Kathleen Turner Turns 70, Where is She Now + Best to Worst Roles

Kathleen Turner is often named as having one of the sexiest roles in film history in Body Heat and starred in a string of movie hits after in the ’80s, including Romancing the Stone, Peggy Sue Got Married and Prizzi’s Honor. She provided the sultry voice of Jessica Rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Turner also had a distinguished stage career, turning in top performances in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? She has served as chairperson of Planned Parenthood, is a big supporter of the American Red Cross, and volunteers at Amnesty International and Citymeals On Wheels. Having been more low key these days with acting as she has health problems with rheumatoid arthritis, the New York City native occasionally teaches acting, and just celebrated the 30th anniversary of Serial Mom with her pal Jon Waters. We salute her on her 70th birthday on June 19 with some of her best, and worst films according to IMDB ratings.