The '70s was a time filled with "cutting edge" computer games, political scandals and fashion outfits such as bell-bottom trousers. It was additionally a period where lots of teenage boys had crushes on numerous beautiful and gifted ladies in the Hollywood spotlight, those featuring on famous TV shows, the music industry, and films that are still being watched at present. Where are these 1970's celebrities today?
'70s Sirens
The '70s delivered many form prevailing fashions, new melodic styles, new TV series, and lovely superstars, models, and actresses.
It's been very close to 40 years since the '70s, and a significant number of these beauties are still as dazzling as they were at the pinnacle of their professions. We will give you a flashback of these ladies and see what they are doing now.
See which stars look like they found the fountain of youth:
Goldie Hawn
The forever beautiful Goldie Hawn initially started getting popular when she was featured on the TV show, "Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In". Her bubbly identity helped her earn significant parts in the comedic scenes like, “Butterflies are Free” and “There’s a Girl in my Soup.”
Goldie Hawn was simply beginning in her comedic movie career; however, she would proceed onward to feature in films like The First Wives Club, Death Becomes Her, and The Banger Sisters. She was away from the movie scene for a long while in 2002, just to return in 2017's comical movie, “Snatched”, where she featured with Amy Schumer. She recently signed on with ICM Partners and it is believed that she would proceed with her successful acting profession.
Pam Grier
Pam Grier was the ever-cheeky, sexy, self-assured powerhouse star of a few '70s blaxploitation movies such as, “Foxy Brown”, “Sheba, Baby” and “Coffy”. Her acting career thrust her past the 70's, with motion picture parts in films like "Mars Attacks," and "Man with the Iron Fists." She is still going on with her acting career and she presently has three motion pictures in post-production.
Linda Gray
You most likely saw her in the earliest phase of her acting career and you probably didn't even know her as the celebrity she would turn to. She first featured on "The Graduate" where she portrayed the role of Mrs. Robinson's body double. Her most popular part would be her role as Sue Ellen on "Dallas", which was on the air from 1978-1991. She was also cast again as Sue Ellen in the reboot of "Dallas" (2012-2014). She appeared in two episodes of the TV show "Hand of God" in 2017.
Linda Ronstadt
Linda was once considered the "Queen of Rock" and "First Lady of Rock"; she started her career by playing at Troubadour, a famous Hollywood nightclub. She became popularly known after she fine-tuned her songs to a style that would remain exclusively hers all through the history of music and which proceeded to win her 10 Grammy awards and create in excess of 30 platinum and gold records amid her career.
She was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2013, prompting her to resign from the music front. She also released a book titled "Simple Dreams: A Musical Memoir" in the same year.
Barbara Streisand
She is a massively famous, multi-talented singer, producer, writer, songwriter, composer, and actress. She featured in "Hello Dolly" and "Funny Girl" in the ‘60s; however, she really made a name for herself in the '70s. She is still very active in the music and acting scene, and she just finished a tour of late. In 2015, she declared that she would be releasing her memoir.
Billie Jean King
Billie Jean King was the victor in "The Battle of the Sexes" tennis match against the male champion, Bobby Riggs, in 1973. She was the first female sportsperson to announce that she was gay in 1973. In 1987, she got inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame; and she has been celebrated in a movie which starred Steve Carrell and Emma Stone. The title of the movie is, "Battle of the Sexes".
Ann-Margret
Ann-Margret made a name for herself in the movie business when she starred as Kim Mcafee in the film adaptation of the play, "Bye Bye Birdie" in 1963. She is still active in the industry even today. She starred alongside Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine in the 2017 comedy hit, "Going in Style", where she played the role of Annie Santori. She also dabbled in the music scene and she has been nominated several times at the Grammys.
Allison Arngrim
Allison Arngrim portrayed the character of Nellie Oleson in "The Little House on the Prairie". Although the role earned her some minor parts in different TV series and movies, she never enjoyed as much success in any other role as she did as 'Nellie Oleson'. Her memoir titled "Confessions of a Prairie Bitch: How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated" was released in 2010. She is currently working with several charity organizations.
Teri Garr
Terri Garr's portrayal of Inga in the 1974 movie "Young Frankenstein" is one of the many reasons why the movie was a comedic treasure. After the success of the movie, Teri went on to feature in other hit movies such as, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" and "Tootsie". She was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2002. She is presently the National Chair for the “Women Against MS” program and also the National Ambassador for the” National Multiple Sclerosis Society”.
Cicely Tyson
She began her career in the modeling scene before she made the transition to the acting scene. She has been significantly acclaimed for many of her performances in films and TV series such as, "Roots", "King", "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pitman" and "Sounder". She appeared on the hit TV series, "How to Get Away with Murder" in 2017. She has no plans to hang her acting gloves even though she is now 92 years old.
