Ashton Kutcher stars as an arrogant womanizer in this critically acclaimed film. This isn't the story of a cad who gets his comeuppance, just a detailed look into the life of one very selfish young man. Directed by David Mackenzie. With Margarita Levieva, Anne Heche and Sebastian Stan. Categories: Comedy. Year: 2009.
Anne Heche in Spread
Anna (Nicole Kidman) thought the pain was over. On the eve of her marriage to Joseph (Danny Huston) a young boy (Cameron Bright) arrives at her engagement party and claims to be the reincarnation of Sean (Michael Desautels), Anna's late beloved husband. Despite the disbelief of her friends and family, Anna is drawn into the uncanny memories of the young boy and begins to doubt the new life she is trying to make. Directed by Jonathan Glazer. With Lauren Bacall, Anne Heche and Ted Levine. Categories: Drama, Mystery, Romance. Year: 2004.
Anne Heche in Birth
A depressed and needy young woman, Elizabeth (Christina Ricci), goes off to her freshman year at Harvard and has a rocky time. She has been raised by her mother (Jessica Lange) and misses having a father. At college, she loses her virginity to Noah (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) but then begins taking drugs, among them anti-depressants. Directed by Erik Skjoldbj_rg. Categories: Drama. Year: 2001.
Anne Heche in Prozac Nation
Joe Pistone (Johnny Depp) is an FBI agent working in the New York mafia as part of a huge sting operation. Through his alliance with Lefty Ruggiero (Al Pacino), a mafia tough, Pistone excels under mafia leader Sonny Black (Michael Madsen). As his actual life deteriorates, Pistone is faced with the realization that if he stays undercover, he might be found out; but if he leaves, Ruggiero will pay for it. Directed by Mike Newell. With James Russo and Anne Heche. Categories: Crime, Drama, Thriller, Based on a True Story. Year: 1997.
Anne Heche in Donnie Brasco
One of the president's top advisors (Robert De Niro) joins with a Hollywood producer (Dustin Hoffman) and a PR agent (Anne Heche) to artificially create a war to take the attention away from the President's misdeeds. Directed by Barry Levinson. With Denis Leary and Willie Nelson. Categories: Politics, Comedy. Year: 1997.
Anne Heche in Wag the Dog