Anne Lockhart
A multi-talented actress, producer, writer and director, ANNE LOCKHART can look back 100 years to trace her theatrical roots. The fourth generation of performers to carry the Lockhart name, she follows great grandfather John Coates Lockhart, grandparents Gene and Kathleen Lockhart and her mother June Lockhart, best known for her years on the series Lassie and Lost in Space.
Beginning her career at the age of four, ANNE has appeared in many stage, film and television productions. She starred in the spectacular series BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and has had recurring roles in the television series: BJ AND THE BEAR, Showtime’s A NEW DAY IN EDEN, KUNG FU: THE LEGEND CONTINUES, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL and DR. QUINN, MEDECINE WOMAN.
Well known to television audiences as a frequent guest star, ANNE has appeared on such top rated shows as JAG, WALKER, TEXAS RANGER, DIAGNOSIS MURDER and PROMISED LAND. She recently starred in the features EX-TERMINATORS, A DOG’S LIFE, DAYBREAK, RE-VAMPED and LA BELLA VIDA. ANNE recently tackled her first assignment as a director, helming an episode of THE HEARTBREAK CAFÉ.
ANNE also has a busy career as a dubbing actress and has lent her vocal talents to such varied films as THE BOURNE ULTIMATUM,FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS, A BEAUTIFUL MIND, THE LARAMIE PROJECT, ROCKY AND BULLWINKLE, TITANIC, ET and THE LITTLE MERMAID. Upcoming releases include Disney’s BOLT, APPALOOSA, THE TIME TRAVELER’S WIFE and Steven Speilberg’s EAGLE EYE. She has provided her vocal talents on all LAW & ORDER shows for the past 10 years.
ANNE is a founding member of the KINGSMEN SHAKESPEARE COMPANY, and has appeared in acclaimed productions of JULIUS CAESAR, TWELFTH NIGHT and HENRY V, OTHELLO, THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, HENRY IV, RICHARD III and ROMEO & JULIET. She appeared in and produced the live radio theatre production of WAR OF THE WORLDS with an all-star cast for Santa Susanna Repertory Company, and with partner Steve Carlson was honored with a REP Award as producer of Best Production of a Drama for the 98-99 season.
ANNE has performed her original one-woman piece THE BALLAD OF FRENCHY McCORMICK as part of SOUL OF THE WEST for the past nine years, raising scholarship funds for TCU. The production has garnered critical acclaim for ANNE as both actress and author.
In addition to her theatrical career, she was Lifestyle and Feature Editor at Westlake Magazine for three years and regularly contributes to other publications as a free-lance journalist.
An expert horsewoman, ANNE has won championships in cutting, reining and team penning. Her love of horses and a deep commitment to helping children led her to become one of the founders of the Pro-Celebrity Rodeos and she is especially proud that these events have raised close to eight million dollars for children’s charities since they began in 1983. ANNE also serves on the celebrity advisory boards of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association and the Round Up for Autism benefiting the Autism Treatment Centers of Texas.
In addition to her horses, Anne enjoys pursuing her outdoor hobbies of fishing, hunting and the shooting sports. She regularly competes in charity trap, sporting clays and pistol and particularly enjoys hunting waterfowl as well as quail, pheasant, turkey and wild boar.
ANNE’s husband, actor/assistant director Adam Taylor passed away in 1994. ANNE divides he time between homes in Fort Worth, TX, Montana and Hollywood and has two children, both of whom are talented performers, a son Zane, born in 1991, and daughter Carly, born in 1987.