[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. 25 February 2023. Both had troubled relationships with their parents, but then, that did not make them unusual. But behind closed doors, a toxic mix of scorn, jealousy, and greed is about to boil over into a scene of shocking carnage. Robin had apparently told the police that she was convinced one of her brothers killed their parents. Tap into Getty Images' global scale, data-driven insights, and network of more than 340,000 creators to create content exclusively for your brand. Their hopes were dashed, however, on a Friday afternoon in August, 1983, when Robin Rouse, alone in her car . His role as a reformed neo-Nazi in American History X (1998) earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Actor. Sixteen years later, he would confess and be convicted of their murders. Courtesy of Illinois Department of Corrections. In June 1980, I was finishing my junior year at Libertyville High School when my dad read the horrifying details in the newspaper. "The kids had everything, but they had nothing.". 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. Waller did not to seek the death penalty because of Rouses age at the time of the murders. [5][6][7] His father, Edward Mower Norton Jr., served in Vietnam as a Marine lieutenant before becoming an environmental lawyer and conservation advocate working in Asia and a federal prosecutor in the Carter administration. Rouse confessed to killing his parents, Bruce and Darlene Rouse, on June 5, 1980. He abides by Skanes' no-nonsense approach to coaching. [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. As an angsty teen, I attended some of the same drinking parties as the Rouse siblings, Kurt, then 20, Robin, 16, and Billy, 15. Newsletter, Paddock Publications, Inc. is an Employee-Owned Company. He is a trustee of Enterprise Community Partners, a non-profit organization which advocates for affordable housing, and serves as president of the American branch of the Maasai Wilderness Conservation Trust. 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." Before he lost his nearly $169,000 home, before his wife and two boys left. His performance in Brian Friel's Lovers brought him to the attention of playwright Edward Albee, whose one-act plays Norton enjoyed. Pool photo by Thomas Delany Jr./Sun-Times Media. They were among the wealthier families in the community, and lived in a woodsy estate in unincorporated Libertyville, just outside the village boundary. It wasn't that good of a shot, just grazed him more or less, and he fell back on the bed," Rouse says. Something was not right today. [33] During production, Norton was allegedly dissatisfied with director Tony Kaye's first screening. Rouse was living in a ramshackle houseboat with no doors when he was arrested in a 1995 bank robbery case. In Libertyville, where the Rouses were prominent in business, social and civic circles, reactions to the confession ran the gamut from relief to disbelief. Fire destroyed the house in 2002. A 1996 jury deliberated eight hours before finding Rouse guilty of the murders. [168] Interview magazine commented that Norton has successfully portrayed a wide range of roles and found it impossible to simply characterize him as a leading man, a villain, or a character actor. The killings were a. He then rented a studio space near The Public Theater and presented his auditions of Shakespearean works to her. Billy Rouse didn't testify during his trial, but his attorneys raised the specter that his brother was the killer. The film, as well as Norton's performance, was well received by critics. He lived as a drifter, always in trouble with alcohol, drugs and petty crimes. Everyone thought one of two Rouse brothers did it. Fagan worked on other crimes and was promoted to undersheriff, "but I always had his mug shot in my folder," he says of Billy's picture. Darlene and Bruce Rouse, prominent owners of a chain of gas stations, had been brutally shot at close range in their bedroom overnight. "This can't be my son that did this. "There is only justice.". Facebook gives people the power to. He also starred in the film Fight Club (1999), which garnered a cult following. Leaving work one day, he was attacked, stabbed and left for dead . Today, the house is once again a single-family residence, and its quiet facade belies the horrors that took place within. Robin Rouse. 