- Hatcher has filed for divorce from her husband of eight years, actor Jon Tenney, citing the usual irreconcilable differences -- According to a petition submitted in Los Angeles Superior Court, the couple have agreed to joint custody of their five-year-old daughter, Emerson Rose. (March 5, 2003)
- Her first boyfriend was Kevin Lyon, whom she dated from 1981 to 1985. They split up shortly after Teri went to Hollywood to pursue an acting career and both gained other romantic interests. Kevin started dating Teri's best friend Karli Walker and finally married her. Teri was their bridesmaid when they married in 1992.
- Went to Fremont High School in Sunnyvale, CA., where she graduated in 1982. While she was there she was intensely involved in the school's cheerleading team known as the Featherettes. In her senior year she was made the head Featherette.
- The October 1996 issue of Movieline (US movie magazine) originally had a cover picture of Teri wearing nothing but rope wrapped around her. This proved too controversial and a 2nd cover picture (Teri in a dress) was substituted for the newsstands, leaving the rope cover in the hands of the subscribers only.
- The name of her character in SPY KIDS (2001), Miss Gradenko, is a reference to a song by The Police on their 1983 Synchronicity album.
- Was nominated for Best Supporting Actress Saturn Award in 1998 for TOMORROW NEVER DIES
Quotes- "Despite the fact that I have a good-size pair of breasts... in Lois & Clark, I have the opportunity to show the world they're not my only attribute."
- "My advice: Be healthy, reach your own goals and don't be afraid to impersonate a SNL star..."
- "I was a typical high school jock training all the time so I was full of hormones, especially since I was a virgin."
- "Women's emotional experiences and sexual experiences from childhood to old age are told in order to get the stories out to the public."
- "What's good about talking about being victimized is that it is the beginning of being able to stop it."
Awards- Golden Apple: Female Discovery of the Year (1996)
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