Question: How old was Jackie Bassett when she got married?
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In 1985, Bassett made her first television appearance as a prostitute in the TV movie "Doubletake".
However, she made her official film debut as a news reporter in "F/X" (1986), for which she was required to join the Screen Actors Guild (SAG).
Bassett moved to Los Angeles, California in 1988 for more acting jobs and gained recognition in the films "Boyz n the Hood" (1991) and "Malcolm X" (1992).
For her portrayal of Betty Shabazz, she earned an Image Award.
Despite the award, the movie was not entirely given positive reception, being referred to by critics as failing to "capture" the rage of Malcolm X's autobiography.
In 1992, Bassett played Katherine Jackson in "".
Bassett's agents tried to discourage her from playing the role, given the negative reception that Michael Jackson had.
She admitted to not caring about the negative view of members of the Jackson family at the time, citing her childhood fondness of the group as an example of her passion for the project and believed her "instinct" about the role had been correct once learning of the positive reviews the miniseries received after airing.
During production of "Malcolm X", Spike Lee showed Bassett a tape of the exact moment when Malcolm X was shot during his assassination, since they would be filming the scene.
Bassett called the recording "haunting", but noted that after listening, she was "able to grab hold of the pain and re-create the scene."
Bassett felt it was important for her to get the assassination scene correct, and wondered how Betty "found the strength to keep going, to raise her family, to educate, to sustain them."
"Malcolm X" was released on November 18, 1992.
Later that year, Bassett was cast as Tina Turner in "What's Love Got to Do with It" (1993).
Bassett returned to Los Angeles after "Malcolm X" filming was completed, and got a call for an audition for a movie based on "I, Tina", Tina Turner's memoir.
Bassett won a Golden Globe and earned an Academy Award nomination for her portrayal of Turner.
She was the first African-American to win the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.
Bassett obtained the role after beating Halle Berry and Robin Givens, but only had a month to prepare before shooting.
She met Tina Turner twice, and was given advice by the woman she would be portraying from wigs and outfits to dancing styles.
Turner also did Bassett's make up, leading Bassett to call her "supportive" and her "biggest fan."
In regards to Turner as a person, Bassett said "Why?
People keep asking me why Tina took it for so long?
There are limits for her, for me, for everybody.
One week was my mother's limit.
It was her second husband.
The man was nice and docile for four years of courtship.
She got married to him on a Sunday.
The following Saturday he raised his hand and fractured her nose.
The next day the marriage was annulled.
That was it.
That's my example.
So my limit is nil.
For Tina, the limit was much longer.
"Bassett starred in three movies in 1995, which were released with varied reactions from critics: "Vampire in Brooklyn", "Strange Days", and "Waiting to Exhale" (where she worked with author Terry McMillan).
In "Strange Days", Bassett played Lornette "Mace" Mason, a chauffeur and bodyguard.
In "Vampire in Brooklyn", she played Rita Veder, a tortured cop with a dark secret.
Bassett's character in "Waiting to Exhale", Bernadine Harris, was betrayed by her husband and in revenge she set fire to his entire wardrobe and vehicle, then sold what was left for one dollar.
Bassett described the then-recently filmed party scene and her character in "Waiting to Exhale" to the Orlando Sentinel.
Bassett said, "The thing is that my character is thinking about how her husband has left her.
I have a cigarette in one hand, and I'm drinking.
Basically, the four of us are sitting there talking about men and having some fun."
Bassett described to the Orlando Sentinel going to one of Turner's concerts and crying profusely.
According to Bassett, upon realizing that she knew some of Turner's dance moves, she was "almost a river of tears.
"In 1998, Bassett starred in "How Stella Got Her Groove Back", once again collaborating with McMillan.
She played Stella, a 40-year-old American professional woman who falls in love with a 20-year-old Jamaican man.
In 1999, Bassett starred in "Music of the Heart", once collaborating with the horror icon Wes Craven.
In 2000, Bassett turned down the lead role in "Monster's Ball" because of the script's sexual content; the role earned Halle Berry the Academy Award for Best Actress.
In 2003, she read from the WPA slave narratives in "Unchained Memories".
In the 1930s, about 100,000 former slaves were still living during the Great Depression, of which 2,300 were interviewed part of the Federal Writers' Project.
The transcripts of the Slave Narratives collection of the Library of Congress is a record of slavery, bondage and misery.
