Haich Annie

Annie Haich was born May 25, 1969 in the small town of Aurora (Ohio, USA). She grew it from a religious family. To help parents, financial difficulties, at the age of twelve, she started performing in the theater. When she was thirteen years old, her father, concealed that he was gay, died of AIDS. Soon after her brother died in a car crash. Then Annie with her mother lived in Chicago, and she continued to perform on stage. At seventeen years of Anne Heche moved to New York and won the role of twin sisters in the television series "Another World". For his work, it has been awarded actress Emmy. Then a few years it was not very noticeable on the screen, appearing occasionally in the show, in 1993, played a small role in the first "big" movie. Climb to the top for Anne Heche began in 1996, after she starred in the films "Walking and talking" and "juries".

The following year she had a chance to play an even more vivid role - in the drama of Barry Levinson's "Wag" in the gang tape Mike Newell "Donnie Brasco" movie phenomenon "Volcano". The following year, the actress met with success in the remake hichkokovskogo thriller "Psycho", shot Gus Van Sant, in the drama "Force majeure" in the adventure strip Ayvena Raytmena "Six Days, Seven Nights". On set, she played along with Dustin Hoffman, Robert De Niro, Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, Al Pacino, Johnny Depp, Vince Vaughan, Julianne Moore. As directed by Anne Heche put their money on the film "exposed himself to Jesus," and in 1999 became director of the film "Reaching Normal".