ANNE HECHE
Name: Anne Celeste Heche
Born: 25 May 1969 Aurora, Ohio, USA
Anne Celeste Heche (born May 25, 1969) is an American actress,
director and screenwriter.
Heche was born in Aurora, Ohio, the daughter of Nancy and Donald Heche. Her
father was an organist, church founder, Baptist minister, and choir director.
In her book, Call Me Crazy, she claimed that her father molested her during her
childhood, giving her herpes. Her father later disclosed his homosexuality to
his family, before dying of AIDS in 1983. In that same year, Heche's older
brother Nate, who was also an actor, was killed in a car accident just a few
months before his graduation from high school. Heche was a noted actress even
at Francis W. Parker School, and the soap opera As the World Turns offered her a
contract in 1985, when she was 16. However, both she and her mother felt it best
that she finish high school first.
Immediately after her high school graduation, she accepted another soap offer
and left for New York City. Heche first became famous by playing the dual roles
of "Vicky Hudson" and "Marley Love Hudson" on the American soap opera Another
World from 1987 to 1991, for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award; her acclaimed
work as Vicky and Marley can currently be seen on Soapnet. Heche has starred in
a number of high-profile films, including Donnie Brasco, Volcano, Wag the Dog,
Six Days Seven Nights, and Psycho. She was nominated for a Tony Award for her
performance in the 2004 Broadway revival of Twentieth Century, and also appeared
in the play Proof. She is presently starring in the ABC television drama Men in
Trees as a New York City author and relationships expert who relocates to Elmo,
Alaska when she discovers her fiancé is having an affair. She also starred in
Wild Side with Joan Chen as her lesbian lover. In 2007, she was announced to be
a member of the voice cast for PG-13 animated feature Superman: Doomsday as Lois
Lane, alongside Adam Baldwin as Superman and James Marsters as Lex Luthor.
Name: Anne Celeste Heche
Born: 25 May 1969 Aurora, Ohio, USA
Anne Celeste Heche (born May 25, 1969) is an American actress,
director and screenwriter.
Heche was born in Aurora, Ohio, the daughter of Nancy and Donald Heche. Her
father was an organist, church founder, Baptist minister, and choir director.
In her book, Call Me Crazy, she claimed that her father molested her during her
childhood, giving her herpes. Her father later disclosed his homosexuality to
his family, before dying of AIDS in 1983. In that same year, Heche's older
brother Nate, who was also an actor, was killed in a car accident just a few
months before his graduation from high school. Heche was a noted actress even
at Francis W. Parker School, and the soap opera As the World Turns offered her a
contract in 1985, when she was 16. However, both she and her mother felt it best
that she finish high school first.
Immediately after her high school graduation, she accepted another soap offer
and left for New York City. Heche first became famous by playing the dual roles
of "Vicky Hudson" and "Marley Love Hudson" on the American soap opera Another
World from 1987 to 1991, for which she won a Daytime Emmy Award; her acclaimed
work as Vicky and Marley can currently be seen on Soapnet. Heche has starred in
a number of high-profile films, including Donnie Brasco, Volcano, Wag the Dog,
Six Days Seven Nights, and Psycho. She was nominated for a Tony Award for her
performance in the 2004 Broadway revival of Twentieth Century, and also appeared
in the play Proof. She is presently starring in the ABC television drama Men in
Trees as a New York City author and relationships expert who relocates to Elmo,
Alaska when she discovers her fiancé is having an affair. She also starred in
Wild Side with Joan Chen as her lesbian lover. In 2007, she was announced to be
a member of the voice cast for PG-13 animated feature Superman: Doomsday as Lois
Lane, alongside Adam Baldwin as Superman and James Marsters as Lex Luthor.