Bassett joined the regular cast of "ER" for the show's final season (2008–2009).
She portrayed Dr. Catherine Banfield, an exacting Chief of the ER who was also working to recover from the death of a son and to bring another child into her family.
Bassett's husband Courtney Vance played her television husband on "ER" as Russell Banfield.
As well, Angela appeared in a heart breaking,and inspiring family movie called "of Boys and Men" in 2008(Wikipedia;Bounce TV).
She co-starred alongside Robert Townsend, who played her husband in this movie. 
Jackie came to town shortly after her son Nick moved to L.A. working for Lauren Fenmore and Fenmore's Department Stores and immediately set her sights on Eric Forrester.
This put Jackie at odds with Eric's wife, Stephanie, from the start.
When her son became involved with Brooke Logan, who was engaged to Ridge Forrester, Jackie didn't care and pushed Nick to pursue Brooke but this caused Jackie to meet her old lover and Ridge's father Massimo Marone.
Jackie began to see Massimo and during a flight that crashed she admitted to Massimo that he was Nick's father and both realized that Frank Payne, her husband at the time, had deceived both of them into thinking that neither cared for the other and Massimo never knew about Nick.
Only Jackie knew that Nick was Massimo's son.
Jackie and Massimo soon got married and he planned a great future but Jackie continued to support Nick's pursuit of Brooke while Massimo was caught in the middle of the war over Brooke between Ridge and Nick.
Brooke married Ridge and the two honeymooned in South America but Ridge and later Brooke and Nick were kidnapped by Sheila Carter.
Massimo led a rescue mission but during a fight with Sheila's thugs Ridge was rescuing Brooke but he fell into a burning furnace and was thought to have died.
Brooke was overcome with grief and Nick followed her and seduced her but Ridge survived and he returned to L.A. Brooke discovered she was pregnant.
Unsure of who the father was, Brooke told Ridge about her night with Nick and took a paternity test that said Nick was the father.
Jackie was overjoyed and even before Brooke left Ridge was planning his life with Brooke and the baby but the doctor soon told Jackie that there was a mistake with the test.
Jackie kept this hidden from everyone but secretly ran a second test that revealed that Ridge was the father but Jackie still refused to tell anyone who the true father of the baby was for fear of Nick's relationship with Brooke ending.
Eventually the truth came out as did Jackie's prior knowledge of the baby's paternity, which greatly strained her relationship with Nick and nearly destroyed her marriage to Massimo who had supported Nick's relationship with Brooke thinking Nick was the father.
This caused Ridge to turn his back on Massimo and started a war between Ridge and Nick with Massimo caught in the middle and losing his eldest son Ridge.
Around the same time Jackie began an affair with Deacon Sharpe and used him to conduct the second paternity test.
The affair was soon discovered by Massimo who had a massive stroke as a result but with the help of his sons recovered.
Massimo embarked on a revenge plan against Deacon eventually driving Deacon back into alcoholism and rehab.
Massimo divorced Jackie giving her a huge settlement including Jackie M Designs but after Brooke married Nick and Jackie continued to support the marriage, Massimo used his connections with the FBI in Washington D.C. to have Jackie arrested on false charges of tax evasion, money laundering, and tax fraud.
Nick later convinced Massimo to release her but also was able to convince the Marone board to replace Massimo as CEO with Nick.
Massimo soon left town while Jackie became involved again with Eric but he left her to marry Stephanie as their daughter Felicia's dying wish with the understanding that after Felicia died Eric would marry Jackie.
However, Felicia miraculously survived and Eric chose to stay with Stephanie.
This didn't mean that she and Stephanie got along.
The two women have squabbled numerous times, and recently, one of their arguments have landed Jackie in the hospital, in a coma.
(Jackie had fallen off the balcony in the Forrester house).
This enraged her son, Nick, and with the help of Donna Logan, he wanted to make Stephanie pay for what she did to his mother.
However, events have come forward that Jackie lied about how her accident happened; and also some shameful secrets from her past have come to light.
It was discovered that she slept with several sea captains that worked for Marone Industries who came into Seattle for money when Nick was very young; Nick found that untenable, and as such disowned Jackie due to her having been a prostitute.
With the help of the psychiatrist Taylor Hayes, Nick has since forgiven Jackie and they once again had a strong relationship.
