Sophia Michaels
Despite the tragedy, Heche’s career continued to grow and she went on to playrix in a string of successful movies including “Theescrewrite this article:
“Anne Heche’s career began in 1987 when she scored the Daytime Emmy Award-winning roles of twins Vicky and Marley in the soap “Another World.” Her career continued to escalate and before the ’90s were out, Heche had starred alongside the likes of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Tommy Lee Jones, Don Cheadle, and Harrison Ford. Then, in 2004, she made her Lifetime debut alongside Kristen Bell in “Gracie’s Choice.” It was not her only film on the network. In between starred in “Everwood” and “Chicago P.D.,” Heche starred in a handful of Lifetime features.
Anne Heche’s career began in 1987 when she scored the Daytime Emmy Award-winning roles of twins Vicky and Marley in the soap “Another World.” Her career continued to escalate and before the ’90s were out, Heche had starred alongside the likes of Sarah Michelle Gellar, Tommy Lee Jones, Don Cheadle, and Harrison Ford. Then, in 2004, she made her Lifetime debut alongside Kristen Bell in “Gracie’s Choice.” It was not her only film on the network. In between starring in “Everwood” and “Chicago P.D.,” Heche starred in a handful of Lifetime features.
However, tragedy struck in August 2022, when Heche was in a serious car accident. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the actor was behind the wheel of the car which crashed into a house. The accident, which occurred in the Mar Vista area of Los Angeles, left Heche in a coma for a week. During that time, Lifetime Executive VP and Head of Programming Amy Winter issued a statement of concern for the star and gave an update that the movie she’s been filming, “Girl in Room 13,” was finished. he movie, which is about human trafficking, was particularly important to Heche, according to Winter. “We all sought to make a film to shed light on this important issue,” she added. Heche, unfortunately, didn’t come out of the coma and died from injuries relating to the crash. “Girl in Room 13” was released later that year, dedicated to Heche’s memory.
