Linda Hamilton will forever be known for her role as Sarah Connor in The Terminator and its sequels, and now, over 40 years ...

'Terminator' Icon, 68, Rocks the Red Carpet After Opening Up about Ditching Acting for Grandma Life originally appeared on Parade. Actress Linda Hamilton is best known for her role as Sarah Connor in ...

Given that Stranger Things is one of Netflix's biggest series of all time, it makes complete sense that the streamer would go all out for the last season. Likewise, Stranger Things has a history of ...

Given that Hamilton has often played badass protagonists in a number of her past projects, it'd make sense that she's playing ...

Dark Fate might be the best-rated Terminator movie sequel, the best sequel was actually the TV series, The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

Linda Hamilton just said "hasta la vista, baby" to the last three Terminator films Dave Quinn is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is the author of the ...

It’s fair to call Linda Hamilton the queen of sci-fi. How it happened, she believes, was a “lucky accident.” “I actually really love reading sci-fi too. I really do enjoy the characters ...

Linda Hamilton's role in the 'Terminator' franchise was pivotal, so she wasn't recast for the third movie. But one of her co-stars was. by Christina Nunn. Published on November 5, 2022.

Also Read: Linda Hamilton to Return in New 'Terminator' Movie for Paramount, Skydance Hamilton also starred in “Terminator 2: Judgment Day,” when the machines made a second attempt on John’s ...

The actress has starred in three Terminator movies since 1984 Linda Hamilton may be “done” playing Sarah Connor. The actress, 63, shared her reluctance to reprise her iconic role in a new ...

Thirty-five years after she first played Sarah Connor, Linda Hamilton is still Earth's best defense against time-traveling cyborgs. In Terminator: Dark Fate, the actress returns to the big screen ...

What Terminator: Dark Fate teaches us, pretty quickly, is that these movies have always been Linda Hamilton’s movies and trying to keep churning them out without her was a lesson in futility.