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Hillary Swank and Chad Lowe Divorcing

Hillary Swank is divorcing Rob Lowe’s brother.

Hilary Swank and her husband Chad Lowe take in a Golden Gloves boxing tournament on April 8, 2005 in New York. Swank will file for divorce from Lowe, People magazine reports. 'Hilary Swank and Chad Lowe have jointly decided to divorce,' an attorney for the couple, Jeffrey A. Bernstein, told the magazine in a story posted on its Web site Friday, May 26, 2006. (AP Photo/Stephen Chernin) Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank will file for divorce from actor-husband Chad Lowe, People magazine reports. “Hilary Swank and Chad Lowe have jointly decided to divorce,” an attorney for the couple, Jeffrey A. Bernstein, told the magazine in a story posted on its Web site Friday. “They continue to be friends and have the utmost respect for one another.”

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Swank, 31, and Lowe, 38, who have no children, announced they were separating in January after eight years of marriage. At the time, the couple appeared to retain some hope of reuniting. “Hilary and Chad have decided to separate, but they are hopeful they’ll be able to get through this tough time,” Nankin then said in a statement.

Swank famously forgot to thank a tearful Lowe while accepting her best actress Oscar in 2000 for “Boys Don’t Cry.” Last year, Swank won again for “Million Dollar Baby” — this time, thanking Lowe. She will next star in “The Black Dahlia,” Brian De Palma’s adaptation of James Ellroy’s novel. Lowe, who is the brother of actor Rob Lowe, won an Emmy Award for his portrayal of AIDS patient Jesse McKenna on the TV series “Life Goes On” in 1993.

I had no idea who he was, frankly.

 
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To me, Chad Lowe is best known as the asshat who tried to get it on with Margaret Colin in the old-ish CBS show “Now and Again” (not to be confused with ABC’s “Once and Again” starring Sela Ward). Colin was married to John Goodman/Eric Close’s character, who ostensibly had died but actually had his brain transferred into the body of a genetically-engineered superman-type, under the supervision of Dennis “President Palmer” Haysbert. It was an okay show. It also had Heather Matarazzo in it.

Posted by Josh Cohen | May 29, 2006 | 08:20 am | Permalink
 

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