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. He later took lessons from acting coach Terry Schreiber after discovering he was looking for a Japanese translator to help direct a play in Tokyo. His mother, Lydia Robinson "Robin" (Rouse), was a foundation executive and teacher of English, and a daughter of famed real estate developer James Rouse, who developed Columbia, MD; she passed away of brain . [77] The Houston Chronicle similarly lauded the film for its vibrant plot and described Norton's performance as "mysterious and understated". [160][162] He also expressed "grave concerns" over the Trump administration's position regarding climate change. With the Dark Knight trapped by Damian's mother, Talia al Ghul, the Boy Wonder took to the battlefield, against his father's wishes. Purchase canvas prints, framed prints, tapestries, posters, greeting cards, and more. His father responded by hanging him from a hook on the wall. He lived in an old servant's cottage behind the family's home because of his strained relationship with his parents, and later moved to California. [88] The Writers Guild of America credited Penn as the sole writer, arguing that Norton had not contributed significantly to the screenplay. "Yes and no," Rouse replied. Billy went to live in Key West, Florida, where he continued his drug use, squandered his share of the estate, married, divorced and was almost homeless. Police believed that the children had much to gain by remaining silent. It needs to be acknowledged first and foremost, and then it needs to be contended with. Just because someone is dead on Once Upon a Time doesn't mean they're gone forever. [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. [40] Fight Club premiered at the 1999 Venice International Film Festival. But the three Rouse siblings ran in some of the same circles as my friends. I had read about the country since I was a child - obsessively from my mid-twenties onwards - and it was Holy Land for me. Norton has since directed and acted in the crime film Motherless Brooklyn (2019), and starred in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (2022). [12] Albee remarked that Norton was a rare actor "who really knocked me out". He was living on a houseboat in Key West, having squandered his share of the $2 million fortune his father made with a chain of gas stations. [137] After rising to stardom, Norton bought a solar energy-powered home in Los Angeles and switched to a hybrid car. [38], In the 1999 David Fincher-directed film Fight Club, Norton played an unnamed unreliable narrator who feels trapped in his white-collar job. Donating monthly from now until the toad is overthrown. October 12, 1992. [115] The film was released on November 1, 2019, and received mixed reviews. Sixteen years later, Fagan took Billy Rouse's confession of how he killed the couple. "I didn't want him in (expletive) misery, so I got out the (expletive) knife and stabbed him until he stopped moving.". He also starred in the film Fight Club (1999), which garnered a cult following . [108], In 2014, Norton played in two Academy Award-winning films, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance). [130][131][132], Norton appeared on the PBS genealogy series Finding Your Roots in January 2023, where it was confirmed that Pocahontas was his 12th great-grandmother. [138] The initiative was welcomed by many of Norton's fellow celebrities, notably Salma Hayek, Brad Pitt, Danny DeVito, Alicia Silverstone and Robin Williams. . I ve been off center and unfocused. [94] It was a box office success, grossing over $263 million. "There is no victory in anything like that," Gordon said. Sixteen years later, he would confess and be convicted of their murders. [90] He dismissed the accusations and said that the media had misrepresented the "healthy" collaborations for headlines. William Rouse left, and Robin Rouse leave court after appearing before the Lake County Grand Jury in Waukegan, Ill., on Monday, July 21, 1980. [5] Norton was cast as Baldwin IV, the leper king of Jerusalem, in 2005's epic historical film Kingdom of Heaven. But relatives managed to wall off the children behind a protective cordon of lawyers. On the day Kurt, Robin and Billy Rouse attended their parents' funeral, Lake County sheriff's detective Chuck Fagan started investigating the heinous crime. As detectives checked further, they also found teeth and bloody tissues strewn about the entire bedroom. The children, guided by relatives, lawyered up almost immediately. [9][11] He has two younger siblings, Molly and James. A resident of the home, a middle-aged woman who refused to give her name, knows well what happened there in 1980. While in 6th grade, Billy had been sent to the principal's office for setting off a false fire alarm. "It's just a field.". Booking photo of William Rouse on Oct. 14, 1995. "When he was ready to spill, he spilled it, and Chuck was the person he talked to," Pavletic says. ", When Fagan loaded Rouse into a car heading for the flight back to Illinois to face charges, "Billy asked, 'Could I drive?'" For his role in the black comedy Birdman (2014), Norton earned another Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Only 15 when he killed his parents in a notorious Libertyville crime in 1980, William "Billy" Rouse was convicted of their murders in 1996. Set in 19th-century Austria-Hungary, The Illusionist was loosely based on novelist Steven Millhauser's short story "Eisenheim the Illusionist" and received generally positive critical reviews. "Well, my dad sat up real quick, looked at me and the trigger went off again. Louisiana businessman Donald Rouse Sr. and the regional supermarket chain he co-owns became engulfed in controversy after a photo surfaced on Facebook showing him and his former human resources. He was living on a houseboat in Key West, having squandered his share of the $2 million fortune his father made with a chain of gas stations. Son Kurt, 20, living in an outbuilding powered by an extension cord from the house, also reported nothing unusual. After graduating from Yale College in 1991, he worked for a few months in Japan before moving to Manhattan to pursue an acting career. [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". 