Earl Wilson. He didnt make me famous. Thanks for using Find a Grave, if you have any feedback we would love to hear from you. "The minute she heard the first reference to her or to her family, she threw up her arms: 'What the hell is this?'" [29][182], Locke professed mixed feelings on the matter, stating in one chapter of her autobiography that she was grateful she hadn't had Eastwood's children, while writing in another, "I couldn't help but think that that baby, with both Clint's and my best qualities, would be extraordinary. [172] In November 1990, the parties reached a private settlement wherein Eastwood set up a $1.5 million multiyear film development/directing pact for Locke at Warner Bros. in exchange for dropping the suit. Sondra Locke (1944 - 2018) was an Academy Award-nominated actress and frequent co-star of Clint Eastwood. Im sorry he is who he is, she said just before her book came out. [128] She reflected in 2012: "Clint has said so many bad things about me to the media since we split up, and he has so much more access and power to do that. In the meantime, she accepted some television offers, co-starring with an all-female ensemble cast in Friendships, Secrets and Lies (1979) and portraying big band era vocalist Rosemary Clooney in Rosie: The Rosemary Clooney Story (1982). You have chosen this person to be their own family member. Actress Sondra Locke, who was best known for making six movies with Clint Eastwood, has died at the age of 74. However, their relationship ended acrimoniously, coloring both their legacies and entwining them in two ugly lawsuits. Locke starred as a bitter heiress who joins a traveling Wild West show in Bronco Billy (1980), her only film with Eastwood not to reach blockbuster status, though it still ranked among the annual box office top 25. [131] She and Cunneen eventually broke up,[226] albeit without publicity, since she had faded from public view. [229] The Associated Press said "it is not clear why it took nearly six weeks to come to light. [91] The San Francisco-set drama was to be directed by Mal Karman and shot by cinematographer Robert Primes, who did camerawork for Gimme Shelter, but it was scrapped for lack of funds. [208] As had happened with the previous lawsuit, this ended in an out-of-court settlement, in May 1999. Meanwhile, Locke claimed that she had had two abortions over the course of their relationship, because Eastwood had told her that he didnt want more children. The Reeves children are not included in the count, for instance, at. She did have a background working her way up learning her craft, and she showed promise as a director later on in her career. [72] Locke's performance garnered her an Academy Award nomination, as well as a pair of Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actress and Most Promising Newcomer Female. There is 1 volunteer for this cemetery. Are you sure that you want to remove this flower? [41] She first met Eastwood in 1972 when she unsuccessfully lobbied for the title role in his film Breezy (1973);[167] they became involved upon arrival at the shooting location of The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) in Page, Arizona. Read Full Obituary Guest Book -. Translation on Find a Grave is an ongoing project. Jeanne Miller. Eight years before they met, she had already received Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for her accomplished debut as Mick, a southern teenager who befriends a deaf-mute man (Alan Arkin) in the 1968 adaptation of Carson McCullers novel The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter. According to the Associated. Bayne was also wed to painter Thomas H. Nelson between marriages to William Elkins and Alfred Locke, for less than eight months. The stars tell all about their relationship off-camera and on in an excerpt from the rich new oral history. You are nearing the transfer limit for memorials managed by Find a Grave. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/195334615/sondra-locke. I can understand how stranded they must feel, how hard it is to change one's life," Locke said. "Locke Is Big With Eastwood". "[118] Locke cited Bronco Billy and The Outlaw Josey Wales as her favorites of the movies they made. Locke claimed that she was frozen out of Hollywood after her breakup with Eastwood. Sondra Locke, an actress who received an Oscar nomination for her first film and starred in a series of movies with Clint Eastwood, with whom she had a turbulent relationship, died on Nov. 3 at . She was nominated for a best-supporting-actress Oscar for her performance, an auspicious welcome for the Hollywood newcomer. "Clint Eastwood - Interview - Western Movie Star". Year should not be greater than current year. She received a Academy Award Best Supporting Actress nomination for her role in the film. Garrity revealed that Locke's 1999 confidential settlement from WB "was for many millions more than the settlement with Clint had been. She achieved recognition for her relationship with Clint Eastwood and the six hit films they made together. ", In June 1999, Garrity sued Locke to get paid for persuading the appellate court to reinstate. Amid safety concerns, and anxiety over the fate of a $200 million movie, Paul Newman Says Wife Joanne Woodward Turned Him Into a Sexual Creature in Posthumous Memoir. It was only when she tried to step away from Clint's s Continue Reading 22 2 Savannah Thompson [203] One juror disclosed that the panel sided with Locke by a 10-to-2 vote (nine votes are needed for a verdict) and were only debating the amount. Cast Album of PAINT YOUR WAGON". 