Larissa Dias: Last News

declared brain dead Friday after a fiery car crash in Los Angles last week. “We have lost a bright light, a kind and most joyful soul, a loving mother, and a loyal friend.

Anne Heche's director and co-star are opening up about her impact on her upcoming project, the Lifetime film DirectorElisabeth Rohm and Larissa Dias, who stars as Heche's character's daughter, spoke with ET on Thursday about the TV movie -- part of Lifetime's «Ripped From the Headlines» franchise — that tells a harrowing story of a recovering addict who becomes trapped in the world of human trafficking.«I know all of us at Lifetime, myself, Larissa, everybody is devastated,» Rohm said of Heche's hospitalization. The actress has been in a coma in Los Angeles since a fiery car crash last Friday.«We are praying for her and the victims of this horrible tragedy,» the director continued. «I know that Anne really was passionate about this film. She gave it everything that she had, she brought a phenomenal performance and force to this project and she was really committed to stopping violence against women.

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.

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.