Anne Heche buried at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the cemetery of the stars

Actress and director Anne Heche was cremated and her ashes placed at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, the historic cemetery in Los Angeles where many stars and prominent personalities in the entertainment industry are buried, almost two weeks after being was pronounced dead in hospital from injuries sustained in a violent car accident. In a statement, Heche’s son Homer Laffoon said in a statement that he and other son Atlas Tupper “are convinced that our mother would appreciate the place we have chosen for her. serene and will be among his Hollywood peers “. In recent years, the cemetery has become a cultural hub for film screenings, musical performances and festivals. The actress’s son before his mother’s death had bought tickets to go see the band My Morning Jacket right at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and said that this fact took it as a sign that Mom’s grave must be there. . “Hollywood Forever is a living place – said Laffoon – it was our mother but the pain of the last few days has reminded us that it also belongs to its fans, to the entertainment community and now, to the centuries”. Once the Heche tombstone is engraved, a small private memorial will be held. La Heche died at the age of 53 following a violent car accident she was involved in on 5 August. The family decided to donate her organs. The actress’s car crashed into a two-story house in Mar Vista causing “structural compromises and explosions in a strong fire”, and “she was taken to hospital in critical condition”, explained the firefighters of Los Angeles in a note: Heche’s death occurred from inhalation injuries and burns from the accident, the Los Angeles County coroner clarified.