In an attempt to "shame" Nick and Jackie into returning the Forrester's company to them, Stephanie announced to all that Jackie was a former prostitute during the debut fashion show of "The New Nick-owned Forrester Creations."
The plan backfired and Jackie garnered sympathy for having had to stoop so low to make a life for her and her son, particularly from Eric.
Furious with Stephanie for sinking so low as to reveal such personal and damaging information about Jackie to the world, Eric continued to harbor resentment toward Stephanie and sympathy for Jackie.
Jacqueline has taken advantage of Eric's vulnerability toward her and continuously (although unsuccessfully) attempts to seduce him away from Stephanie.
It took Stephanie's sister, Pamela, to deflect one of Jackie's attempts to seduce Eric.
Jackie made a mistake of underestimating Pamela, and was thrown out.
Despite the growing animosity between Nick and the Forresters, Jackie and Eric are still friendly with one another.
But as of 2009, Stephanie and Jackie have became best friends.
Stephanie became a partner with Jackie at Jackie M Designs helping get the company out of debt, and even becoming the number one fashion house in town beating Forrester Creations.
After Stephanie left Jackie M Designs, she and Jackie remained closed.
After an unsuccessful attempt at restarting the Brooke's Bedroom, Nick decided to sell Forrester Creations back to Eric, with one ultimatum—Stephanie may not be a part of the company.
The sale was successful, and excluded the sale of Jackie M Boutiques, by which Jackie still owned.
Clarke Garrison and her have recently begun a new venture by hoping to revitalize the Spectra Fashions label after Sally Spectra decided that she wanted to sell the company.
Jackie hopes that she will be able to compete with the Forrester's better than ever, although she and Eric are still friends, as was evidenced when Eric invited her and Nick to the first fashion show since Eric got Forrester Creations back.
Although Stephanie had them removed by security, (Eric found out and was furious with Stephanie for doing that) they still came back.
Recently, Jackie became a first time grandmother, when Nick and Taylor finally gave birth to their newborn son, Jack (named after her and Taylor's father).
On a less happy note, she was one of the prime suspects in the shooting of Stephanie.
When she returned to Jackie M Designs (the former Spectra Fashions), she packed a bag hurriedly, and left town without any explanation.
Jackie was a suspect for a while for Stephanie Forrester's shooting but eventually the shooter was revealed to be Storm Logan.
What she took from Forrester Creations while she was there has yet to be revealed.
Jackie hasn't been around much lately, she was gleefully present at her son's wedding to Bridget Forrester and most recently was seen visiting Eric Forrester in the hospital after he lapsed into a coma.
She was a possible suspect in his poisoning but she was once again cleared when Pamela Douglas was revealed to be guilty of the crime.
While standing in Eric's hospital room though she did say that if he had married her when he had the chance he wouldn't be in the position he's in now.
Most recently Jacqueline's public appearances have included Jack's first birthday party, Ridge and Brooke's rehearsal dinner, Phoebe Forrester's memorial service and Forrester Creations Swim Line Fashion Show.
Jackie's company was in danger of going bankrupt so she merged "Jackie M Boutiques and M Fashions" into one company called Jackie M Designs.
She and Nick received all the designs from Forrester Creations newest line via e-mail by a person shrouded in mystery.
The mysterious contact asked in return to be made President of the company.
That someone was Rick Forrester.
The situation appalled Forrester Creations; but Eric, in a show of fair play, allowed Jackie M. Designs to keep the line, since it was already out on the streets, in exchange for Rick not becoming president.
Later on, though, his sister, Bridget, taking a leave of absence from the hospital, e-mailed her designs to Jackie, and she was so impressed that she hired her, however incognito as Madame X.
Later on, it was apparent that Bridget was working there, because Jackie clearly thinks that she and Nick should be together again, and thus has begun a rivalry with Nick's fiancee, Katie Logan, which is not unlike the rivalry her sisters had with Stephanie.
In an ironic twist, Jackie and Nick hired their long-time arch nemesis, Stephanie Forrester at Jackie M. Designs, after she had been fired from Forrester Creations by her ex, Eric.
Due to Stephanie's contacts within the fashion industry, Jackie M. Designs is poised to get itself back to fiscal health.
This has also allowed Stephanie to bond closer with Jackie, and the two put aside their combative pasts and to become friends as well as develop a good professional relationship as well.
Having recently hired Owen Knight, Jackie has started to date her Chief of Staff.
Nick is appalled at the relationship, believing that Owen is simply after Jackie's money.
