jessica Haxon 2009 – Spread as Samantha 2008 – Toxic Skies as Dr. Tess Martin 2008 – The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Scandal of 1920 as Kate 2007 -Superman: Doomsday as Lois Lane (voice) 2007 -Masters of Science Fiction (1 episode) as Martha Von Vogel 2007 -What Love Is as Laura 2007 -Ghost Writer as Helen Jacobsen 2006 -The Megan Mullally Show (1 episode) 2006 -Men in Trees (36 episodes) as Marin Frist 2006 -Fatal Desire as Tanya Sullivan 2005 -Silver Bells as Catherine O’Mara 2005 D-ancing with the Stars (1 episode) as Herself – Contestant 2005 -Sexual Life as Gwen 2005 -The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2 episodes) as Self 2004 -Birth as Clara 2004 -The Dead Will Tell as Emily Parker 2004 -The Tony Danza Show (1 episode) 2004 -Higglytown Heroes (1 episode) 2004 -Gracie’s Choice as Rowena Lawson 2003 -Nip/Tuck (3 episodes) 2003 -Celebrities Uncensored (1 episode) as Self 2003 -Jimmy Kimmel Live! (3 episodes) 2002 -Everwood (9 episodes) as Amanda Hayes 2002 -John Q as Rebecca Payne 2001 -Revealed with Jules Asner (1 episode) 2001 -Prozac Nation as Dr. Sterling 2000 -One Kill as Capt. Mary Jane O’Malley 2000 -Auggie Rose as Lucy Brown 2000 -Psycho Path as Herself 1999 -The Third Miracle as Roxanne 1998 -Psycho as Marion Crane 1998 -Return to Paradise as Beth Eastern 1998 -Six Days Seven Nights as Robin Monroe 1997 -Wag the Dog as Winifred Ames 1997 -I Know What You Did Last Summer as Melissa Egan 1997 -Ally McBeal (7 episodes) 1997 -The View (5 episodes) as Self 1997 -Subway Stories: Tales from the Underground as Pregnant Girl (segment “Manhattan Miracle”) 1997 -Volcano as Dr. Amy Barnes 1997 -Donnie Brasco as Maggie Pistone 1996 -If These Walls Could Talk as Christine Cullen 1996 -Walking and Talking as Laura 1996 -Pie in the Sky as Amy Morgan 1996 -The Juror as Juliet 1995 -Wild Side as Alex Lee / Johanna 1995 -Kingfish: A Story of Huey P. Long as Aileen Dumont 1994 -The Investigator as Lucinda 1994 -A Simple Twist of Fate as Tanny’s Playmate (uncredited) 1994 -Milk Money as Betty 1994 -Girls in Prison as Jennifer 1994 -Against the Wall as Sharon Smith 1994 -I’ll Do Anything as Claire 1993 -The Adventures of Huck Finn as Mary Jane Wilks 1993 -An Ambush of Ghosts as Denise 1992 -The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles (1 episode) as Kate 1992 -O Pioneers! as Marie 1964 -Another World (1673 episodes) as Victoria ‘Vicky’ Hudson Frame Harrison McKinnon (1635 episodes) as Vicky Hudson (1635 episodes) as Marley Hudson 1951 -Hallmark Hall of Fame (1 episode) as Catherine Tierney (1 episode) as Marie