Charlene Tilton
Tilton was also on the cast of "Dallas" and she played the role of the wild one, Lucy Ewing. She is 4 feet and 11 inches, and this small stature gave her the moniker "the poisonous dwarf". After her role on "Dallas", she dabbled in the world of pop singing. Presently, she does a little acting on some movies or TV shows, however, she is most keen about her philanthropic work with organizations who help foster kids.
Paula Prentiss
She normally acted in the comedic roles in the ‘60s; however, she displayed her serious side in "The Stepford Wives", a 1975 cult horror movie. She has remained active in movies but she hasn't be cast as the lead in any file for a long while. Her latest role was in the 2016 horror movie "I Am the Pretty Thing that Lives in the House", where she played the role of Iris.
Loretta Swit
Loretta became widely popular for her role as Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on the TV show "M*A*S*H". She was one of just four members of the cast that remained regular on the show amid it 11-episodes run and which ended up winning two Emmy awards for the performance.
Her last on-screen appearance was in 1998, although, she did a few voice-over roles in 2015. However, she will be making a return to the big screen in a movie that will be released some this year.
Debbie Harry
Debbie Harry released her first album with the band 'Blondie' in 1976, and this album made her loved by many. Her real name is Angela Tremble and in May of 2017, she released her 11th studio album with the band 'Blondie'. She got inspired by Elton John to start doing some charity work in 2011. A few of her charities are the Endometriosis Foundation of America and Amnesty International Human Rights.
Jane Seymour
Jane turned into a worldwide sensation after her role as the sexy Bond girl, Solitaire, in the 1973 Bond film, "Live and Let Die". After her role as Solitaire, it was quite easy for her to secure roles in movies like "Battlestar Galactica" and "The Four Feathers". While she is still a regular face on the big screen, she is also into a few other things like jewelry designing and writing self-help books and inspirational books.
Diane Keaton
Her first major role was as Kay Adams-Corleone on "The Godfather" where she collaborated with Woody Allen. They both went on to star and produce movies like "Play it Again Sam", "Sleeper", and "Love and Death". Maybe her most loved role was that of "Annie Hall" which won her an Oscar for best actress. She featured in "Hampstead", a romantic comedy, in 2017.
Sissy Spacek
Sissy Spacek had already been critically acclaimed for her part in the 1973 movie "Badlands" before she featured as the beset "Carrie" in 1976. She took home the best actress Oscar Award for her role in Carrie, and is the first individual to have featured in a movie nominated for an Oscar Award in the last 4 decades simultaneously:: 1980’s “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” 1982’s “Missing,” 1991’s “JFK,” 2001’s “In the Bedroom,” and 2011’s “The Help.”
Faye Dunaway
Faye Dunaway began her career on the Broadway stage before she had her break on the big screen in 1967 when she was featured in the movie "The Happening". She took home an Oscar Award that same year for her role as Bonnie Parker in the movie "Bonnie and Clyde". She's still on the acting scene and she just featured in the 2017 thriller, "Inconceivable".
Julie Andrews
I highly doubt that anyone can think of Julie Andrews and not remember her as the lead character in the movie musicals, "The Sound of Music" and "Mary Poppins". The incredibly gifted actress who has the voice of an angel featured in five ABC variety special between 1973 and 1975. She was a voice-over actress on "Despicable Me 3" where she portrayed the role of Gru's mom.
Beverly Johnson
Beverly Johnson featured on the cover of American Vogue in August of 1974. She was the very first African American model to ever feature on the cover of the magazine. After this achievement, she turned out to be the first African American model to be featured on the French edition Of Elle magazine the following year.
She wrote an article in the 2014 edition of Vanity Fair magazine; this article gave the main trace of allegations of Bill Cosby's alleged sexual assault scandal in the '80s. She restates her declarations in her memoirs which was released in 2015.
Karen Lynn Gorney
Karen Lynn Gorney portrayed the role of Tara Martin from 1970-1974 on the show' "All My Children". Although the role was the beginning of her career, she became a huge sensation when she played the role of Stephanie Mangano in "Saturday Night Fever". She took a break from the acting scene in the '80s, just for her to go back to the small screen in the 1990s. She featured on numerous TV series like "Law and Order" and "The Sopranos", and her last appearance was in the 2016 drama, "H.O.M.E.".
