Leslie Hamilton Gearren

Leslie Hamilton Gearren is well known for being the sister of American actress Linda Hamilton. Leslie herself was an actress. 

She is best known for her role in the movie "Terminator 2: Judgment Day". She was born on September 26, 1956, in Salisbury, Maryland, United States. 

She was also a nurse by profession, working in the hospital located at Mount Holly, New Jersey. 

The actress is no longer alive as she died at the age of 63 on August 22, 2020. It was reported that she died due to complications from COVID-19.

Linda never saw herself as an action hero until her latest Terminator Sequel: Dark Fate.

Linda fell in love with acting after seeing the 1977 film “Julia” starring Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave. 

She said she loved the character Julia, played by Redgrave. She said some part of her was just like she wanted to do that.

While she was at Washington College, she was told by a professor that she would never make a living as an actor. 

She said in an interview that she didn’t have to do much with the college’s theatre department seeing how everyone would fawn over the professor to get the parts. “That is just so not me,” she said. 

Her going to community theatre while she was in college, which was not part of the college, might be why her professor said so, she added.

Linda thought she would be a Shakespearean actress because she studied at Strasbourg Theatre in New York and loved the stage. 

According to her, she was young and shy, which might become hard for her to imagine because it took her years to outgrow it. Her agents kept telling her that she would not make it on stage because she was too quiet and shy and belonged to the screen. 

They made her go to L.A. after training in New York. But with Terminator, it all took a left turn. 

She never thought at once that she would become an action-adventure star after doing Terminator. 

She fought some depression and kept dreaming about Terminator after she finished it, she said.

Linda said she never saw herself as an action hero but never felt like a badass until her recent movie Terminator: Dark Fate. 

She recalled the moment after her first sequel Judgement Day when everybody thought she was not a badass. Still, she was so competent that she would be in a bar and on location in Virginia shooting pool, and she would hear someone whisper, “That can’t be Sarah Connor; she would shoot a pool a lot better than that.

People buy into the idea that she is a superior woman. She said she is not a Sarah Connor who can do everything brilliantly.

Linda further went on to say that she never gave herself a title. She doesn’t need to tell anyone that she is a badass. She knows who she is, and she is a hard worker. 

The action in the Dark Fate was three times the amount: physicality, emotional, and mental demands. It was huge and complex, she said.

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Husband and children of Leslie

Leslie's husband's information is under review. She does have three children named Ashley, Adam, and Kendall. 

Who are the parents of Leslie?

Leslie was born to her father, Carroll Stanford Hamilton, and mother, Barbara Holt. Carroll was a physician. 

Leslie’s parents separated from each other when she was five years old. 

Her father, Carroll, who died due to a car accident, was the reason for their separation. 

Later on, Barbara tied the wedding knot with Leslie J. Payne Jr. She got married to the chief police. 

Even her mother is no more, as she died in 2019 at the age of 87. 

Does Leslie Hamilton have any siblings?

Leslie does have a twin sister and a brother. The name of her twin sister is Linda Hamilton, and her brother was named Ford Hamilton. 

About her brother Ford

Ford was born on October 24, 1908, in Goldthwaite, Texas. He is a psychiatrist and professor at the University of Texas Medical Branch. 

He has worked as chairman of the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry and chairman of the Department of Psychiatry. 

He is also an editor who has worked on different publications such as Diseases of the Nervous System. 

He is also no more as he died on July 21, 1990, in Texas, United States. 

About her twin sister Linda

Linda was born on September 26, 1956, in Salisbury, Maryland, United States. 

She is an actress by profession who is well known for her role in the movie Terminator as Sarah Connor. 

She has also given her performance in the television series Beauty and the Beast for three years since 1987. 

Linda was married twice.

Linda was first married to American actor Bruce Abbott. They were married from 1982 to 1989. The reason for their divorce was the bipolar disorder of Linda. 

She shares a son with Abbott named Dalton, born on October 4, 1989, in Los Angeles. Secondly, she got married to Canadian filmmaker James Cameroon. 

They got married in 1997 and divorced just after three years in 1999. 

The reason for their separation was James, as he was found cheating with environmentalist Suzy Amis. 

Linda shares a daughter with James named Josephine Archer Cameron, born on February 15, 1993.

Linda Hamilton on Bipolar Disorder

In an interview, Linda shared her personal thoughts on bipolar disorder, where she said that bipolar disorder was characterized by drastic mood swings and drastic emotional changes in a person’s life that aren’t necessarily related to the situation or anything other than the interior life. 

She said that the disorder could be periods of very active manic episodes, terrible lows, and depression. 

Linda wasn’t sure about her New Terminator Movie

In an interview with Jimmy Kimmel Live, the actress of Terminator, Linda, clarifies that she wasn’t sure about the movie Terminator. 

She spoke about how she came into it later when it was her ex-husband Jim Cameron who called her for the movie. 

The actress felt as if she was in a wheelchair, as it was the only way she could play Sarah Connor again in a geriatric version. 

Linda never saw herself as an action hero until her latest Terminator Sequel: Dark Fate

Linda fell in love with acting after seeing the 1977 film “Julia” starring Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave. 

She said she really loved the character Julia, played by Redgrave. Some part of her was just like she wanted to do that, she said.

While she was at Washington College, she was told by a professor that she would never make a living as an actor. 

She said in an interview that she didn’t have to do a lot with the college’s theatre department seeing how everyone would fawn over the professor to get the parts. 

“That is just so not me,” she said. 

Her going to community theatre while she was in college, which was not part of the college, might be the reason her professor said so, she added.

Linda thought she was going to be a Shakespearean actress because she studied at Strasbourg theatre in New York and also she loved the stage. 

According to her, she was young and shy, which might become hard for her to imagine because it took her years to outgrow it. 

Her agents kept on telling her that she was not going to make it on stage because she was too quiet and shy and that she belonged to the screen. 

It was them who made her go to L.A. after training in New York. But with Terminator, it all took a left turn. 

She never thought at once that she was going to become an action-adventure star after doing Terminator. 

She fought some depression and kept dreaming about Terminator after she finished it, she said.

Linda said she never saw herself as an action hero, but she never felt like she was a badass until her recent movie Terminator: Dark Fate. 

She recalled the moment after her first sequel Judgement Day when everybody thought she was just not a badass. 

Still, she was so competent that she would be in a bar and on location in Virginia shooting pool, and she would hear someone whisper, “That can’t be Sarah Connor, she would shoot a pool a lot better than that. 

People buy into the idea that she is a superior woman. She is not a Sarah Connor who can do everything brilliantly, she said.

Linda further went on to say that she never gave herself a title. She doesn’t need to tell anyone that she is a badass. 

She knows who she is, and she is a hard worker. 

The action in the Dark Fate was three times the amount, the physicality, the emotional demands, the mental demands. It was huge and hard, she said.

Net worth

Her net worth at the time of her demise was $2.5 million.

Age 

1. She passed away at the age of 63.