Anne Heche Revealed Who She Wanted To Portray Her In Biopic, Months Before Death
Before her death, Anne Heche revealed the actress who she wanted to play her if her life was ever made into a film.
Seven months before her tragic death and fatal car crash, Heche told David Yontef on his podcast "Behind the Velvet Rope" about the two celebrities she wanted to portray a younger version of herself.
The podcast, which was taped in January, will be released on Tuesday.
Page Sixwas given an exclusive early view of their conversation, with Heche believing that the two actresses she picked can "pull off the comedy that I have" while also honoring "the path that I've gone through."
In the interview, Heche stated that she would want Miley Cyrus or Kristen Bell to depict her life.
"The two of them have a personality capacity to face the world the way that I would want, that I feel like I have and would like to be depicted," she stated.
When asked what she liked about the former Disney Channel actress, Anne Heche cited Cyrus' childhood prominence and her dual role in "Hannah Montana."
She praised the "When I Look At You" singer, particularly for performing two characters in one show.
"To be able to do that, to express that, to be as daring as she has been - moving from Disney to, you know, 'Wrecking Ball.'"
Heche couldn't stop raving over the 29-year-old singer-actress, her voice, compassion, the way she loves everyone, and her ability to walk up on stage and sing acapella.
Kristen Bell acknowledged how much she adored her after co-starring in the 2004 TV movie "Gracie's Choice."
She praised the actress from "The Good Place" for her ability to convey a tale and "do it with joy, with her personality, charisma, great timing, and comedy."
Heche also stated that she recognized a lot of herself in Bell, claiming that it wasn't a mistake that she portrayed her mother in the TV movie, and she wanted Bell to play Heche in her film.
Anne Heche was declaredbrain dead on August 12 following a car accident on August 5 in which she crashed into a Los Angeles home.
During the collision, she was high on cocaine, according to the LAPD. The probe, however, has now been dropped.
According to her representative, the actress sustained a serious anoxic brain damage, a pulmonary injury that necessitated artificial breathing, and burns that necessitated surgical surgery.
Heche was removed from life support on Sunday after being matched with an organ donor.
