Elisabeth Rohm: Last News

Billy Zane is set to star in a new original movie for Lifetime that’s based on the true story of an ex-con who moved in with his daughter at Sarah Lawrence College and created a cult-like influence over her friends.

EXCLUSIVE: Entertainment veterans Elisabeth Rohm and Kara have partnered to launch Rohm Feifer Entertainment, a film and television production company that will look to tell inspirational, female-forward stories steeped in true crime and true narratives that resonate with audiences of all kinds.  

EXCLUSIVE: NBCU Launch revealed its 2022-2023 class for its TV Directors Program and Female Forward. They are Tayo Amos (Chicago Fire), Melanie D’Andrea (Telemundo Global Studios-produced series), Kryzz Gautier (Telemundo Global Studios-produced series), Saray Guidetti (The Blacklist), Gia-Rayne Harris (Chicago P.D.), Elisabeth Rohm (Law & Order) and Nicole Taylor-Roberts (Chicago Med). 

Anne Heche’s final movie, Girl In Room 13, is still set to be released in September, weeks after her death. The actress, best known for starring in movies such as Six Days and Seven Nights and Donnie Brasco, was declared brain dead on Friday August 12 after she suffered fatal injuries in a horrific car crash on August 5. The network behind her final on-screen appearance, Lifetime, has since confirmed that it will continue to launch the movie in September as originally planned.  Director, Elisabeth Rohm praised Heche’s final performance as ‘phenomenal’ as she tackles the gritty role of a mother who’s daughter is abducted into human sex trafficking. Elisabeth began: ‘We’re all so dedicated to the cause, stopping violence against women… all of us, especially Larissa [Dias] who played this victim, are committed to that cause.’ The director added that the cast had spoken about the importance of standing up against abuse, before praising Heche for her dedication to the role, as she remained in a coma.   ‘Although [Heche] is deeply missed, right now, I will say the film is finished and she did a phenomenal performance — a tour de force much like Larissa,’ she continued. After Heche’s death, Elisabeth shared a tribute to the star and commended her for how ‘committed’ she was throughout her life to protect women and be ‘a voice against abuse.’ She told People: ‘Every single morning, [Heche] would come to set and she said, “We will not stand for abuse!” And she would pump her fist and have this just beautiful, bright smile. ‘She was so committed to making an incredibly deep, profound, important performance.’Elisabeth also reflected on Heche’s personal life as she shared: ‘Anne was very open about the abuse she sustained in her

It won’t be long before fans get to see Anne Heche on-screen again.

Anne Heche‘s upcoming Lifetime movie, Girl in Room 13, will still premiere as planned.

Anne Heche about sex trafficking is still due to air in the US despite the death of the actress following a horror crash. Anne passed away at the age of 53 after she was taken off life support as doctors declared her brain dead following the accident.The Television Critics Association press conference for "Girl in Room 13" still went ahead on Thursday while Anne was still on life support. READ MORE: Anne Heche dies aged 53 as tragic actress is taken off life support after crash "This project is important to each and every one of us," said Amy Winter, executive vice-president and head of programming during the panel.The film aims to "bring attention to the appalling issue of human sex trafficking" - a topic network bosses say "inspired" Anne during production.Actor Larissa Dias and director Elisabeth Rohm appeared on the panel as Rohm confirmed that the film is finished and will air in September.Rohm said: "Although [Anne] is deeply missed, right now, I will say the film is finished and she did a phenomenal performance - a tour de force."Anne's death was announced last night (Friday) by her close friend Nancy Davis who lead the tributes after her life support was switched off.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, sign up for one of our newsletters here . It was a week after the terrifying smash which saw her Mini Cooper burst into flames in a fiery inferno in LA.The actress was officially declared brain dead after she crashed into a two-storey house in the Mar Vista neighbourhood of Los Angeles on August 5.Heche was catapulted to fame starring in the soap opera Another World in the 90s, playing both twins Vicky Hudson and Marley Love.

Anne Heche's upcoming Lifetime movie, Girl in Room 13, is still scheduled to air next month as she remains in a coma after her fiery car crash in Los Angeles last Friday.Following news that the 53-year-old actress' rep told People that she 'is not expected to survive' after sustaining a catastrophic brain injury from, Lifetime’s executive VP and head of programming Amy Winter shared an update about Heche's film.'As many of you know, Anne remains in critical condition and all of us here at Lifetime are deeply concerned for her and everyone affected,' she said at the TCA press tour. 'This project is important to Anne, along with each and every one of us.' Coming soon: Anne Heche's upcoming Lifetime movie, Girl in Room 13, is still scheduled to air next month as she remains in a coma after her fiery car crash in Los Angeles last Friday; seen in 2021Winter continued: 'We all sought to make a film that would bring attention to this appalling issue of human sex trafficking.' Elisabeth Rohm, who served as the director of Girl in Room 13, told ET that she and 'everybody' at Lifetime 'is devastated' and 'praying for her and the victims of this horrible tragedy.''I know that Anne really was passionate about this film.