In June 2009, after Jackie fired Owen, for Nick, Owen proposed and Jackie accepted.
Nick is furious and vowed never to let his mother marry Owen.
When Nick went on his honeymoon with Bridget in Hawaii, Owen bought two plane tickets to Hawaii himself, unaware that Nick and Bridget were also there.
The two couples had many near misses but Owen and Bridget eventually saw each other on the beach.
They teamed up to make sure Nick and Jackie didn't know the other was in Hawaii.
Owen planned a wedding for Jackie unbeknownst to Bridget.
When Bridget realized that Owen was planning on marrying Jackie, she told Nick, who rushed out in order to prevent the wedding from going through.
However, Nick arrived too late, and was left to see the happy couple driving off.
Is it true love or has Jackie made the biggest mistake of her life?
On a television talk show, however, Nick, Bridget, Whip and Jackie heard that Owen had declared that she was nothing but his "cougar fantasy woman" and then snidely told her on TV, that she'd been Punk'd.
This sent Jackie to the bottle and into Whip's apartment.
It was quickly revealed that the "Owen" on television was actually Owen's immature twin brother Casper Knight, who was determined to play a prank on Owen.
Jackie immediately forgave Owen, but the same couldn't be said for Owen after she confessed to kissing Whip.
It took Owen a while to accept what happened, but he eventually forgave his wife.
The two remain very much in love, despite the occasional rough spots.
However their marriage is in real trouble now because of Owen cheating on Jackie by having a one-night stand with Bridget, which resulted in the birth of his & Bridget's son Logan on September 3, 2010.
In October 2010, Rick Forrester, Bridget's older brother, makes his interest in Jackie known to her & begins pursuing her especially after Nick fired Jackie, Owen & Bridget from Jackie M Designs.
Even though Jackie is interested, she makes it clear to Rick that she is married to Owen.
Rick had no intention of giving up on her no matter what but realizes that it just wasn't worth it in the end.
Jackie asked Owen to meet up with Bridget in Hawaii, where she enables Owen to realize his love for his son Logan and Bridget.
Jackie sorrowfully asked Owen for a divorce, and Owen went to Bridget.
In October 2011, Jackie moves closer again to Eric.
They share more kisses but in the end Eric chooses Stephanie and this has angered Jackie.
In November 2011, Nick receives an anonymous message from a woman which says to meet him in the sauna of Jackie M When he discovers that it is Stephanie's sister, Pamela Douglas, he is shocked.
Pam informs him of her break-up with Stephen and confesses to finding him (Nick) increasingly attractive.
Nick rejects her advances, but Jackie makes a deal with Pam: in exchange for her getting to spend time with Nick, Pam agrees to steal some of the sketches from Eric.
Pam, who is very hopeful of getting the attention of Nick, goes to work at Forrester Creations, as a receptionist.
Pam then took the opportunity to grab each design and handed them over to Nick and Jackie.
Thanks to Pam, Jackie M was back in business.
After the Jackie M collection is shown, the Forresters soon discover that Nick and Jackie stole their designs, and later discovered that Pam was behind it.
In February 2012, Bridget and Owen announce their decision to split in order to allow Owen to return to his marriage with Jackie.
Owen and Jackie reunite and declare their love for each other.
Jackie moved to New York with Bridget and Logan to be with Owen's family. 
Ann Bassett has often been accused of having actually been Etta Place, the girlfriend of the Sundance Kid, and who mysteriously disappeared from all public records in 1909 not long after his death.
According to these speculations, Bassett led a double life, dating Cassidy as "Ann Bassett", and dating the Sundance Kid as "Etta Place".
This would mean that she was involved with both outlaws at the same time, apparently with their full knowledge, but by 1900, when in their company, she simply went by the name of Etta Place.
Ann Bassett and Etta Place would have known one another and were alleged to have been at the "Robbers Roost" hideout at the same time on more than one occasion.
Pinkerton reports give almost identical descriptions of both women, listing both with classic good looks, articulate speech and intelligence, the same hair color, describing both as being good with a rifle and riding a horse, and describing both as being promiscuous with both having taken several lovers.
When comparing the best legitimate photograph of Place with the best photograph of Bassett, the two women could be mistaken for one another.
Both are pretty, with similar facial features, hair color, and physical build.
Michael Rutters' book "Bad Girls" details how Bassett often faked a New England accent in order to appear more cultured.
