Kathleen Turner, 69, spotted on rare NYC outing using a cane

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Oscar-nominated “Maestro” in New York last November.Turner, 69, wore a long black overcoat and used a cane as she walked downtown on Canal Street at the beginning of the week.

Turner’s heyday at the movies was during the 1980s, when the actress was propelled to superstardom by the thriller “Body Heat.” She then made a slew of films over that decade, such as “Prizzi’s Honor” and “The Accidental Tourist.” But she’s perhaps best remembered for playing an adventuring novelist in 1984’s “Romancing the Stone,” directed by Robert Zemeckis, and its sequel “The Jewel of the Nile” a year later.

In both, her co-star was Michael Douglas.Turner admitted in an interview last year that she and Douglas, who was separated from his first wife, Diandra Luker, very nearly put the romance in “Romancing.”“I think we might have been falling in love,” Turner told The Guardian. “But then Diandra flew down and made it clear that she did not consider Michael to be available.

So that ended that because I can’t get involved with another woman’s relationship. But oh my, that attention is delicious!”She didn’t get the man, but soon after she got an Oscar nod — Best Actress for 1986’s “Peggy Sue Got Married,” directed by Francis Ford Coppola and also starring Nicolas Cage.Later in the aughts, while taking on smaller film and TV roles, Turner became a well regarded stage actress.