NEWSHeather Graham Jokes Her Secret to Hollywood Success Was Never Visiting Jeffrey Epstein's Infamous Island

Heather Graham said the secret to her success is that she never visited Jeffrey Epstein's island.
March 25 2026, Published 12:34 p.m. ET
Heather Graham — who has been a mainstay in Hollywood since the 1980s, starring in iconic projects such as The Hangover, Scream 2 and the upcoming Carrie series — attributes her lifelong success to never once stepping foot on Jeffrey Epstein’s infamous s-- abuse island.
Heather Graham Calls Herself 'Hardworking'

Heather Graham has been acting in Hollywood since the 1980s.
Graham, 56, recently spoke to Us Weekly in a wide-ranging interview about how far she's come.
“I never went to Jeffrey Epstein’s island,” she joked.
“I’m thinking about [that topic] too much. I am very hardworking, and I feel like I’m meant to be doing this,” she said.
The Actress Loves That She Can Support Herself Financially

'I love what I do and I’m always trying to learn,' Heather Graham dished.
“I recently started working with a new acting coach, and I love what I do and I’m always trying to learn and do it as well as I can,” Graham went on.
Elsewhere in the chat, the Boogie Nights alum noted how she’s happy she’s able to support herself financially and not depend on anyone else for help.
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Jeffrey Epstein Committed Suicide in Jail on August 10, 2019

Jeffrey Epstein died while in jail back in 2019.
“I’m grateful I can support myself financially. I don’t need to go to a guy [and say], “Can I please buy this?” And I’m grateful I get to do what I love. I love movies and TV, and I get to meet all these interesting people. You can always say, 'I wish I had this or that,' but I’m very grateful for what I have,” she said.
As for Epstein, the financier died in jail in August 2019 and was linked to many, many celebrities and other A-list figures such as the former Prince Andrew, Donald Trump and Michael Jackson.
Names of Epstein’s associates and friends were exposed in the treasure trove of over 3 million files and emails the DOJ released earlier this year.

Donald Trump was named in the Jeffrey Epstein files.
The president's DOJ allegedly shredded “huge amounts of paperwork" just a few days after Epstein's suicide.
A division of the Bureau of Prisons — called the After-Actions team — reportedly looked through the s-- trafficker's files in his cell and destroyed many documents.
At least one inmate was used to help discard the files, according to the department's documents. “[Redacted] was bringing back bags of shredded papers, around 4 or 5 bags, and caller brought them into the gate to throw into the dumpster. [Redacted] told caller that the after-action team is shredding huge amounts of paperwork,” the DOJ's report said.