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[180][s] "I'd feel sorry for any child that had me for a mother," she previously told columnist Dick Kleiner in 1969. This browser does not support getting your location. [106] Locke wasn't even nominated and received mixed critical response at best: on the upside, Vincent Canby of The New York Times said "Locke is not only pretty, but also occasionally genuinely funny"[107] and Los Angeles Times critic Kevin Thomas stated that Locke "has not received such a rich opportunity since her Academy Award-nominated debut";[108] in contrast, Gene Siskel of the Chicago Tribune said "she's wasted here"[109] and TV Guide felt that "Locke is simply repulsive. [147] Anderson was gay. In 1968, she made her film debut in The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter, for which she was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Locke announced plans to develop and star in a movie about Marie Antoinette, but the project fell apart. Anderson is a central presence in Locke's autobiography, but she doesn't elaborate on her reasons for marrying him beyond the following passage: However conventional or unconventional our marriage might turn out to be honestly did not concern me that much. Albert S. Ruddy (born 1930) is a Canadian-American film and television producer. [63] She won "Most Promising New Star of the Year" at the Show-A-Rama film exhibitor convention. [179] "I never knew I could love somebody so much, and feel so peaceful about it at the same time," Locke said he told her. Ann W. O'Neill. [100] Locke's friendships with those women gradually faded as their husbands ghosted her. [148] Locke's subsequent relationship with a doctor young enough to be her son added to her notoriety. [123] When asked why she'd been absent from her longtime beau's recent star vehicles, Locke replied simply, "I wasn't right for the roles. Lloyd acted with Locke again in Gondola (1973), a racially themed, three-character teleplay co-starring Bo Hopkins, and commended the actress for "a beautiful performance perhaps her best ever. Locke went on to appear in such box office successes as Willard (1971), The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976), The Gauntlet (1977), Every Which Way but Loose (1978), Bronco Billy (1980), Any Which Way You Can (1980) and Sudden Impact (1983). Sondra Locke (1944 - 2018) was an Academy Award-nominated actress and frequent co-star of Clint Eastwood. This relationship is not possible based on lifespan dates. [101][102][103] She followed it up with a lead role alongside Eastwood in the popular action film The Gauntlet (1977), the duo replacing Steve McQueen and Barbra Streisand, who bowed out from the production owing to a reported clash of egos. [34][d] When Bayne married Alfred Locke in 1948, Sandra and Donald assumed his surname. [114] She portrayed country singer Lynn Halsey-Taylor in the adventure-comedy. In the seven years after their split, Locke filed two lawsuits against him, first for palimony in 1989, fighting him in court for a year, all while battling breast cancer and undergoing a double mastectomy, settling in 1990; then for fraud in 1996, when a producing and directing deal at Warner Bros, which was part of the settlement in the original suit (and which spawned no movies), turned out to have been underwritten by Eastwood without Lockes knowledge. "[124][l] Ratboy had limited distribution in the United States, where it was a critical and financial flop, but was well received in Europe, with French newspaper Le Parisien calling it the highlight of the Deauville Film Festival. [59][g] For the first audition in Birmingham, then-fianc Gordon Anderson gave his bride a so-called Hollywood makeover: he bound her bosom,[61] bleached her eyebrows[33] and carefully fixed her hair, makeup and outfit so as to create a more gamine appearance. Locke's death received no television coverage except for a 15-second spot on ABC World News Tonight. Theyre one of Hollywoods brightest starsand most troubled actors. "Eastwood is target of another Locke Lawsuit". Please enter your email and password to sign in. Clint Eastwood Appears in Public With His Secret Daughter for the First Time, "The wild story of Clint Eastwood's eight children", "Sondra Locke & Clint Eastwood: Inside Their Rocky Hollywood Romance", "Hollywood love affair with abortions topic of 'The Choices We Made', "Sondra Locke, Oscar-Nominated Actress and Longtime Clint Eastwood Partner, Dies at 74", "Is photo of Clint Eastwood's 8 children 'blended family harmony' or cruel abandonment? [31] Locke's parents separated before her birth. Unfortunately she had cancer and so she plays that card. Alan Rudolph, Keith Carradine, Sondra Locke and Jennifer Tilly in Person at the Music Hall for RAY MEETS HELEN. [27][42][51][f] Donald blamed Gordon Anderson Locke's best friend since adolescence and future husband for the rift, claiming