Anne Lockhart was born Anne Kathleen Maloney on September 6, 1953 in and grew up in Brentwood, California, USA. Anne Lockhart is one of very few actresses who can look back 100 years to trace her roots. Born in New York City to one of the theatre's leading families, Anne is the fourth generation of performers to carry the Lockhart name. She follows great-grandfather John Coates Lockhart, grandparents 'Gene Lockhart' .
Has two children with husband Adam C. Taylor : daughter Carlyle Taylor and son Zane Taylor.
Anne Lockhart is an expert horsewoman. She was won championships in cutting, reining, team penning and barrel racing. She is one of the founders of the Pro-Celebrity Rodeos which raises funds for children charities since 1983.
Was John Carpenter s first choice for the role of Laurie Strode in the horror classic Halloween . However, she turned down the role because of other commitments keeping her from doing so.
Anne Lockhart attended Marymount High School until her senior year when she went to Arizonas Verde Valley School.
In the 1990s, she helped form the Kingsmen Shakespeare Festival in Thousand Oaks, California, which presents free outdoor Shakespearean plays. The shows feature strolling minstrels in costume, medieval style food and puppet shows for children.
She appeared in two episodes of the Jan-Michael Vincent version of "Airwolf" and one episode of the Barry Van Dyke version of "Airwolf" .
Daughter of Dr. John F. Maloney and actress June Lockhart.
Daughter-in-law of Judy Nugent and actor Buck Taylor.
Mother, with Adam C. Taylor , of daughter Carlyle Taylor and son Zane Taylor.
Sister-in-law of Matthew Taylor and Cooper Taylor.
Older sister of Lizabeth Lockhart and cousin of Bruce Watson.
Godmother of her daughter, Carlyle Taylor , is Kay Lenz.
Granddaughter-in-law of Carl Nugent and Dub Taylor.
Niece-in-law of Carol Nugent and John G. Stephens.
Granddaughter of Kathleen Lockhart and Gene Lockhart.
Distant cousin of Richard Herd and Lois Maxwell.
