Sean Young Biography
Biography
Tall, slender, and graceful brunette actress
Sean Young has had a busy film career, but has yet to make it past mid-range stardom. This may be partially due to some of the negative publicity generated through her personal life. Before coming to Hollywood in 1980 to perform in
Jane Austen in Manhattan,
Young had been a New York model and a dancer. Fans of the sci-fi epic
Blade Runner (1982) remember
Young for playing the sympathetic "replicant" Rachael. Although she appeared in several major features by 1987,
Young didn't get much notice as a potential star until after she co-starred with
Kevin Costner in the thriller
No Way Out (1987). Her love scenes with Costner generated considerable heat on and off the screen. In 1989,
Young made entertainment news when her former co-star from
The Boost (1988),
James Woods, filed a harassment suit against her claiming that she had repeatedly threatened him after their affair soured.
Young retaliated by hitting the talk show circuit to deny the claims, all the while continuing her acting career. That year, she was scheduled to play Vicki Vale in
Tim Burton's Batman, but broke her collarbone during a riding scene with
Michael Keaton and was replaced by Kim Bassinger, something she publicly disputed with Burton. Through the '90s,
Young continued to appear regularly onscreen.
- Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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