The biopic of Hank Williams Sr., starring Tom Hiddleston in the title role, features up-and-coming actress Maddie Hasson as Billie Jean, the self-assured daughter of a police captain and detective.

When new wife Billie Jean asked what was the matter, she claimed his reply was, “I think I see God comin’ down the road.” Hank Williams in 1948Getty Images Within 48 hours of Williams ...

So did Billie Jean. Ol' Hank was just glad to be on the road again. Carr, the son of a Montgomery taxi company owner, had chauffeured him before. Williams had some reservations about using him for ...

Hank Williams, Jr., five years later in 1949. Three years later, in July of 1952, the two divorced. In October of that same year, Williams re-married to a woman named Billie Jean Jones Eshlimar.

to Bobbie Webb Jett — a Nashville woman Hank met in the spring of 1952 (reportedly while still married Audrey and before marrying next wife Billie Jean). Jett Williams never got to meet her dad ...

Hank Williams died all too soon ... On Oct. 18, 1952, 29-year-old Hank married country singer/songwriter Billie Jean Horton, 19, of Shreveport. The wedding was attended by 14,000, since it ...

When new wife Billie Jean asked what was the matter ... “Tom [Hiddleston, the actor portraying Williams] puts across that impending sense of doom. Hank felt there was something bad around ...

Everything about Hank Williams interests me ... Obviously, Hank’s widow, Billie Jean, was at the top of the list and she gave us a run for our money. There was a reason nobody got to her ...

Hank Williams was born Hiram King Williams ... After divorcing Audrey in 1952, he married singer Billie Jean Horton.

Hank Williams set many a music-biz template ... about first wife Audrey Sheppard’s “cheating heart,” to girlfriend Billie Jean Jones Eshliman on a drive from Nashville to Shrevenport ...