Miracles did not occur. A week after a serious crash, Hollywood actress Anne Heche is gone, at the age of 53.
In fact, not long ago, her family announced in a statement that she had little hope of survival, but due to Anne Heche's willingness to donate organs before her death, after she was declared brain dead, she also used a machine to check whether there was a suitable organ donation. (Under california local law, this status is legally recognized as death.) ）
"We have lost a bright light," Anne Hatcher's son said in mourning his mother, adding that the family had lost "a good and happy soul, a loving mother and a loyal friend."
In fact, a week ago, the news of Anne Hatch's car accident in Los Angeles was in the headlines of major foreign media.
In addition to the unusually tragic scene of the car accident, according to the description of witnesses, the process of the car accident is also bizarre:
At about 11 a.m. local time on August 5, Anne Hatcher suddenly lost control while driving and crashed into the garage of an apartment. When a nearby passerby wanted to come forward and rescue her from the car, instead of cooperating with the car, she reversed and accelerated to leave. However, the car she was driving lost control again and crashed into a nearby home, causing the vehicle to explode and catch fire.
Because the scene was so tragic, it took firefighters more than an hour to rescue her and take her to the hospital, and Because of the severe burns, Anne Hayche's condition was critical for a while.
Since the bottle was suspected to have been found in her car at the time of the incident, she was suspected of being drunk driving.
However, the police tested her blood after the incident, and the test results were not affected by alcohol, but the composition of cocaine was checked. (However, sources say it is because Anne was affected by the painkillers she needed to take.)
Now with her death, why all her abnormal actions in the event of the accident, whether it was accidental or intentional, may never be known...
Someone accused her of driving irresponsibly because it would involve innocent people in disaster:
A sad reminder, if you're struggling with alcohol or drugs, ask for help. This is yet another tragedy.
But there are also people who understand her experience and sympathize with her:
Her life seemed to be filled with sorrow, and I hoped she would finally rest in peace.
She just couldn't get rid of her terrible upbringing, rest in peace.
Before this happened, I, like many people, didn't know about the abuse she suffered as a child. What she endured led to her later addiction. Rest in peace Anne.
The reason why everyone's attitude is so different is precisely that it is difficult to judge a person's life in a few words. But everyone's subsequent direction always seems to find traces from her past and even her childhood experiences.
Born in Ohio in 1969, Anne Hatcher was the youngest of five children.
The family was not wealthy, and in Anne's childhood, she moved 11 times just with the whole family.
It's nothing short of a life, the point is that she's also very unfortunate to have a beast-like father—
According to Anne Hatcher's complaint in an interview with the media years later, from the time she was a toddler until she was 12 years old, she never escaped sexual abuse from her biological father. And this not only injured her, but also infected her with strene diseases for a while...
After her father died of AIDS in 1983, Anne Hatcher was also terrified of it. Such a thing happened in her own childhood, and Anne Hatcher was not only not protected by her family, but her mother not only turned a blind eye, but later publicly denied her accusations, and the mother-daughter relationship was also very distant.
Three months after her father's death, her brother Nathan died in a car accident at the age of 18, which Anne had always believed was her brother's suicide, and his suicide was inextricably linked to the hypocritical family.
In a 2001 interview with the ABC, Anne Hatcher said she spent the first 31 years of her life "insane," "I drank, smoked, took drugs, had relationships with people, and did everything I could to get rid of the stigma in my life."
In addition, she also sees acting as a way of escaping, and she is indeed a performance genius.
From 1987 to 1991, she played twins in the famous soap opera Another World, and won an Emmy Award in 1991.
In 1996, she starred in the film "Dangerous Secrets", which began to attract attention from the film industry; In 1997, Anne received critical acclaim for Peach – Swinging Dogs, and established herself as a Hollywood A-list actress with her 1998 performances in Six Days and Seven Nights and 1999 Horror.
In 1995, she was also named to People magazine's list of the 50 most beautiful people in the world.
In the late 1990s, she was on the rise of her career because of her relationship with Ellen DeGeneres, the host of the well-known American talk show "The Allen Show", she was often featured in the gossip media, and this relationship once made her "blacklisted" by Hollywood.
After breaking up with Ellen, Anne married a videographer in 2001 and gave birth to a son, but the marriage lasted only five and a half years.
She later met the Canadian actor James Tupper at work, and the two later had a son.
Perhaps it is precisely because of her bumpy experience in this life that the US media originally wrote when she was just in a car accident:
"It's not the first time she's faced such a harsh fork in the road – normally she dusts off her body and moves on to the next phase of her turbulent life and career." But now, she never had that chance again.
It is often said that an unfortunate childhood needs to be cured with a lifetime, and Anne Hatcher has a talent, but in the end she has not escaped such a tragic ending...
Source: This is the United States