Similarly, Place was said to have indicated that she was from the East Coast, though she never revealed an exact location.
Dr. Thomas G. Kyle of the Computer Research Group at Los Alamos National Laboratory, who had previously performed many such comparisons for government intelligence agencies, conducted a series of tests on photographs of Etta Place and Ann Bassett.
Their features matched and both had the same scar or cowlick at the top of their forehead.
He concluded that there could be no reasonable doubt they were the same person.
Author and researcher Doris Karren Burton indicates in her 1992 book, ""Queen Ann Bassett: Alias Etta Place"" that when Bassett is absent from historical records, Place is actively traveling with Cassidy and the Sundance Kid/Harry Longabaugh, and when Place is absent from historical records, Bassett is visible.
However, Burton did not account for documented instances showing Bassett to have been in the United States at the same time that Etta Place was known to have been in South America.
While Place was in South America with Cassidy and Longabaugh in 1903, Bassett was under arrest for cattle rustling in Utah.
Furthermore, she was also recently married.
On the other hand, Place had departed for South America with Longabaugh in August, 1902, not to return to the United States, specifically New York City, until the summer of 1904.
During that time, Bassett was married, incarcerated, tried, and released over a span of several months in 1903.
Finally, Bassett never claimed to have been Etta Place, even in her memoirs. 
Bassett was born in Harlem, New York on August 16, 1958, the daughter of Betty Jane and Daniel Benjamin Bassett.
Bassett's middle name was given to her in honor of her aunt Evelyn.
Bassett's mother lived in New York City with her father's brother and his wife when she met Bassett's father, Daniel Benjamin Bassett.
Daniel Benjamin Bassett had moved to New York after living in North Carolina, and he moved to Harlem with Bassett's mother after her pregnancy began.
Ten months after Bassett was born, her mother became pregnant and had a second child, Bassett's sister D'nette.
Bassett said the pregnancy "only made things harder."
Bassett's parents "shipped" her to stay with her father's sister Golden.
While her aunt did not have any children of her own, she "loved children, and she was good with them."
After her parents' separation, she relocated from Winston-Salem, North Carolina to St. Petersburg, Florida, where she and her sister D'nette were raised by their social worker/civil servant mother.
Bassett did not see her father again for several years, when the two both attended her grandmother's funeral.
There, Bassett met his daughter from his first marriage.
Jean, who at twelve years old, was several years older than Bassett.
In her younger years, Bassett was "in love" with the Jackson 5 and dreamed of marrying a member of the family group, stating it would probably be "whoever had the cutest, roundest Afro at the time.
In my imagination we would have children and live in a real house."
As her interest in entertainment developed, Angela and her sister would often put on shows, reading poems or performing popular music for their family.
At Boca Ciega High School, Bassett was a cheerleader and a member of the Upward Bound college prep program, the debate team, student government, drama club and choir.
A straight "A" and "B" student for the most part, Bassett got her first "C" in physical education, and tried to get her mother to not feel disappointment in the grade.
Bassett called the grade the "average," leading her mother to say that she did not have "average kids."
As Bassett described, a "sense of pride" developed in her and she did not get another "C" until college.
Bassett attended Yale University and received her B.A.
degree in African-American studies in 1980.
In 1983, she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Yale School of Drama, despite opposition from her father's sister who warned her to not "waste" her "Yale education on theater."
She was the only member of Bassett's family to have gone to both college and graduate school.
At Yale, Bassett met her future husband Courtney B. Vance, a 1986 graduate of the drama school.
Bassett was also classmates with actor Charles S. Dutton.
After graduation, Bassett worked as a receptionist for a beauty salon and as a photo researcher.
Bassett soon looked for acting work in the New York theater.
One of her first New York performances came in 1985 when she appeared in J. E. Franklin's "Black Girl" at Second Stage Theatre.
She appeared in two August Wilson plays at the Yale Repertory Theatre under the direction of her long-time instructor Lloyd Richards.
The Wilson plays featuring Bassett were "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" (1984) and "Joe Turner's Come and Gone" (1986).
In 2006, she had the opportunity to work on the Wilson canon again, starring in Fences alongside longtime collaborator Laurence Fishburne at the Pasadena Playhouse in California. 
Yusupova worked at the farm when she was 9 years old.
She got married in 1897–98 and had 2 children.
Her husband died in 1940.