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. Did I know the family? Actions not words of sympathy or support. [123], Since coming to fame in the mid-1990s, Norton has opted not to discuss his personal life in public, saying that he "believes that excessive media coverage can distract him from fulfilling his role as an actor". As Rouse talked about his sad life, Fagan sensed he wanted to talk about his parents. Organize, control, distribute and measure all of your digital content. Toronto Star's Peter Howell praised Norton's direction, but thought the film was complex and too long. At 8:30 on the morning of June 6, 1980, Robin answered the ringing telephone. That didn't work," said Rouse, who fractured his father's skull before he went to the kitchen to fetch a knife. Bruce Rouse was the next victim. Norton emerged as a filmmaker in the 2000s. [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. [129] Hayek still remains friends with Norton. [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. [52] The Dallas Morning News praised his acting and labeled the film "a smart directorial debut". One friend remembered a young Kurt Rouse confronting her at a party when the murders remained unsolved. [170][171][172] He feels it necessary to keep his off-screen life to himself and opts for a "normal life. [157][158] Norton was a supporter of Democrat Eliot Spitzer, former New York governor. With Bronte Carmichael, Richard E. Grant, Gillian Anderson, Adeel Akhtar. [136] He is an advocate for renewable energy, specifically solar energy. The Rouses were the model suburban family. 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. The Score and Norton's performance was well received. [56] The Los Angeles Times also lauded him as an "enormously gifted young actor" who pulled off the character successfully. [95] However, he was replaced by Mark Ruffalo, allegedly due to Norton's "disputes" with Marvel. On June 6, 1980, they were murdered in their bed. [12], At age five, Norton and his parents saw a musical related to Cinderella at the Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts (CCTA), starring his babysitter, which ignited his interest in the theater. She remembers glancing at the family mansion every time she headed north on Milwaukee Road to Wisconsin. [19], In 1995, casting agent Shirley Rich discovered Norton. [110] Besides acting, Norton announced in February 2014 that he would direct Motherless Brooklyn, a crime drama based on the acclaimed 1999 novel by Jonathan Lethem. [116], Norton had voice-acting roles in the animated features Sausage Party (2016)[117] and The Guardian Brothersthe English-dubbed version of the Chinese animated film Little Door Gods (2017). Billy Rouse recalled one time during his childhood when his father ignored him to read to Robin. [96] Norton later claimed that he chose not to play Hulk again because he "wanted more diversity" and opted against associating himself with one character throughout his career. [151], Norton has served as a member of the board of trustees of Enterprise Community Partners, a non-profit developer of affordable housing founded by his grandparents, since 1998. Many viewed the north suburb as a privileged place to grow up with a charming downtown, involved parents and high-performing schools. 2023 Getty Images. [144][145] The website uses a social-networking framework to help raise funds for charity. In1983 tragedy struck once again when 20-year-old Robin was killed in an unrelated car accident. Her only other comment, a passing reference to the media, could just as easily have been a valedictory for the events that took place in her home some 15 years ago. 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. [98] In 2009, Norton produced the documentary By the People: The Election of Barack Obama, which follows former U.S. president Barack Obama's campaigns leading to his 2008 election victory. [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). 