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Linda Hamilton from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia Linda Hamilton From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Linda Carroll Hamilton (born September 26, 1956) is an American Linda Hamilton actress best known for her portrayal of Sarah Connor in The Terminator film series and Catherine Chandler in the 1987– 1990 television series Beauty and the Beast, for which she was nominated for two Golden Globes and an Emmy. Hamilton had a recurring role as Mary Elizabeth Bartowski on NBC's Chuck. Contents 1 Early life 2 Career Hamilton at the Big Apple Convention in 3 Personal life Manhattan, October 17, 2009. 4 Filmography Born Linda Carroll Hamilton 5 Awards and nominations September 26, 1956 6 References Salisbury, Maryland, U.S. 7 External links Occupation Actress Years active 1980–present Early life Spouse(s) Bruce Abbott (1982–1989; divorced; 1 son) Hamilton was born in Salisbury, James Cameron (1997–1999; Maryland. Her mother was a divorced; 1 daughter) Mayflower descendant. Hamilton's father, Carroll Stanford Hamilton, a physician, died when she was five, and her mother remarried to a police chief.[1][2][3] Hamilton has an identical twin sister (Leslie Hamilton Gearren), one older sister and one younger brother. She has said that she was raised in a "very boring, white Anglo-Saxon" family, and “voraciously read books” during her spare time.[2] Hamilton went to Wicomico Junior High (now Wicomico Middle School) and Wicomico High School in Salisbury, with her twin. She studied for two years at Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, before moving on to acting studies in New York City. While attending Washington College, Hamilton states her acting professor told her she had no hope of earning a living as an actress. In New York, she attended acting workshops given by Lee Strasberg.[4] Career Hamilton's acting debut came first on television, followed by a major role as Lisa Rogers in the prime-time soap opera Secrets of Midland Heights (December 1980/January 1981). Her big-screen debut was in the thriller TAG: The Assassination Game (1982) and as a result, she was listed as one of twelve "Promising New Actors of 1982" in John Willis' Screen World, Vol. 34. She also shared a starring role in the CBS made for TV movie Country Gold, with Loni Anderson and Earl Holliman. Hamilton played the lead role in Children of the Corn, based on the horror short story by Stephen King. The movie, which made $14 million at the box office,[5] was panned by critics.[6] Hamilton's next role was in The Terminator, opposite Michael Biehn, in 1984. The movie was an unexpectedly huge commercial and critical success.[7][8][9] Following The Terminator, Hamilton starred in Black Moon Rising, an action thriller with Tommy Lee Jones. She then returned to television as a guest-star in the mystery series Murder, She Wrote, scoring favorable reviews. Hamilton next starred opposite Ron Perlman in the TV series Beauty and the Beast. The series was critically acclaimed, and she received Emmy and Golden Globe nominations. Hamilton left the series in 1989 and it ended in 1990. Hamilton returned to the big screen in 1990 with Michael Caine in Mr. Destiny and in 1991 with Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the sequel to The Terminator. The latter was a smash at the box office, grossing over $500 million, more than any other film of that year. Hamilton underwent intense physical training to emphasize the character's transformation from the first film.[10] Her identical twin sister was Linda's double in Terminator 2. Hamilton received two MTV Movie Awards for her role in the film, one for Best Female Performance and the other for Most Desirable Female. She reprised the character, Sarah Connor, for the theme park attraction T2 3-D. In 1990, Hamilton was chosen by People magazine as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world. Following the success of the Terminator series, she hosted Saturday Night Live. She returned to television in A Mother's Prayer (1995) playing a mother who lost her husband and is diagnosed with AIDS. For her performance in the film, which co-starred Kate Nelligan and Bruce Dern, Hamilton was awarded a CableACE Award for best dramatic performance and nominated for another Golden Globe in 1996. That same year, Hamilton filmed two motion pictures that were released one week apart in 1997: Shadow Conspiracy with Charlie Sheen and Dante's Peak with Pierce Brosnan. Shadow Conspiracy flopped at the box office, but Dante's Peak grossed $180 million and was one of the biggest commercial hits of the year. She received a Blockbuster Entertainment Award for female performance in Dante's Peak. Hamilton has since appeared on the television shows Frasier (season 4 episode "Odd Man Out" as Laura) and According to Jim and has done more TV movies, including On the Line, Robots Rising, Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Couples, Point Last Seen, and The Color of Courage. Hamilton and her Beauty and the Beast costar Ron Perlman reunited in the 2005 post-Vietnam war drama Missing in America. In 2009, she returned as Sarah Connor in Terminator Salvation, in voice- overs only. In 2010, she joined the cast of Chuck in the recurring guest role of Mary Elizabeth Bartowski, a CIA agent and long-missing mother of Chuck and Ellie.