Anderson had "an almost hypnotic spell on her. In 2014, it was announced that Locke would serve as an executive producer on the Eli Roth film Knock Knock, starring Keanu Reeves. [41] She also asked Judge Dana Senit Henry to bar Eastwood from the Bel-Air house "because I know him to have a terrible temper and he has frequently been abusive to me. [155] She started as secretary to Tom Griscom in local sales for WSM Radio. At the time, Locke said it sent a loud and clear message to Hollywood that people cannot get away with whatever they want to, just because theyre powerful., In the 1997 interview with the Post, Locke spoke openly about the ordeal and writing her subsequent book. It was much preferable to the sadistic thriller Sudden Impact (1983), the fourth in the Dirty Harry series of films about a renegade cop, in which Locke played a victim of rape turned violent avenger. Locke got her big break in 1967 when she starred in The. [75] Although her salary for the film was reported in newspapers as $15,000, Locke later claimed it was less than one-third that amount. [119] The couple's final collaboration as performers was Sudden Impact (1983), the highest-grossing film in the Dirty Harry franchise,[120] in which Locke played an artist with her own code of vigilante justice. [217] In September 1990, she confirmed reports that she had breast cancer. Try again later. [127] She was also bumped from The Oprah Winfrey Show and, in her words, "shut out of most venues to promote the book, in particular the networks. [192][193] Locke sought half of Eastwood's earnings and an equal division of property,[194] requesting title to the house in Bel-Air and to the Gothic-style West Hollywood place Eastwood had leased to Gordon Anderson since 1982. She continued steadily working from that point, but her careerand lifechanged forever when she was cast alongside Eastwood in the 1976 Western The Outlaw Josey Wales. "[32] She never knew her biological father,[48] and did not attend the funerals of her mother (deceased 1997)[49] or stepfather (deceased 2007),[50] nor did she have anything to do with her brother, sister-in-law and three nieces. There is a problem with your email/password. Becoming a Find a Grave member is fast, easy and FREE. Women's blog Jezebel criticized The Hollywood Reporter for ostensibly regarding Locke as a nonentity;[245] THR subsequently changed its headline. [125], Locke's second foray behind the camera was Impulse (1990), starring Theresa Russell as a police officer on the vice squad who goes undercover as a prostitute. Locke is remembered as an early pioneer for women in Hollywood. [86][87] She was then featured in William A. Fraker's underseen mystery A Reflection of Fear (1972), which required her to project the image of a character nearly half her age, and held the title role in The Second Coming of Suzanne (1974), winner of three gold medals at the Atlanta Film Festival. "Being a woman I have great empathy for these women. As to the abortions, I told Locke that whether to have children or terminate her pregnancies was a decision entirely hers. In the mid-1960s, she dated her supervisor at WSM-TV's PR department, Brad Crandall (19201973). "[128] The book received a supportive rave review from New York Daily News writer Liz Smith,[129] while Entertainment Weekly's Dana Kennedy dismissed the book as a "peculiar, not terribly consequential, life story. It was never my fameit was his fame. [33] Majoring in drama,[43] she was a member of the Alpha Psi Omega honor society while at MTSU and appeared on stage in Life with Father and The Crucible. The legendary directors death this week brings, Why Margot Kidder Was the Definitive Lois Lane, The late actresss fierce, funny reporter made, Scene Stealer: The True Lies of Elisabeth Finch, Part 1, The Johnny DeppAmber Heard Defamation Trial: The Makings of a Remarkable Moment in American Celebrity. "Say, is that C.J. [89][k], In 1973, Locke was attached to star in Terminal Circle. Various dates were given by the press for Locke's birth. She was nominated for her screen debut in "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" (1968), based on. [33], Between 1990 and 1993, Warner Bros. rejected more than 30 scripts that Locke pitched to the studio including those for Junior (1994) and Addicted to Love (1997) and refused to let her direct any of their in-house projects. I was Clints girl. [53] In 1964, she joined the staff at radio station WSM-AM 650 in Nashville and was promoted to its television affiliate WSM-Channel 4 the following year. Sign up for our daily Hollywood newsletter and never miss a story. Sondra Locke died at her home in Los Angeles on November 3. 0 cemeteries found in Westwood, Los Angeles County, California, USA. Jeanne Miller. In 1986, Locke made her feature directorial debut with Ratboy, a parable about a youth who is part rat and part human, produced by Eastwood's company Malpaso. [58] Within one year of this exposure, she decided to pursue a career in film and changed the spelling of her first name to avoid being called Sandy. Vanity Fair may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers. [131] She had simultaneously been wooed by screenwriter Philip Kaufman but chose Eastwood over him. Contradictory sources have either directly cited, or implied, every year from 1943 to 1950. According to the Associated Press, Locke died on November 3 at her Los Angeles home of cardiac arrest stemming from bone and breast cancer. [33] She also modeled for The Tennessean fashion page, acted in commercials for Rich-Schwartz ladies apparel and Southerland Gel mattresses, among others, and gained further stage experience in productions for Circle Players Inc.