Lorraine Gary
"Jaws" was a box office hit and Lorraine Gary enjoyed every moment of it. After the release of her 1979 movie, "1941", she had decided that she would be ending her acting career. However, she was brought back from retirement once again in 1987 to star as Ellen Brody in the last installment of the movie, "Jaws the Revenge". She has now retired from acting, although, she is still very much involved in some charities like the Human Rights Africa Advisory Committee and the Human Rights Watch Women's Right Advisory Committee.
Ellen Burstyn
The 1970s was the decade of Ellen Burstyn. Her chain of hit movies cuts across the 70's starting with her 1971 film, “The Last Picture Show” which got her a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination. 1973’s cult horror film, “The Exorcist,” which also got her another nomination, however, she finally took home an Oscar Award for Best Actress for her portrayal of Alice Hyatt in the horror/suspense movie, “Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore.” She recently featured alongside Sharon stone in the 2017 movie “A Little Something for your Birthday.”
Meryl Streep
Meryl Streep started her career on the stage of Broadway just like a few other actresses on this list. She became popularly known in 1977 when she featured in the TV film "Deadliest Season". She ended the '70s by featuring in the 1979 movie, "Kramer v Kramer". Her role in the movie won her an Academy Award for the best-supporting-actress and also a Golden Globe Award. She is one of the most famous actresses in the movie industry and she is the person with the most Academy Awards nominations till date.
Marilu Henner
Since she is 1 of 12 individuals with a Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, Marilu Henner was particularly fit to take in her lines for her part of Elaine Nardo in the much-cherished TV sitcom, "Taxi." Before she was featured on "Taxi", she began the 70's by being a member of the traveling tour organization for "Grease," the Broadway melodic. She got her first motion picture feature in the movie "In the middle of the Lines" in 1977.
Carol Kane
Carol Kane is another celebrity to become successful in the wake of working alongside Woody Allen. Before she started working with Woody Allen, she had gotten a big part playing the role of Gitl in the 1975 movie, "Hester Street", which got her a nomination for the Golden Globe Award.
She was then spotted by Woody, who then cast her in the Oscar-winning "Annie Hall". She has featured in a few movies that are much adored by fans, some of them are, “The Princess Bride,” as well as “Addams Family Values,” and alongside Bill Murray in “Scrooged.” She portrayed the role of Lillian Kaushtupper on the Netflix show "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" between 2015 and 2017.
Talia Shire
Talia Shire has been nominated for an Oscar Award twice in her career: Best Actress for her part as ‘Adrian Pennino’ in "Rocky" and Best Supporting Actress for her part as ‘Connie Corleone’ on "The Godfather" movies. She is still in the acting scene and she recently featured in the TV series, "Kingdom".
Diana Ross
Diane Ross was the lead singer of the 1960's singing sensations, "The Supremes" and she instantly became popular on the musical scene. The Supremes is viewed as a standout amongst the most prominent and successful groups in US music history.
The Supremes' main hits incorporate powerful melodies like “Keep Me Hangin’ On” and “Stop! In the Name of Love”. Diana Ross left the group in 1970', and she started her own solo music career. Her first album which was self-titled had smash hits like the number one “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.”
What is most incredible is the fact that Diana Ross still goes on tours today. President Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2016.
Mindy Cohn
She got her acting breakthrough when she was cast to play the role of Natalie Green on the TV hit show, "The Facts of Life" which aired between 1979 and 1988. She accompanied this success by featuring in different TV shows such as “The Kids from Room 402”, “The Secret Life of an American Teenager” and “The Second Half”. Most people don't know this, but Mindy was the voice-over actress of Velma Dinkey in the cartoon series "Scooby-Doo". She got cast for a role in the drama "Hollywood Dirt" in 2017.
Cybill Shepherd
We initially met Cybill Shepherd in 1971 when she featured in her debut movie "The Last Picture show". She went on to feature in numerous roles in various hit motion pictures and TV shows like "The Heartbreak Kid" and "Taxi Driver". She also displayed her acting gifts on the Broadway stage, where she featured alongside James Earl Jones in "The Best Man". She was featured in the movies "Do You Believe?" in 2015.
Agnetha Faltskog
If there was a debate to determine which pop group defined the '70s, ABBA would probably be the winning group. This Swedish pop group was formed in 1972 and they proceeded to release hit tracks like "Fernando", “Take a Chance on Me", and obviously, "Dancing Queens". The band got their name from the first later of the names of every one of its members. Agnetha Faltskog was a part of the group until they separated in the '80s. She started her solo career, but sadly, it wasn't a successful one. She released a biography called "Agnetha Faltskog: The Girl with the Golden Hair" in 2016.
