Linda and Leslie Hamilton shot one of the final scenes of James Cameron's classic sci-fi movie in 1991.
The American actress Linda Hamilton is universally known for embodying in the film saga of "Terminator" the character of Sarah Connor, the mother of John Connor, the leader of the human resistance in the war that is unleashed against the machines after the nuclear holocaust, according to the mythology created in the 80's by the director and screenwriter James Cameron.
However, few know that James Cameron himself, taking advantage of the enormous physical resemblance between the two, used Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie, to shoot one of the final scenes of his praised 1991 film "Terminator 2: The Last Judgment". ”, when the lethal polymimetic alloy known as T-1000 took the form of Sarah Connor to trick her son John into killing him.
That scene, in any case, would be Leslie Hamilton's only flirtation with the world of cinema, since she was a nurse for much of her life, dying of cardiac arrest in 2020 at the age of 63, and leaving three children and two grandchildren
As for her famous twin sister, Linda Hamilton, the general public saw her for the last time in 2019, when she again personified Sarah Connor in the film "Terminator: Hidden Destiny", where she appeared avenging the death of her son before the machines commanded by the artificial intelligence Skynet.
