Fred Rouse was a black butcher for Swift & Company in the Stockyards. [69] Rolling Stone praised his character as "perversely magnetic" despite giving the film a negative review. [118] He played Whit Yardsham, an estranged friend and business partner of Howard Inlet (Will Smith) in the 2016 drama Collateral Beauty. Time magazine labeled him "excellent",[46] and Variety magazine was impressed by his embracing a range of techniques needed for his character. Courtesy of Illinois Department of Corrections. [2] In The Observer, Peter Preston noted that his image was unlike that of conventional screen "stars" because his most memorable characters are unlikeable, specifically a neo-Nazi in American History X. Preston likened his characters to those played by Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro, whom Norton admires. A film crew has been prowling around Libertyville, digging up history on the Rouse murders and awakening youthful memories that still give me chills. "He likes to challenge the director. [129][164][165][166][167] The Daily Telegraph observed that "the tag 'finest actor of his generation' clings to him wherever he goes". Even the house, dubbed Murder Mansion, Hell House and other names in various TV shows about the crimes, couldn't recover. [90] He dismissed the accusations and said that the media had misrepresented the "healthy" collaborations for headlines. Living under that cloud, Kurt took his estimated $600,000 inheritance, moved to California and forged a new life. He is married to Canadian film producer Shauna Robertson, with whom he has two children. People wondered if the children knew something, or whether the sons, whose drug and alcohol abuse led to clashes with their parents, had been involved in the slayings. On June 6, 1980, they were murdered in their bed. The children refused to testify before a grand jury and a coroner's inquest, leaving authorities stymied in their efforts-even though at one point, Robin reportedly told police that she believed one of her brothers had committed the crime. Like his previous venture, The Painted Veil garnered positive feedback from reviewers. WAUKEGAN, Ill. (AP) _ A man who inherited millions when his parents were murdered 16 years ago was convicted Saturday of killing them over an argument about military school. [140] He is the president of the American branch of the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust. The parents showered the kids with money, fancy cars, horses and other trappings. But relatives managed to wall off the children behind a protective cordon of lawyers. Billy Rouse recalled one time during his childhood when his father ignored him to read to Robin. Everybody should be uncomfortable with it. A shirtless Billy Rouse, 15, sits outside his family home on June 6, 1980, while police investigate the savage slayings of his parents in their bedroom. For the next 15 years, Billy Rouse carried that secret with him, according to authorities. [62] Nevertheless, a few collaborators with whom Norton reportedly had disputes have expressed their respect for him: Kaye wanted to feature Norton in some of his other ventures, and Ratner offered to help with production of Norton's film Motherless Brooklyn and got along well with Norton. 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The film, as well as Norton's performance, was well received by critics. [135], Norton's father is an environmental lawyer and conservationist; Norton is an environmentalist. Streamline your workflow with our best-in-class digital asset management system. Tap into Getty Images' global scale, data-driven insights, and network of more than 340,000 creators to create content exclusively for your brand. Robin Rouse's obituary gives her birthplace as Pensacola, Florida, however her social security application gives it as Baltimore, Maryland. Family secrets such as abuse, drug use or mental illness weren't openly discussed, though divorce rates had soared by the close of the 1970s. politics. Impressed by his acting, she introduced Norton to the executives of the noir drama Primal Fear, an adaptation of William Diehl's 1993 novel. Norton emerged as a filmmaker in the 2000s. "With his shaggy hair and faraway eyes, Kurt had a certain air of Manson family about him," writer Dominick Dunne said when his TV crime series, "Power, Privilege, and Justice," took on the Rouse murders. Rouse used his inheritance to buy a home in Key West, but he couldn't stop his life from spiraling out of control. [61] In 2011, Norton proposed to Canadian film producer Shauna Robertson after dating for six years. "For a small community like Libertyville, it was a big deal," remembers Lake County First Assistant State's Attorney Jeffrey Pavletic, who grew up in Libertyville but was attending the University of Dallas when the crime occurred. He played kids show host Sheldon Mopes, who quickly rises to fame for his character "Smoochy the Rhino", in the black comedy Death to Smoochy. "I drive by it every day," says Pavletic, who lives in Libertyville. is a glittery spectacular musical and after 20 years, it still shines in the hearts of fans everywhere. [34] The New Yorker wrote that he gave Derek an "ambiguous erotic allure" which made the film memorable,[35] while the Chicago Tribune deemed his