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Bond Girl Carey Lowell's Quiet Life After Hollywood
26 Jun
Summary
- Carey Lowell left Hollywood for ceramics in the early 2000s.
- She was married to Richard Gere for 14 years, from 2002 to 2016.
- Lowell now sells her pottery in New York and California studios.
Carey Lowell, recognized for her roles in the James Bond film "Licence to Kill" and the TV series "Law & Order," has largely stepped away from acting. She shifted her focus to ceramics in the early 2000s, pursuing her passion for art and motherhood.
Lowell was previously married to actor Richard Gere for 14 years, from 2002 to 2016. They share a son, Homer, now 24 years old. Their separation in 2013 initiated a legal process that reportedly involved a dispute over Gere's significant fortune.
Before her marriage to Gere, Lowell was married to director John Stember and later to actor Griffin Dunne, with whom she has a daughter, Hannah. Lowell now divides her time between studios in upstate New York and Montecito, California, where she creates and sells her pottery.
Describing her career change, Lowell stated that ceramics is an extension of her creativity, offering autonomy and personal expression. Her daughter Hannah is also an actress, and son Homer has recently begun exploring acting and filmmaking.
