Diane Lane-American film actress
At fourteen, Lane was featured on the cover of Time declaring her one of Hollywood’s “Whiz Kids”.[4][5]
One of few child actors to make a successful transition into adult roles, Lane made a hit with audiences in the back-to-back cult films The Outsiders, starring with future movie stars Matt Dillon, Tom Cruise, Rob Lowe, and Patrick Swayze, and Rumble Fish, starring Dillon, Mickey Rourke, and Nicolas Cage.[1] However, the two films that could have catapulted her to star status, Streets of Fire (she turned down Splash for this film)[6] and The Cotton Club, were both commercial and critical failures and her career languished as a result.
She returned to the business to make The Big Town and Lady Beware but did not garner serious acclaim until 1989’s popular and critically acclaimed TV mini-series Lonesome Dove that Lane made another big impression on a sizable audience.[7] She was nominated for an Emmy Award for the role.
Lane won further praise for her role in 1999’s
The big-budget movie “Killshot” has been in the can for more than two years. And months after the most recent release date passed, it appears it could be in the tank.
A star of the movie, Thomas Jane, recently told Jim Dorey at the MarketSaw 3d website, that he’s not sure the movie will ever appear on a theater screen.
“I did a movie called ‘Killshot,’ that looks like it’s going straight to DVD,” Jane told Dorey. “It didn’t turn out so hot, I guess.”
And other media reports, detailing the financial and legal troubles of executive producer Harvey Weinstein, aren’t as optimistic. The movie “is awaiting a release date amid reports it may never see the light of day,” Guy Adams reported in the British newspaper the Independent in an article that detailed the flops, lawsuits and financing difficulties facing the producer.
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