[42][57] In 1966, the 22-year-old appeared in a UPI wire photo that showed her cavorting in new fallen snow. I felt it was like social extortion of a kindblackmail or whatever you want to call it, he said. Sondra Locke, the Oscar-nominated actress who starred in several movies with Clint Eastwood a romantic partner-turned-litigious opponenthas died. [100], During their 14 years as de facto husband and wife, Locke and Eastwood had lived in seven homes and acquired four, including a retreat in Sun Valley, Idaho, and the Rising River Ranch near Cassel. "Shelbyville gets its close-up". [21][22][23][24] Despite this, she wasn't considered "date material" by the more socially prominent boys in her class. This account already exists, but the email address still needs to be confirmed. [235] She was one of 11 female filmmakers in 1990, the year WB released her sophomore feature, Impulse. [156] According to co-worker Alan Nelson, who died eight months after Locke, he and other staff members believed her promotion resulted from nepotism. The pair began dating on the set, sparking a relationship that would last for 13 years and spawn five more movies, the last being Sudden Impact in 1983. [224] Cunneen moved in with her in the spring of 1991. Her closest friends had been the wives of Eastwood's colleagues: Maria Shriver, Cynthia Sikes Yorkin and Lili Fini Zanuck, all 1011 years younger than Locke and married to film industry heavyweights Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bud Yorkin and Richard D. Zanuck respectively. [32] In her autobiography, Locke noted that "although Momma would not admit it, I knew Mr. Smith never married my mother. Verify and try again. [41] From 1958, she attended Shelbyville Central High School, where she was again valedictorian and voted "Duchess of Studiousness" by classmates. "[195], Locke battled Eastwood in court for 19 months; she developed breast cancer during proceedings and said the treatments sapped her will to fight. After a long interruption in her career due to legal difficulties and health issues, Locke directed the made-for-television film Death in Small Doses (1995), based on a true story, and the independent feature Trading Favors (1997), starring Rosanna Arquette. Eastwood did not comment on the death, nor did any of Locke's other living exes, nor any of her friends or relatives. Smith may have died before Locke learned of him. The two women got into a row just before New Year's Eve, Locke recalling, "I wanted to hit her, to pull every hair out of her head. But it was not Eastwood who made her a star. [202] Locke said that she "was stunned and outraged at the way I had been tricked and cheated a second time. "Locke, Soul Set for Cannon Roles". Sondra Locke, Oscar-Nominated Actress for 'The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter,' Dies at 74. [7] Following graduation in 1962, Locke enrolled at Middle Tennessee State University (then Middle Tennessee State College) in Murfreesboro on a full scholarship. "Eastwood's Ex Hit Hard by Sudden Impact of Breakup". She is survived by Gordon, to whom she remained married. [200][201] According to Locke's attorney Peggy Garrity, Eastwood committed "the ultimate betrayal" by arranging the "bogus" deal as a way to keep her out of work. The actress wrote in her autobiography that she found out he was her father "sometime during grammar school," but phrased all references to him in ambiguous past tense and evaded specifying years. Failed to remove flower. Which memorial do you think is a duplicate of Sondra Locke (195334615)? [36][e] She grew up in Shelbyville, Tennessee, where her stepfather owned a construction company;[37] the family later moved to nearby Wartrace. [100] Locke thought Eastwood was acting out "because he wasn't number one at the box office anymore, or because he was facing his mortality"[100] (Eastwood was 58 at the time). Nearly three decades later, Locke said she still got those photos in fan mail requesting her autograph. "Eastwood Undermined Lockes Directing Career, Attorney Says". Even though she was the second child of four children, she considered herself the middle child. "Sandra Locke bitter, shocked about split with Eastwood". [148][149][150][151] Locke, testifying under oath to a jury, characterized her husband as being "more like a sister to me" and explained, "it's funny the sort of cultural changes, but in those days males and females never lived together unless they were married. The sex symbol confessed that "girls thought I was a jokea happy buffoon," before he met his wife. Try again. Locke, best known for her movies with Clint Eastwood ad her off-screen romance with Eastwood,. On the coattails of the franchise's success, she performed live in concert (one-off gigs) with The Everly Brothers, Eddie Rabbitt and Tom Jones.