Remembering Anne Heche on TV: ‘Chicago P.D.,’ ‘Everwood,’ ‘Another World’ & More
On Friday, August 12, actress Anne Heche was declared brain dead from injuries sustained in a car crash on August 5. She was 53 years old. While she was known for her films roles such as Six Days Seven Nights, Donnie Brasco, and Volcano, she also had a successful and long-lasting TV career. In fact, two of her small screen projects are still on the way — The Weeknd’s upcoming HBO series, The Idol, and her Lifetime film Girl in Room 13.
Most recently, Heche appeared in the Season 3 premiere of All Rise earlier this year, and she recurred on Chicago P.D.in 2019. Her first TV role was a one-episode guest spot in 1991 during the original run of Murphy Brown, and that same year she joined daytime soap Another World, for which she later won a Daytime Emmy.
Scroll down for a look at her work on Another World and other memorable TV roles.
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Please research her role on AW better. She did not begin in 1984, as indicated in a picture heading, or 1991, as indicated by the text. She was also in far more than 73 episodes!
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I met her in 1989 at an ANOTHER WORLD fan luncheon, and I believe she had just started in the role. She was in far more than 73 episodes! She was so beautiful and so approachable. She was going that afternoon to buy silverware for her new apartment. I took a lovely photo of her holding a red rose I gave her. She died so young.
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She was in way more than 73 episodes I watched that show everyday and she was one of my favorite people
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She was the main reason I watched Another World. Her transformation of the 2 distinct characters was fascinating. She was really good. 😥
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I only remember her as Ellen's girlfriend and the ex-wife on Hung.
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I agree she was also the reason why I watched another world I enjoyed following her career over the years and watch her career unfold. She was a remarkable actress and she will forever live in the hearts and minds of us all.