Timothy Hutton Was Married Twice and Linked to Famous Women after His Divorces

Academy Award-winning actor Timothy Hutton was married and divorced twice, fathered two children, and has since been linked to famous Hollywood beauties.

Actor Timothy Hutton was one of the brightest stars in Hollywood during the 80s and the 90s, and won an Academy Award at the age of 20.

He married twice, fathered two children, and dated some of Hollywood's most beautiful women after his divorces. Here's all we know about Timothy Hutton's love life.

Born in Malibu, California, on August 16, 1960, Timothy Hutton is the son of an actor, Jim Hutton, and a teacher. Jim was a brilliant actor and co-starred in iconic films like "The Hallelujah Trail," "The Green Berets," and "Where the Boys Are."

Sadly, Jim never saw his son win the Oscar that eluded him throughout his career, and passed away in 1979. A year later, in 1980, Timothy won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for the film "Ordinary People."

Timothy went on to star in some of the most successful films of the time, which included "Taps," "The Falcon and the Snowman," "The Dark Half," and "French Kiss."

His most recent work includes the films "Emancipation," with Will Smith, "All the Money in the World," with Michelle Williams and Mark Wahlberg, and the forthcoming "The Long Home," with James Franco and Josh Hutcherson.

Timothy's First Marriage Lasted 3 and a half Years

As busy as his career was, Timothy still found time to fall in love with the 80s favorite leading lady, Academy Award nominee Debra Winger.

Winger won acclaim and Oscar nominations for her roles in "An Officer and a Gentleman," with Richard Gere, "Terms of Endearment," with Shirley MacLaine and Jack Nicholson, and "Shadowlands" with Anthony Hopkins.

The celebrity couple married on March 16, 1986, in Big Sur and seemed set to like their happily ever after, but less than three years after the wedding, the marriage was in trouble.

Timothy filed for divorce from Winger in late 1989 after a seven-month separation and requested joint custody of their then-two-year-old son, Noah Hutton.

After romancing so many actresses, Timothy married a French artist.

Noah is now a grown man, and he has followed in his parents and grandparents' footsteps into show business. He is a respected screenwriter and director of documentaries and has been nominated for several awards.

Timothy Was Also Linked To Different Famous Women In Hollywood

After his divorce from Winger, the actor was single for over 10 years, and in that time, he dated many of Hollywood's most beautiful and famous women.

Most of these women were actresses, and some were co-stars, like Elizabeth McGovern, whom he met on the set of "Ordinary People" and "Beautiful Girls" actress Uma Thurman.

Among the bevy of beauties Timothy was linked to are Diane Lane, Rosanna Arquette, and "Weeds" star Mary Louise Parker. He even dated former First Daughter Patti Davis.

Timothy went on to date Angelina Jolie, with whom he had worked on the 1997 film "Playing God," after the actress' first marriage to Johnny Lee Miller ended in 2000.

In 2015, Timothy's love life hit the headline again when he allegedly started dating his co-star from the controversial ABC TV series "American Crime."

The actress Caitlin Gerard, who was then 26 years old, was introduced to Timothy on set, and according to accounts, the two became a couple and moved in together.

Timothy Hutton's Second Wife Is An Artist

After romancing so many actresses, Timothy married a French artist, Aurore Giscard d'Estaing, in 2001. Aurore belongs to an illustrious French family and is the niece of the deceased former President of France, Valery Giscard d'Estaing.

The couple welcomed their only child together, Milo Hutton, that same year, but sadly, the relationship didn't last. Just eight years after they married, Aurore and Timothy separated.

Aurore has kept a low profile, both during and after her marriage to Timothy, and her presence on social media is limited to showing her work.

The French artist is acclaimed for her talent, and best known for her delicate watercolors, and especially her inspired portraits of bird life.