Hollywood actress Ann Hash's car accident, the car burned for 65 minutes.

 American actress Ann Hash, who was badly injured in a car accident, is feared to 'may not survive'.

The French news agency AFP, citing American media, said that 53-year-old Ann Hash suffered a severe head injury, which affected her brain.

According to the actress' representative, 'Anne Hash, who asked for her organs to be donated after her death, is now being kept on life support to determine if any of her organs are eligible for donation. '

He also thanked Hesh's well-wishers and the staff at the Grossman Burn Center for their excellent care.

"Anne had a big heart, which was felt by everyone she met," the statement added.

"He spread kindness and joy through his artistic talents, and will be remembered and missed for his bravery and honesty," according to the statement.

The Los Angeles Fire Department says Hash has been unconscious since the Aug. 5 crash, when his car caught fire after crashing into a building.

According to the fire department, the fire was so intense that it took 59 firefighters 65 minutes to extinguish it.

Los Angeles police said in a statement Thursday that hash blood tests will be conducted and they will present the case to the prosecutor's office as appropriate.

However, no charge has been specified by the police.

Local media reported that initial drug tests had come back positive, although there was a need to ensure that drugs were not used during treatment.Hash starred in several popular films including the 90s film 'Six Days, Seven Nights', while he also starred in Donnie Brasco and 'I Knew You Did Last Summer'.

Hash is best known for her work on the soap opera 'Another World', for which she won an Emmy Award in 1991.