performance an immediate contender for an Oscar. Instead, Billy matter-of-factly told Fagan his mother's purse was missing from the bedroom. Oswego Easts Jehvion Starwood steps up with winning 3-pointer in OT. [105] This production venture received a mixed response. As Rouse talked about his sad life, Fagan sensed he wanted to talk about his parents. [172], Norton has a strict work ethic and a high desire for professionalism. He is projected to finish his sentence in 2038, shortly before his 74th birthday. " Edward's instinct is going to be, 'I have to take over this film.' [83] His next lead film role was Marvel Cinematic Universe's Bruce Banner, and the accompanying alter ego Hulk in the big-budget superhero film The Incredible Hulk, released in 2008. His son Jim applied for conscientious objector status during the Vietnam War with his father's support. "We were extremely blue collar, and the Rouses were like having money. "[174], Due to his controversial opinions, Norton has earned a reputation for being difficult to work with. [2][3] He is discreet about his personal life and has expressed no interest in being a celebrity. Both had troubled relationships with their parents, but then, that did not make them unusual. His performance in Brian Friel's Lovers brought him to the attention of playwright Edward Albee, whose one-act plays Norton enjoyed. The Rouse children scattered, but they remained the subject of rumors. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. At the time of the murders, Darlene Rouse's estate was valued at $820,000, which included life insurance policies on her husband. He has received numerous awards and nominations, including a Golden Globe Award and three Academy Award nominations. He and his wife, Darlene, were well-known in Libertyville and lived in a 13-room house with an indoor pool and horses on their estate. "With the way the bodies had been treated -- brutally -- it must have been a crime of hate," Lake County Sheriff Tom Brown proclaimed that morning as police searched for clues in the rambling 13-room house with hidden passages, an indoor pool and a bucolic 7-acre estate the Rouses shared with their three children north of Libertyville. And now take the pause. [15] He made his professional debut at the age of eight in the musical Annie Get Your Gun at his hometown's Toby's Dinner Theatre. "He was just a real cold kid with a lot of hate inside for his mother," Fagan says. While in 6th grade, Billy had been sent to the principal's office for setting off a false fire alarm. [22] He was selected for the part over two thousand other prospects. His mother, Cheryl Rouse, was stunned. For three and a half years, between Autumn 2018 and 2022, the most thrilling words I could say to anyone - especially myself - were 'I live in Russia.'. When Bruce Rouse jolted awake, Billy Rouse fired a second blast at his father, then pulled a knife and plunged it six times into his father's heart, authorities said. Today, friends recall the Rouse murders with a mixture of curiosity, fear and dread. That's the only attention I ever got from him," Rouse says. "The bad things that happened did not happen in our town," said Weppler, 63, in a phone interview later. "Little did I realize all those years later when the case had been solved, I'd be prosecuting the murder.". [153] In 2008, Norton initiated the company's plan to embark on green affordable housing. "I wanted his attention, so I set his bed on fire," Rouse recalled. "It was a tragic case.". Young people traveled the route often those days, because the drinking age was 18 in Wisconsin as opposed to 21 in Illinois. It needs to be acknowledged first and foremost, and then it needs to be contended with. [114] Norton had wanted to work on the project since 1999 but did not begin until Brett Ratner, director of 2002's Red Dragon, joined in to help production. [141] To raise money for the trust, Norton fielded a team of thirty runners for the New York City Marathon on November 1, 2009; the team included himself, three Maasai tribesmen, and fellow celebrity musician Alanis Morissette. He and his wife, Darlene, were well-known in Libertyville and lived in a 13-room house with an indoor pool and horses on their estate. During production, Norton and director Brett Ratner argued frequently over the script. "He rubs the mud away and he sees the license and sees the name Darlene Rouse," Pavletic says. He established the production company Class 5 Films in 2003, and was director or producer of the films Keeping the Faith (2000), Down in the Valley (2005), and The Painted Veil (2006). 25 February 2023. He lived as a drifter, always in trouble with alcohol, drugs and petty crimes. says Fagan, who declined. she recalled him asking her. [9][11] He has two younger siblings, Molly and James. Rouse is avoiding the traps that led him to squander two Division I-A football scholarships and landed him in jail for two months. 