Anne Heche’s posthumous memoirs include reflections on Ellen Degeneres’ relationships
A new personal memoir by Anne Heche will premiere next January, in which the late star reveals her relationship with Ellen Degeneres.
The Six days and seven nights The actress passed away at the age of 54 in August after crashing his car into a house in LA. She Six days and seven nights The actress is believed to have died from smoke inhalation and thermal trauma after her car exploded in flames.
Now it has come to light Heche has been planning to release her second memoir, titled Call me Anne.
Heche wrote of her highly publicized relationship with Degeneres in the ’90s in an excerpt from the book: “I was labeled ‘outrageous’ because I was in love with a woman.The Hollywood Reporter.
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“I’ve never dated a woman before I dated Ellen.”
During her lifetime, Heche said that Hollywood effectively blacklisted her because of her relationship with DeGeneres, a contemporaries who made television history by leaving her character on sitcoms. Ellen become gay.
Heche wrote in Call me Annesequel to her 2001 memoir Call me Crazy.
“It doesn’t feel right to be gay, and it’s not straight. Aliens might be the best fit, I sometimes think.
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“What, why, and how I fall in love with someone instead of their gender, I would love to answer if anyone asked, but like I said before, no one has ever done that.
“I’m so glad I was able to tell you in this book – once and for all.”
Start, an independent publisher based in New Jersey, shared an excerpt this week with Related press.
The book’s publisher, Jarred Weisfeld, said he signed an agreement with Heche in May and she submitted the manuscript shortly before her death.
She will also write about having Harrison Ford as a mentor, along with stories about Alec Baldwin, Ivan Reitman and Oliver Stone, among others.
The book was first published by Publishers Weekly.
Heche mentioned writing the memoir in a podcast earlier this year in which she promised that “some facts” about her and DeGeneres would be included.
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