Anne Heche is starring in the upcoming Lifetime movie Girl in Room 13 and the network has confirmed the movie is still going to premiere next month, despite being in “extreme critical condition” after a car crash last week.

Lifetime’s upcoming movie Girl In Room 13, starring Anne Heche, is still scheduled to premiere in September, the network said during the film’s panel Thursday at the Television Critics Association virtual press tour.  Heche, who was originally scheduled to appear on the panel, remains hospitalized in critical condition following a car crash last week.

Emily Longeretta During the Television Critics Association press conference on Thursday, Lifetime presented a panel for “Girl in Room 13,” an upcoming movie starring Anne Heche. The actor, who was was originally set to be on the panel, was in a car crash in Los Angeles on Aug. 5 and has been in the hospital since.At the top of the panel, the network stated that remarks were taped before recent events.“As many of you know and remains in critical condition.

Anne Heche was on everyone's minds. On Thursday, during a virtual panel for Lifetime's upcoming movie, which stars Heche, a Lifetime executive, director Elisabeth Rohm and co-star Larissa Dias addressed the actress' absence, following the news that she has been in a coma since a fiery car crash in Los Angeles last Friday.Amy Winter, Executive Vice President and Head of Programming for Lifetime opened the panel, which was part of the Television Critics Association's 2022 Summer Press Tour, by speaking about Heche and asking reporters to refrain from questions about the actress' health status.«As many of you know, Anne remains in critical condition and all of us here at Lifetime are deeply concerned for her and everyone affected,» Winter said in her statement. «We hope that her friends and family stay strong during this difficult time.

EXCLUSIVE: Tyler Blackburn, who plays the lead role of Alex Manes in Roswell, New Mexico, has signed with APA for representation.

EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime has given a green light to Girl In Room 13, a new Ripped from the Headlines movie inspired by actual events, starring Emmy nominee Anne Heche. Larissa Dias (When Calls the Heart) and Max Montesi (The 100) also star in the movie which explores the dark underworld of the $150-billion-dollar human trafficking industry. The film is directed by Elisabeth Rohm, her third directorial project with the network under the Broader Focus initiative, part of the network’s Stop Violence Against Women campaign. It’s set to premiere this fall.

EXCLUSIVE: Abigail Breslin (Stillwater), Luke Wilson (Stargirl), Andy Garcia (Father of the Bride) and Donald Sutherland (The Undoing) have signed on to star in the courtroom drama Miranda’s Victim from director Michelle Danner (The Runner), with production underway in New Jersey.

EXCLUSIVE:  Odelya Halevi (Good Trouble) has been tapped as a series regular on NBC’s revival of Law & Order. She will play Assistant District Attorney Samantha Maroun in the 21st season of Dick Wolf’s venerable crime drama, which premieres Feb. 24 as part of a Law & Order Thursday lineup.

Law & Order vet Elisabeth Rohm has announced her engagement to producer Peter Glatzer.The actress, 48, showed off her stunning new ring as she revealed her betrothal in a loved-up Instagram post.'So happy to share with you guys that @glatzerama and I are engaged,' Elisabeth gushed on Wednesday. 'So happy':Law & Order vet Elisabeth Rohm has announced her engagement to producer Peter GlatzerThe intimate photo captured Elisabeth gazing adoringly at her grinning beau as he put her glittering engagement ring on display.Snuggling up to one another with drinks in hand, the lovebirds were the picture of bliss reveling in their engagement.

star Elisabeth Rohm, whose own uncle was murdered when she was a teenager and has long tried to understand what makes people kill. “It really had a haunting effect in my family,” she says, while admitting that she finds the “serial killer’s mind fascinating,” which is why she agreed to host and produce the new true-crime podcast .Through personal letters, journal entries, private phone calls with Richie and Barbara Denton, who corresponded with the killers for two decades, season 1 of the podcast offers a rare inside look into the frightening psyches of Gerard Schaefer, John Wayne Gacy, Richard Ramirez, David Alan Gore and “Toolbox Killers” Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris.

EXCLUSIVE: Elisabeth Röhm (American Hustle, Joy) and Malik Yoba (New York Undercover, Designated Survivor) have teamed with veteran reality TV executives Dorothy Toran (The Real Housewives of New Jersey) and Leslie D. Farrell’s Lauren Grace Media on a true-crime docuseries.

Diane Neal, Stephanie March and Elisabeth Rohm are among the standouts for playing Assistant District Attorneys. Neal and March both appeared on as Casey Novak and Alexandra Cabot, respectively, while Rohm starred on the original series as Serena Southerlyn.

On Tuesday, the Lifetime network held its sessions at the Television Critics Association winter press tour, which for the second time ever has gone totally virtually.