Anna Heche and Anne Lockhart

Anne Celeste Heche - an American actor who was a part of diverse genres of cinema, theatre and television - was a well known American. Her achievements include a Daytime Emmy Award, a National Board of Review Award among others. Anne Celeste Heche (May 25 1969 - August 11 2022) was an American actor. Her first fame was for portraying twins Vicky Hudson (left) and Marley Love (right), in the soap Another World (1987-1991). Her character won the actress two Soap Opera Digest Awards, and an Daytime Emmy Award. In the late 1990s she became more prominent with the character in the film Donnie Brasco, a crime drama. Anne Lockhart (born Anne Kathleen Maloney Sept. 6 53) is an American actor in the film industry. She is well-known for her role as the role of Lieutenant Sheba in the period 1978-1979 of the television series Battlestar Galactica. She is daughter of actress June Lockhart. Lockhart was a professional from an early age. The first time she appeared on screen was at age four when she starred in T is for Tumbleweed. The short film on the subject was nominated by the Academy Awards. She learned how to run the company with her mother on the set. Lockhart even appeared in several seasons of Lassie. Dora in Jory, 1972 was the first film she appeared in by Lockhart. She played Joan Crawford's daughter in The Sixth Sense, a show on television in 1972. Joan was in the episode in her final appearance. Anne turned down the part of Laurie Strode that she was offered in John Carpenter's Halloween, the year 1978. Jaime Lee Curtis later played the part. Carpenter claimed it was Anne's first choice for the part, but she refused. Anne does not recall ever getting invited by John Carpenter or being offered the position. Maybe one of her agents decided to decline the role for her, but without notifying the actress. Glen Larson, who had given her the initial draft of the script for a role in the tv show Battlestar Galactica from 1978, initially chose her. Her initial reaction was to decline the role because the character didn't seem strong. Glen then wrote her the role with a more powerful character, Sheba. The Living Legend was accepted following her reading of the original 25-page script. The program ran for one episode. She co-starred with Desi Arnaz Jr. (son of Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball) Melanie Griffith and Robert Carradine in the movie Joyride (1977) as well as co-starred alongside Michael Moriarty in the horror movie The Dark Tower (1987).