00:00Godzilla vs. Kong actress Kaylee Hoddle has died at the age of 18. We've got more on
00:05the young actress and her career in today's Page Six headlines.
00:07Hoddle died following a car accident in Maryland, according to her father, Joshua Hoddle. He
00:12shared in a tearful Facebook livestream and later told TMZ that he learned of the crash
00:17while in Texas, and was later informed that Kaylee's heart stopped on the way to the
00:21hospital.
00:21Born deaf, Kaylee began acting at just 9 years old, before breaking out as Gia in 2021's
00:27Godzilla vs. Kong, reprising the role in 2024's Godzilla x The New Empire. Co-stars Rebecca
00:33Hall and Alexander SkarsgĂĄrd previously praised her talent, while Kaylee also spoke about the
00:38importance of deaf actors portraying deaf characters because of their connection to the language
00:43and culture.
00:44Fans flooded social media with tributes, remembering the 18-year-old as a bright and kind young talent,
00:49whose career had only just begun. Next, Rosie O'Donnell is opening up about a pointed comment
00:54she received while filming A League of Their Own. The comedian and actress revealed that
00:58the late director Penny Marshall once told her to lose 20 pounds while they were making
01:02the beloved baseball film. O'Donnell shared the story while reflecting on her recent 60-pound
01:07weight loss, admitting that concerns about her appearance often overshadowed her confidence
01:12early in her career. Looking back, she said she wishes she had been able to appreciate
01:15the size she was at the time. Despite recalling Marshall's comment, O'Donnell also praised the
01:20late filmmaker as a champion for women and women's sports, saying A League of Their Own
01:25made a lasting impact and helped change how female athletes were represented on screen.
01:29Marshall, who died in 2018, remains closely associated with the film's enduring legacy
01:34and influence on women's sports.
01:36And finally, Ed Harris isn't holding back about his experience on the Yellowstone spinoff
01:40Dutton Ranch. In a new interview with Variety, Harris said he felt misled before signing on
01:46to the series because he believed he would be one of its four main characters, only to
01:50feel his role became inconsequential. The Oscar nominee said he was so frustrated during season
01:55one that he told his team to quote, get me the out, adding that he was especially upset
02:00after a singing scene he had been promised was ultimately cut from the show. Harris said
02:05he even considered voiding his contract over the decision, though he acknowledged his character
02:09ended up being more important to the story than it initially felt while filming. Despite his criticism,
02:14Harris is still set to return for season two, and says he's been told his character will
02:18have more to do moving forward. For more of today's biggest stories, head to page6.com.
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