[11][12] She also appears as a guest star in the Showtime cable television show Weeds as the marijuana supplier for the show's main character (Mary-Louise Parker). In November 2011, she narrated the Chiller The Future of Fear horror documentary.[13][14] More recently, Hamilton has had a prominent guest role on Lost Girl and a prominent recurring guest role on Defiance Personal life Hamilton has been married and divorced twice.[15] Her first marriage, from 1982 to 89, was to Bruce Abbott, who left her when she was pregnant with their son Dalton.[16][17] In 1991, she moved in with film director James Cameron following his divorce from Kathryn Bigelow.[17] They had a daughter, Josephine, born in 1993.[16] She and Cameron married in 1997; but the marriage was short-lived, ending in a $50 million divorce settlement in 1999.[18] Hamilton has described herself politically as a Democrat, but she voted for Republican candidate Arnold Schwarzenegger, her Terminator co-star, in the 2003 California gubernatorial election after his campaign convinced her he was suitable for the job.[19] In an October 2005 appearance on Larry King Live, Hamilton told the audience that she has bipolar disorder, which she said destroyed her marriage to Abbott, whom she admitted having abused verbally and physically, and eventually sought treatment.[15] Filmography Year Title Role Notes Episode: "Teddy Roosevelt Slept 1980 Shirley Gloria Here" Anne 1980 Reunion Television movie Samoorian Rape and Greta 1980 Marriage: The Television movie Rideout Rideout Case Secrets of 1980– Midland Lisa Rogers 10 episodes 1981 Heights Lauren 1982 King's Crossing 10 episodes Hollister Tag: The Susan 1982 Assassination Swayze Game Josie Television movie; air date: November 1982 Country Gold Greenwood 23, 1982[20] Children of the 1984 Vicky Corn Sarah 1984 The Terminator Connor Hill Street Sandy 1984 4 episodes Blues Valpariso Eva 1984 The Stone Boy Crescent Moon Elena 1985 Secret Weapons Television movie Koslov King Kong Dr. Amy 1986 Lives Franklin Black Moon 1986 Nina Rising Murder, She Carol 1986 Episode: "Menace, Anyone?" Wrote McDermott 1987– Beauty and the Catherine 46 episodes 1989 Beast Chandler Go Toward the Claire 1988 Television movie Light Madison 1990 Mr. Destiny Ellen Jane Terminator 2: Sarah 1991 Judgment Day Connor Saturday Night Episode: "Linda Hamilton/Mariah 1991 Host Live Carey" Karen 1994 Silent Fall Rainer A Mother's Rosemary 1995 Prayer Holstrom Lauren 1995 Separate Lives Porter/Lena T2 3-D: Battle Sarah 1996 Short film Across Time Connor Mayor 1997 Dante's Peak Rachel $180 million gross Wando Shadow Amanda 1997 Conspiracy Givens 1997 Frasier Laura Episode: "Odd Man Out" Det. Jean 1998 On the Line Television movie Martin Rescuers: Stories of Marie 1998 Television movie Courage: Two Taquet Couples Rachel 1998 Point Last Seen Television movie Harrison The Color of 1998 Anna Sipes Television movie Courage Voice only in two episodes: "Hercules 1998– Hercules Nemesis and the King for a Day" (1998) and 1999 "Hercules and the Romans" (1999) The Secret Life Ruby 1999 of Girls Sanford Skeletons in the Tina 2000 Closet Conway Joanna 2000 Sex & Mrs. X Television movie Scott Buzz Lightyear Dr. 2000 of Star 3 episodes Furbanna Command Bailey's Liz 2001 Television movie Mistake Donovan 2001 A Girl Thing Rachel Television movie Elisabeth 2002 Silent Night Television movie Vincken 2003 Wholey Moses Valerie Short film 2004 Jonah June Short film 2005 Smile Bridget According to Melissa 2005 Episode: "Lean on Me" Jim Evans Missing in 2005 Kate America Susan 2005 The Kid & I Mandeville Roselyn 2006 Thief 2 episodes Moore Year Title Role Notes Home by Julie 2006 Television movie Christmas Bedford 2007 Broken Karen 2008– The Line Carol 11 episodes 2009 2009 Hard Times Cory Terminator Sarah 2009 Voice only; uncredited Salvation Connor 2010 Weeds Linda 3 episodes DC Showcase: Madame 2010 Jonah Hex Lorraine Mary 2010– Chuck Elizabeth 12 episodes 2012 Bartowski 2013 Bad Behavior 2013 Lost Girl Acacia 2 episodes Bermuda Admiral 2014 Television movie Tentacles Hansen Pilar 2014 Defiance 3 episodes McCawley Awards and nominations List of awards and nominations Year Award Category Work Result Terminator 2: 1992 Saturn Award Best Actress [21] Judgment Won Day Blockbuster Favorite Actress— Dante's 1998 Entertainment [21] Action/Adventure Peak Won Awards CableACE Actress
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