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 . [2][3] Incidents include Norton's editing the final cut of American History X (1998), which is 40 minutes longer than director Tony Kaye's version;[34] conflicts with director Brett Ratner on the set of Red Dragon (2002);[62] refusing to promote The Italian Job (2003);[68] and uncredited rewriting of the screenplay for The Incredible Hulk (2008), which angered screenwriter Zak Penn. Instead, Billy matter-of-factly told Fagan his mother's purse was missing from the bedroom. The Rouses were the rich people. [89] Norton did not participate in promoting the film and went to Africa for humanitarian activities instead,[62] it led to rumors that Norton was sparking conflicts with the film's producers. [136] He narrated the four-part National Geographic documentary Strange Days on Planet Earth (2005), which examines earth system science. Fred Rouse was a black butcher for Swift & Company in the Stockyards. [118] He played Whit Yardsham, an estranged friend and business partner of Howard Inlet (Will Smith) in the 2016 drama Collateral Beauty. She could pursue a career as a professional gamer then, which will surely suit her fancy. [65][66], Paramount Pictures forced Norton to star in the heist film The Italian Job (2003), threatening to sue him for violating a three-film contract he had signed; the studio had previously distributed 1996's Primal Fear and 2001's The Score. [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. He had a gunshot wound to the jaw, as well as several stab wounds to the chest area. Rouse is avoiding the traps that led him to squander two Division I-A football scholarships and landed him in jail for two months. She ordered him to serve consecutive maximum 40-year sentences. View the profiles of people named Robin Rouse. "I got in the car and drove around," he said. Wife Darlene was a member of all the right clubs and organizations,. [54] In 2001's heist film The Score, Norton plays Jack Teller, an ambitious young thief caught in an unlikely alliance with experienced thief Nick Wells (Robert De Niro) arranged by his long-time friend Max (Marlon Brando). 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.' In the film, Norton portrayed retired Air Force colonel Eric Byer, who decides to terminate an illegal operation after it is exposed to the FBI, and kill everyone involved. On the morning of June 6, 1980, William Rouse told police that he had been asleep in his bedroom just upstairs from his parents on the night that his parents were murdered. After losing one of the biggest matches of her career to Liv Morgan at SummerSlam, Rousey was understandably upset. [68] His performance was well received by critics, with The New Yorker calling him "intelligent and incisive one of those rare actors who hold the audience's attention with everything they say". Robin thanked Howard, Fred, Gary and Ronnie for being amazing throughout the ordeal. That's both a blessing and a curse". One was an air ball., Go big or go home. His daughter Robin is the mother of actor Edward Norton. [128] Norton absented himself from the premiere of The Italian Job, in which he starred, to attend the premiere of The Maldonado Miracle, Hayek's directorial debut. "A gross delinquent, always in trouble of one kind or another. 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. "It was creepy-scary," said Cindy Hutson, 54, who lived in Mundelein, where the Rouses were also well known. Bruce Rouse, 44, had deep roots in Lake County. His family had been in the area since the 1880s; his grandfather was a former mayor of Mundelein. [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. Collect, curate and comment on your files. Tribune staff writer Cornelia Grumman contributed to this story. A commander with the Lake County Major Crimes Task Force, Fagan teamed with Cpl. [86] Director Louis Leterrier welcomed his contributions, saying that, "Edward's script has given Bruce's story real gravitas". He gained immediate recognition and critical acclaim for his debut in Primal Fear (1996), which earned him a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actor and an Academy Award nomination in the same category. My friends and I had always worked hard to present ourselves as indifferent to most adult concerns, fashioning ourselves as rebels. [106] The Guardian panned the film as "smug and humourless,"[107] while The Washington Post called it "surprisingly wise, funny and affecting". Even the house, dubbed Murder Mansion, Hell House and other names in various TV shows about the crimes, couldn't recover. 