Kathleen Turner, 69, spotted on rare NYC outing using a cane

Hollywood star Kathleen Turner was noticed out on a rare stroll in Manhattan on Monday.

It was the very first photographed sighting of the “Romancing the Stone” star, who was born Mary Kathleen Turner, considering the fact that she attended a screening of Bradley Cooper’s Oscar-nominated “Maestro” in New York previous November.

Turner, 69, wore a prolonged black overcoat and used a cane as she walked downtown on Canal Road at the beginning of the 7 days. 

Turner’s heyday at the motion pictures was for the duration of the 1980s, when the actress was propelled to superstardom by the thriller “Body Heat.”

She then designed a slew of films over that 10 years, this kind of as “Prizzi’s Honor” and “The Accidental Tourist.” 

But she’s potentially finest remembered for enjoying an adventuring novelist in 1984’s “Romancing the Stone,” directed by Robert Zemeckis, and its sequel “The Jewel of the Nile” a yr afterwards. In both, her co-star was Michael Douglas.

Turner admitted in an job interview very last calendar year that she and Douglas, who was separated from his very first spouse, Diandra Luker, really almost place the romance in “Romancing.”

“I imagine we could possibly have been falling in appreciate,” Turner explained to The Guardian. “But then Diandra flew down and created it crystal clear that she did not take into account Michael to be obtainable. So that ended that for the reason that I just can’t get concerned with a further woman’s romantic relationship. But oh my, that awareness is delicious!”

She did not get the male, but quickly soon after she received an Oscar nod — Most effective Actress for 1986’s “Peggy Sue Bought Married,” directed by Francis Ford Coppola and also starring Nicolas Cage.

Afterwards in the aughts, whilst getting on scaled-down movie and Tv set roles, Turner turned a perfectly regarded stage actress. 

She was nominated for the Tony Award for Very best Actress two times — in 1990 for enjoying Maggie in “Cat on a Very hot Tin Roof” and then in 2005 for getting on the venomous Martha in “Who’s Frightened of Virginia Woolf?” For “Cat,” she gained a exclusive “Outstanding Broadway Debut” Tony.

Turner also induced a stir on Broadway in 2002 for baring skin in “The Graduate.” 

Post critic Clive Barnes stated, “In the play’s notorious nude scene, [Turner] no-nonsensically reveals a good offer more than a coy Nicole Kidman did in identical situations.”

More not long ago, the nonetheless-operating actress reunited with co-star Douglas for a 2021 episode of “The Kominsky Method.”

“He’s these a great mate,” she explained to The Guardian. “It made it really easy to participate in ex-spouse and wife. In a amusing way, we had been. Not that I ever married the man — never ever would have, under no circumstances could have!”