Anna Heche and Anne Lockhart

Anne Celeste Heche (born in 1939) was an American actress who performed a variety of characters in films, TV and in the theatre. Her accolades include the Daytime Emmy Award, a National Board of Review Award as well as many other awards. Anne Celeste Heche, born May 25, 1969 at New York City, and died on August 11, 2022 in Los Angeles, was an American actress. In 1987-1991, she gained fame for her performance as Victoria Hudson's sister Marley Love. This led to two Soap Opera Digest Awards and an Daytime Emmy Award. Later in the 90s, she gained more attention with her character in the film Donnie Brasco, a crime drama. Anne Lockhart (born Anne Kathleen Maloney June. 6, 1953) was an American movie actress. She is well-known as the character the role of Lieutenant Sheba from the 1978-1979 television series Battlestar Galactica. She is daughter of actress June Lockhart. Lockhart was a professional from the age of four. Her first appearance came aged four, when she appeared in T is for Tumbleweed. The film was nominated for an Academy Award in this short film. The mother and daughter spent a lot of time together on set, learning about the business. Lockhart was even a part of several episodes of Lassie. Dora in Jory was her first film in 1972. The Sixth Sense was a program on television that was aired in 1972. She was 18 she played Joan Crawford, Joan's daughter. Joan was the last actress to appear on the show. Anne was reported to have turned down Laurie Strode (John Carpenter's 1978 Halloween thriller) and Jaime Lee Curtis took the character. Carpenter claims that he was interested in her however she decided to decline. Anne did not recall approached from John Carpenter nor being offered the job. It is possible that one of her representatives declined the role on her behalf, without ever informing the actress. Glen Larson, who had sent her the very first draft script of a character in the tv show Battlestar Galactica from 1978, initially chose her. The role was initially rejected since the character wasn't powerful. Glen was later able to write a character to her, which featured an extremely strong character named Sheba. The Living Legend, the initial twenty-five pages she had already read and was subsequently accepted. The show ran for only one episode. She was in Joyride in a film from 1977 featuring Desi Arnaz Jr. Melanie Griffith Robert Carradine (son Desi Arnaz Jr. Lucille and Lucille) and together with Robert Carradine. In 1987 she appeared in a co-production with Michael Moriarty and The Dark Tower.