5:30 PM. Born in Boston and raised in Columbia, Maryland,[1] Norton was drawn to theatrical productions at local venues as a child. [170][171][172] He feels it necessary to keep his off-screen life to himself and opts for a "normal life. "I got in the car and drove around," he said. Collect, curate and comment on your files. The confession of William Rouse may close the chapter on not only a savage murder case, but also a failed American Dream. "Yes and no," Rouse replied. [133], Norton expressed discomfort upon learning his ancestors owned a family of slaves: "The short answer is these things are uncomfortable, and you should be uncomfortable with them. Besides acting and filmmaking, he is an environmental activist and social entrepreneur. So I was not surprised when I read that Mayor Terry Weppler in October made a point of telling the documentary's film crew during a Libertyville board meeting that the Rouse mansion was actually outside the village proper. In this stop-motion short film, a bird raised by mice begins to question where she belongs and sets off on a daring journey of self-discovery. Purchase canvas prints, framed prints, tapestries, posters, greeting cards, and more. With three members of the family dead, another in prison and their home burned, all that misery, sorrow and horror is reduced to memories. Bruce Rouse, 44, had deep roots in Lake County. [155] During the 2004 presidential election, Norton urged college students to vote against the Republican nominee George W. Bush, further criticizing his plans to cut college financing and his support of tax breaks for the rich. Later, he and several friends went on a vandalism rampage of three Libertyville schools. As she slept that night, authorities said, Rouse crept into their bedroom armed with a shotgun, placed it at point-blank range between his mother's eyes and squeezed the trigger. In 1995, Billy Rouse was living in a ramshackle houseboat in Key West, Fla., having squandered his inheritance on drugs and alcohol, when police came calling again in connection with a bank robbery, according to news reports. Robin Rouse was her daddy's girl. [59][60][61] In the horror film Red Dragon, Norton starred as retired FBI profiler Will Graham, who is assigned to track down a mysterious serial killer utilizing his psychological abilities. The Rouses were the model suburban family. Bruce and Darlene Rouse were self-made millionaires who took up residence in a 13-bedroom mansion in unincorporated Libertyville at 2057 N. Milwaukee Ave., a few blocks north of Route 137. [12] At the CCTA, he acted in several theatrical productions directed by Toby Orenstein. Plant Memorial Trees Opens send flowers url in a new window Opens send flowers url in a new window The death of the current Robin happened during the New 52, in 2013's Batman Inc. #8 (by Grant Morrison, Chris Burnham and Jason Masters). [64] Norton was expected to reprise his role in future Marvel Cinematic Universe ventures, including the 2012 blockbuster The Avengers. Even through the lens of jaded youth, the murders were shocking. Director David Cargill Writer Joseph Peicott (staff writer) Stars [95] However, he was replaced by Mark Ruffalo, allegedly due to Norton's "disputes" with Marvel. Reviewers criticized the film for its cliched plot. Join Facebook to connect with Robin Rouse and others you may know. "There is no victory in anything like that," Gordon said. Later, the abandoned building was demolished, leaving room only for memories. 1945 - 2020. "There is only justice.". Not really. 2023 Getty Images. [102] The film was acclaimed by critics[103] and grossed over $68 million. DAILY HERALD FILE, Only 15 when he killed his parents in a notorious Libertyville crime in 1980, William "Billy" Rouse was convicted of their murders in 1996. [15] In 1994, Norton auditioned for Albee's Finding the Sun but did not get the part. That's both a blessing and a curse". In March 2022, on the day of another sentencing of Russian opposition leader and political prisoner Alexei Navalny, Norton became the first celebrity sponsor of the international Anti-Corruption Foundation. [72] Jack Moore described Norton's performance in Kingdom of Heaven as "phenomenal", and "so far removed from anything that he has ever done that we see the true complexities of his talent". Actions not words of sympathy or support. She lost control of her car in Racine, Wisconsin, where she was attending college, and died in a fatal car crash. "I didn't want him in (expletive) misery, so I got out the (expletive) knife and stabbed him until he stopped moving.". Getting at Robin, they agreed, was the most likely way of breaking the code of silence. That didn't work," said Rouse, who fractured his father's skull before he went to the kitchen to fetch a knife. [19] Norton insisted that he was not romantically involved with Love, and the two were only friends and colleagues. [122] In 2022, Norton portrayed New York tech billionaire Miles Bron in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. [29] The film and Norton's performance received a lukewarm response; Entertainment Weekly wrote that his acting "never really goes anywhere",[30] while the Chicago Reader observed that his character was not good enough to make the film interesting. There are many actors I would like to work with but it has to be the right role. Libertyville's former mayor, Gilbert Stiles, 73, said the murders at the time "cast a cloud" over his town. Fred Rouse was later. Timeka Gordon and Fred Rouse III stand behind 100 roses left at the site where Rouse's grandfather Fred Rouse was attacked 100 years ago at the Fort Worth Stockyards. [12] Albee