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. [76] The San Francisco Chronicle dubbed the film "rich and elegant" and wrote of Norton's character: "he doesn't just seduce the on-screen audience but the audience watching in the movie theater". [173] The Daily Telegraph attributed Norton's lack of interest in celebrity status to his family of "distinguished political and social activists. Time magazine labeled him "excellent",[46] and Variety magazine was impressed by his embracing a range of techniques needed for his character. As a teenager growing up in Libertyville, Rouse dabbled in booze and drugs and quarreled constantly with his parents when they tried to discipline him, authorities said. "If I'm going to do it, I'm going to do it," Billy Rouse told himself as he sat outside his parents' room for 10 minutes before going in and moving to his mom's side of the bed. [59] The final screenplay, with Norton's contribution, received positive reviews from critics as well as admiration from the film's co-stars including Hayek and Alfred Molina. says Fagan, who declined. Kurt Rouse married and moved to California, and Billy Rouse drifted down to Key West, where he squandered his share of the estate and ran afoul of the law. [73] It grossed over $211 million worldwide. For the next 15 years, Billy Rouse carried that secret with him, according to authorities. I m getting things done, but something was gnawing at me and then as has happened for more than two decades I remember. Robin Ashenden. The film is based on Chuck Palahniuk's 1996 novel. [63][64] Norton also co-produced and featured in 25th Hour, a film about post-9/11 New York City. Four months later, a surveyor wading into the river during a road-widening project stumbled upon guns and a garbage bag of items that included a purse and wallet with a driver's license. DAILY HERALD FILE, Lake County First Assistant State's Attorney Jeffrey Pavletic led the prosecution's case that solved a notorious murder in his hometown. At least half the jurors attended his sentencing. It was early Friday in Key West when Rouse gave a videotaped confession to investigators from the Lake County Major Crime Task Force. Puyallup, Washington. Smooth and cool., Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information. Robin age 16, and son, Billy age 15, lived in the main house. He is also the UN Goodwill Ambassador for Biodiversity. In 1983, Robin told authorities that she suspected one of her brothers was responsible for her parents' murder, but the day before she was set to talk to police, she got into an accident. Plant Memorial Trees Opens send flowers url in a new window Opens send flowers url in a new window Kurt Rouse, 36, took the witness stand and denied killing his parents. [152] The company has invested $9 billion in equity capital, pre-development lending, mortgage financing, and house building for low-income Americans. In 2002, the mansion burned, attracting a crowd of observers. Moulin Rouge! [113] The film won the Academy Award for Best Picture and earned Norton his third Academy nomination for Best Supporting Actor. The Rouse children scattered, but they remained the subject of rumors. KEY WEST - There were two constants in William Rouse's life in this hideaway town: Busch beer and a deadly secret. 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. Robin Rouse, at age 19, died in a single-car crash in Racine County, Wis., in 1983. 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. Their sister Robin died in a 1983 car accident. Figuring that fleeing would "make me look really guilty," Rouse drove to the Route 60 bridge over the Des Plaines River. Sun., Aug. 11, 1996 Associated Press A man who inherited millions when his parents were murdered 16 years ago was convicted Saturday of killing them over an argument about drug use. [64] Norton's next lead role was in the neo-western film Down in the Valley (2005), playing a delusional man who purports to be a cowboy. 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"Little did I realize all those years later when the case had been solved, I'd be prosecuting the murder.". [14], In 1984, Norton won the acting cup at Pasquaney, an annual summer camp for boys in Hebron, New Hampshire, where he later returned as a theater director. He went upstairs and cleaned his shotgun before opting for his dad's semi-automatic shotgun. Courtesy of Lake County sheriff's department, where an independent bookie was beaten to death, Click here to sign up for the The killer held the gun close enough to leave powder marks on her cheek. His earlier misses? "[134], Norton also learned he is a distant cousin of fellow actor Julia Roberts. "[124] He also expects different approaches to projects with different collaborators and wishes for "happy" working situations as long as "the boundaries of the collaboration are well-established in the beginning. [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. ``But justice was finally done in this case.. "I did it for shock value, and there was none.". Sixteen years later, Fagan took Billy Rouse's confession of how he killed the couple. [55] The San Francisco Chronicle stated that despite starring with screen legends De Niro and Brando, Norton's acting "outdoes even that of Brando". ", Filming around the village started in the fall, but it's uncertain if and when the documentary will be aired, Weppler said. 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. [111] The Los Angeles Times lauded him for successfully portraying the volatility of the character,[112] and Newsday complimented his "truly moving" poetic delivery. 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