[116]. [33], Given that Locke waited decades to confirm that her marriage was platonic, most of her actual romantic attachments went unpublicized. [57], In July 1967, Locke competed with 590 other Southern actresses and dozens of New York hopefuls for the part of Mick Kelly in a big-screen adaptation of Carson McCullers' novel The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter opposite Alan Arkin. Your account has been locked for 30 minutes due to too many failed sign in attempts. [93] In the 1972 Night Gallery episode "A Feast of Blood",[94] she played the victim of a curse planted by Norman Lloyd; the recipient of a brooch that devoured her. Jacobs, Julia. Quickly see who the memorial is for and when they lived and died and where they are buried. To view a photo in more detail or edit captions for photos you added, click the photo to open the photo viewer. The supercalifragilistic Lin-Manuel Miranda, The Golden Globes are quirkyand thats a good thing, How The Sopranos gave us Trump training wheels, Rockos Modern Life was even loonier than you thought, The years best movies,according to our critic. "By the end of the reading, she was doubled over. [133] The film was screened at Laemmle Music Hall on May 6, 2018, less than six months before Locke died. She achieved recognition for her relationship with Clint Eastwood and the six hit films they made together. Roderick Mann. [100] Locke was shooting Impulse (1990) at the time of the lockout. "[33], Locke and actor/director Clint Eastwood entered a domestic partnership in October 1975. Sondra Locke, an actress who received an Oscar nomination for her first film and starred in a series of movies with Clint Eastwood, with whom she had a turbulent relationship, died on Nov. 3 2018 at her home in Los Angeles. So she filed another suit, alleging that Eastwood defrauded her, and that the Warner Bros. deal she had been given was not real. [127] The female comrades Locke credited with loyalty and support were those she had known pre-Eastwood: art director Elayne Barbara Ceder, whom she met on The Second Coming of Suzanne, and realtor Denise Fraker, wife of A Reflection of Fear director William A. Joyce Haber (1972-11-08). Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate, or jump to a slide with the slide dots. [172][177][178] Eastwood's wife Maggie Johnson lived on a colossal estate in Pebble Beach, where Eastwood rarely stayed,[33] and he and Johnson were understood to have had an open marriage from the start. "Locke Feels Vindicated After Lawsuit". She was born in Oklahoma City on April 8, 1940 to Warren and Voicey Marie Matherly. She was 74. [113] She was awarded the West Hollywood property (valued at $2.2 million), $450,000 cash and unspecified monthly support payments as well. "[205] According to Locke, "in this business, people get so accustomed to being abused, they just accept the abuse and say, 'Well, that's just the way it is.' [33] Conversely, the media's running narrative was that Eastwood "left"[148] or "walked out on"[163] his wife for Locke as opposed to simply giving up the facade. Locke and Hopkins appeared as a couple on the game show, Locke explained in her autobiography: "Before I had met Clint my gynecologist had suggested and fitted for me an, Although the existence of Eastwood's offspring by Jacelyn Reeves was reported in tabloids such as, Eastwood's passive-aggressive gestures toward Locke included inviting Jane Brolina woman he was having an affair withto join Locke and himself on their annual ski trip to Sun Valley. "Sex Stars of 1969'". Eastwood later testified that he felt victimized by Locke. You can customize the cemeteries you volunteer for by selecting or deselecting below. Steve Ryfle. [236] By the time of Trading Favors (1997), her fourth effort, still only eight percent of all films were made by women, per the Directors Guild of America. I was very young,[p] but I had come to feel that, for me, sex was the least important element in a relationship and the one thing that time had proven to me was that my love for Gordon came from such a deeply connected place that it transcended everything else. Elkins. She was the daughter of Raymond Smith, a military man stationed in the area, and Pauline Bayne. As manager of this memorial you can add or update the memorial using the Edit button below. I understood it would be at the risk of our relationship, Locke said to the Post, referring to her desire to move away from Eastwood films. In retrospect, she gathered "either he changed from white to black, or I had been living with somebody I didn't even know. [86][162][163][164][q] For a while in the early 1970s, she shared a liaison with married actor David Soul after they played siblings in an episode of Cannon. There was a problem getting your location. . Sondra Locke (Sandra Louise Anderson), actor and director, born 28 May 1944; died 3 November 2018, Actor and director who starred opposite her partner Clint Eastwood in six hit movies, Original reporting and incisive analysis, direct from the Guardian every morning. "[41], For his part, Eastwood waved the lawsuit off as a "dime-novel plot,"[204] continuing, "it's all about money about getting something for nothing.
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