remarked that Norton was a rare actor "who really knocked me out". [51] The film received mixed critical reviews. [161] He produced a campaign video for Obama's 2012 presidential race with Bennett Miller; the video featured voters from diverse economic and racial backgrounds. May this hero lead Russia one day. After graduating from Yale College in 1991, he worked for a few months in Japan before moving to Manhattan to pursue an acting career. Pool photo by Thomas Delany Jr./Sun-Times Media, A detective whose years of work finally resulted in a murder conviction in the infamous 1980 slaying of a wealthy Libertyville couple, Chuck Fagan retired as undersheriff for the Lake County sheriff's department in 2011. [53] Entertainment Weekly remarked that Norton's emergence as a director was decent, but criticized the plot because it "proposes heavy theological aims, then disavows any such thing". [129] The two broke up in 2003. "Well, my dad sat up real quick, looked at me and the trigger went off again. The killings were a jarring reality check that tempered our idealism and conflicted with our youthful disdain for authority. [156] He also made speeches to encourage voters to support Democratic nominee John Kerry. Norton planned for this project in 2006, when Obama was a senator from Illinois, elaborating that Obama was "an interesting prism through which to examine politics". [22] The playwright was impressed with Norton's rehearsal performance and cast him for its world premiere. It was early Friday in Key West when Rouse gave a videotaped confession to investigators from the Lake County Major Crime Task Force. Norton, whose family had known of possible relation to Pocahontas and her husband John Rolfe for years, replied to the findings: "It makes you realize what a small piece of the human story you are". He was later convicted of the killings and sentenced to 80 years in prison. [9] While there, he also studied Japanese, acted in university productions, and was a competitive rower. [79] The Guardian applauded the film as "faultless" and "powerful" as well as Norton's "genuinely affecting" performance. No, he said, because all "I had to deal with then was gone." [19], In 1998, Norton starred alongside Matt Damon in Rounders, which follows two friends who urgently need cash and play poker to pay off a huge debt. ``There was a long time between the crime and the guilty verdict, prosecutor Michael Waller said. Amy Robach was planning the ultimate revenge if she got axed from Good Morning America over the scandalous affair with co-host T.J. Holmes by writing a blow-the-lid-off, tell-all book,RadarOnline . During the trial, Rouses lawyer claimed the confession was coerced and suggested Rouses older brother was the real killer. Son Kurt, 20, living in an outbuilding powered by an extension cord from the house, also reported nothing unusual. Rouse confessed to killing his parents, Bruce and Darlene Rouse, on June 5, 1980. It only makes sense that I would delve into the visual arts and discover my love. Just because someone is dead on Once Upon a Time doesn't mean they're gone forever. [38], In the 1999 David Fincher-directed film Fight Club, Norton played an unnamed unreliable narrator who feels trapped in his white-collar job. When Billy Rouse moved to Florida, Fagan used his police connections to monitor his scrapes with the law. Millions of high-quality images, video, and music options are waiting for you. The Score and Norton's performance was well received. [12][18] After graduating from Yale in 1991, conversant in Japanese, Norton worked not-for-profit as a representative for his grandfather's company Enterprise Community Partners in Osaka, Japan. [80] Entertainment Weekly appreciated that Norton's production effort did not affect his conventionally compelling acting. [157][158] Norton was a supporter of Democrat Eliot Spitzer, former New York governor. Robin Rouse, at age 19, died in a single-car crash in Racine County, Wis., in 1983. Today, friends recall the Rouse murders with a mixture of curiosity, fear and dread. "It's time to put the demons to bed," Fagan told Rouse. After the murders, the mob briefly took ownership of the house, running an illicit casino that attracted high-rollers in the early 1980s. Both a sister and older brother were home that night; police never learned what happened from either sibling. Robin thanked Howard, Fred, Gary and Ronnie for being amazing throughout the ordeal. Tribune staff writer Cornelia Grumman contributed to this story. Today, the house is once again a single-family residence, and its quiet facade belies the horrors that took place within. He had a gunshot wound to the jaw, as well as several stab wounds to the chest area. [173] The Daily Telegraph attributed Norton's lack of interest in celebrity status to his family of "distinguished political and social activists. Figuring that fleeing would "make me look really guilty," Rouse drove to the Route 60 bridge over the Des Plaines River. This originated with his concerns over environmental issues and sustainable development in addition to housing problems. ", When Fagan loaded Rouse into a car heading for the flight back to Illinois to face charges, "Billy asked, 'Could I drive?'" Access the best of Getty Images with our simple subscription plan. The Rouses were the rich people. [129] Hayek still remains friends with Norton. Newsletter, Paddock Publications, Inc. is an Employee-Owned Company. 