Did Tony Curtis marry Christine Kaufmann?

Christine Kaufmann, an Austrian-born actress who became the country’s first Golden Globe winner and was married to Hollywood star Tony Curtis in the 1960s, has died. She was 72.

Who was Tony Curtis’s wife when he died?

His sixth and last wife, Jill Vandenberg, was 45 years his junior. They met in a restaurant in 1993 and married on November 6, 1998.

Why did Jamie Lee Curtis adopt?

Jamie Lee Curtis and her husband, Christopher Guest, adopted their two kids nine years apart. Curtis revealed in an interview that the reason she adopted her kids was due to infertility. “Adoption was the only way for us to have a family,” she said.

Who did Tony Curtis leave his money to in his will?

widow Jill Curtis
Curtis left his children nothing in his estate. He left his entire estate to his fifth wife and widow Jill Curtis. One of Tony’s children did contest the will but the contest was denied by the court. In New Jersey there is no law requiring a parent to leave anything to his adult children.

Did Laurie Strode have a son and daughter?

In the Halloween movie series, Laurie Strode has three children. The first is Jamie Lloyd (as played by Danielle Harris, then later J.C. Brandy); the second is John Tate (as played by Josh Hartnett); and the third is Karen Nelson (as played by Judy Greer).

Why did Tony Curtis disinherit Jamie?

While Allegra was adamant about not naming names, court papers filed by her sister Kelly said Curtis’s decision to disinherit his children “Is a result of duress, menace, fraud or undue influence by Jill Curtis and/ or others.” Allegra says being disinherited by the father she adored was devastating.

Are Michael Weatherly and Sean Murray friends?

Their behind-the-scenes relationship likely had something to do with their strong on-screen chemistry. Over the years, the two became quite close, and today, they are good friends. Murray explained his relationship with Weatherly to EOnline, noting what he knows about the actor that many people will never witness.