19 Likes, 4 Comments - Nana (@nanuchi_arts) on Instagram: "Nothing happened. [81], Norton appeared in two documentaries in 2007: Brando, which chronicles the life and career of screen legend Marlon Brando, with whom Norton co-starred in 2001's The Score,[82] and Man from Plains, which depicts the post-presidency endeavors of former U.S. president Jimmy Carter. Their hopes were dashed, however, on a Friday afternoon in August, 1983, when Robin Rouse, alone in her car . Robin Rouse. Today, friends recall the Rouse murders with a mixture of curiosity, fear and dread. Organize, control, distribute and measure all of your digital content. She recalled in a 2017 piece for The New York Times that Norton "beautifully rewrote the script [of Frida] several times and appallingly never got credit" after she had rejected Harvey Weinstein's sexual demands and Weinstein, in retaliation, had given her "a list of [four] impossible tasks with a tight deadline," including "a rewrite of the script, with no additional payment, or writer's credit" before he would make the film. [94] It was a box office success, grossing over $263 million. Fire destroyed the house in 2002. [127], After Norton had ended his relationship with Love in 1999, he started dating Salma Hayek, with whom he later appeared in the 2002 biopic Frida. It was in addition to her references in a 2006 interview to their past relationship. Puyallup, Washington. He then set to work building a chain of gas stations, owning his first at age 21. Rouse was living in a ramshackle houseboat with no doors when he was arrested in a 1995 bank robbery case. Benjy tried to visit her too, but, as Robin put it, "I avoided him like the plague." Howard asked who was the least sweet to her during the whole thing and Robin named Richard Christy, who said that Robin was doing the show from home after Howard chastised . [22] Norton recalled that he was inspired by Al Pacino, who also began his career in theater while struggling to establish himself in New York. And through the years, the house on Milwaukee Avenue became known as "Murder Mansion," a reputation reinforced when it was sold and turned into an illicit casino. In a videotaped confession, Rouse said he killed his parents after a confrontation with his mother over his drug use in which she threatened to send him to military school. Lake County First Assistant State's Attorney Jeffrey Pavletic led the prosecution's case that solved a notorious murder in his hometown. [28][37] He also has two Golden Globe nominations for Best Supporting Actor for Primal Fear and Birdman, winning for the former.[27][179]. Back then and today Libertyville prided itself on its image, and with good reason. [23] His performance was lauded by critics;[24] the Chicago Sun-Times praised Norton's character as "completely convincing",[25] while the San Francisco Chronicle dubbed the actor "the one to watch" after his compelling debut. When you go away from census counts and you personalise things, you're talking about, possibly, a husband and wife with five girls and these girls are slaves. "My big concern is they want to talk about the gambling. "It was creepy-scary," said Cindy Hutson, 54, who lived in Mundelein, where the Rouses were also well known. Owning a chain of gas stations and cable services, they became prominent members of the Libertyville community. Pool photo by Thomas Delany Jr./Sun-Times Media. He abides by Skanes' no-nonsense approach to coaching. "[134], Norton also learned he is a distant cousin of fellow actor Julia Roberts. [63][64] Norton also co-produced and featured in 25th Hour, a film about post-9/11 New York City. [19] Released in 1996, Primal Fear features Norton in the role of Aaron Stampler, an altar boy who is charged with the murder of a Roman Catholic archbishop and is defended by Martin Vail (Richard Gere). Yes, he said, because it really messed up his sister. [58] He also portrayed Nelson Rockefeller in the biopic film Frida, which depicts the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo (Salma Hayek). "A gross delinquent, always in trouble of one kind or another. Booking photo of William Rouse on Oct. 14, 1995. [119][120][121] Norton worked again with director Anderson for the 2018 stop motion film Isle of Dogs, in which he voiced Rex, a member of a pack of five dogs. Rouse, washing the blood off his arms and hair in the utility room, thought, "I've got to make it look like somebody else did it." His role as a reformed neo-Nazi in American History X (1998) earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Fagan had the foresight to videotape Rouse's confession on Oct. 13, 1995, years before that became common, and the result was chilling. He couldn't pay the taxes and lost his house. [62][115] Some publications interpreted Norton's performance in Birdman (2014), in which he portrays a talented but volatile actor, as a self-referential nod to his image. [136] In 2003, he collaborated with oil company BP to develop the Solar Neighbors program, which aimed to install photovoltaic panels on rooftops of households in Los Angeles. 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