Carly Simon
This singer had a lot of songs that took fans back to the '70s. Her exceptional style of music will forever personify that decade, beginning with the release of her first hit song, "That's the Way I've Always Heard it Should Be" from her first album that was released in 1971. Her second album titled "Anticipation" was released a few months after her first album, and on it was the hit song of the same name. "You're So Vain", the song that defined her career, was released in 1972, and there were numerous speculations at the time about who she was talking about in the song. She released her memoir called, "Boys in Trees: A Memoir", in 2015 and told stories from her childhood and also her marriage to James Taylor.
Betty White
Betty White was at first an extremely successful TV talk show host. She started acting and appearing on the small screen in the 1940s. She got her first recurring role on "Life with Elizabeth" in the 1950s. Her acting career blew up from there on. She was featured on a few hit shows in the 1970s; some of them are “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and her self-titled “The Betty White Show.” Obviously, she is most adored as the hysterically clueless Rose on the show "The Golden Girls." She has no plan to slow down her acting career; she is presently in her 90’s and as feisty as ever.
Sigourney Weaver
She also featured in the Woody Allen movie, "Annie Hall". Weaver featured on her first motion picture in 1977. In spite of the fact that her part in the movie was a small one, her gifts were recognized and she went on to get her own lead role before the decade was over.
She is most renowned for her role in the "Alien" franchise where she plays the part of Ripley. She has also featured in other major projects like "Avatar, "Ghostbusters" and "Holes". Her gifts aren't limited to the screens alone as she has won a Tony award for her work on Broadway.
Catherine Bach
She played the role of Daisy Duke on "The Dukes of Hazard" (1979-1985) and she has been making adolescent hearts beat faster than the General Lee's motor ever since. She accompanied this new found popularity with different roles on several movies, TV shows, and TV movies like her 2012 recurrent role as Anita Lawson on "The Young and the Restless". She was cast in a TV movie titled "My Best Friend" in 2016.
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter astonished the small screen with her penetrating eyes as she wielded the Lasso of Truth and made villains eat out of the palm of her hands as she portrayed the role of Diana Prince in the 1975 TV series "Wonder Woman". She played this role until the show ended in 1979.
As she was vanquishing the bad guys amid the series, she was also vanquishing the pop music scene with the arrival of her album titled "Portrait". Songs from her album were also played on the TV show. She returned to her superhero ways when she featured the CW series "Super Girl". Her latest role was on "Super Trooper's 2" (2018).
Chris Evert
Synonymous with 1970’s female tennis, Chris Evert started playing tennis when she was only 5 years old. Amid her teenage years, she started to guarantee her place in the tennis world and she went on the win the world championships for seven consecutive years, from 1974-1981.
In 1976, she was honored by the Sport's Illustrated Magazine and she was given the first Sportswoman of the Year Award. She now runs a tennis academy in Florida and she also designs her own line of tennis wears for ladies.
Shelley Duvall
She initially gained the love of Hollywood with her roles in Robert Altman films like, Nashville, McCabe & Mrs. Miller, 3 Women, Brewster McCloud, and Thieves Like Us. She became even more popular in the '80s with her breakaway part in "The Shining", and she even got the part of the lead role as Olive Oyl in "Popeye". She started to produce kid's series in the late '80s and early '90s. Her last appearance on the acting scene was in 2002. She later grabbed the headlines in 2016 when she declared that she had a mental illness on an episode of Dr. Phil.
Cloris Leachman
Cloris Leachman became very popular in the Hollywood scene in the 1970s although she had already accomplished a lot of success before then. She took home a Best Supporting Actress award for her role in "The Last Picture Show" in the '70s, and she went on to win a Daytime Emmy Award and eight Primetime Awards for her role as Phylis on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show". She presently has more than 270 credits to date, and she is still shooting even at the age of 91. She has three films are to be released this year.
Jodi Foster
She initially appeared on advertisements in the mid-'60s. From that point, her talent was recognized and she was featured in a few small roles on TV. She became very famous in the mid-'70s, where she cast as the lead character in "Paper Moons". Her role as Iris on the 1976 classic "Taxi Driver" was her first grown-up role. These were the perfect start for this iconic actress. She has excessively numerous films and hits for us to list and she has taken home two Oscar Awards out of four nominations.
Rene Russo
She got her big break in the entertainment industry in the '70s by modeling and featuring in top notch fashion magazine covers such as, "Vogue" and "Cosmopolitan". She earned her first acting gig in the late 1980s when she featured in the TV show title "Sable". From this point, she went on to feature in numerous hit films such as, "Major League". She still has a very strong acting career ad she has been featured in more recent movies like "Thor", "Nightcrawler" and " Tin Cup".
Helen Mirren
Helen Mirren began her acting career in front of an audience, starting with the Royal Shakespeare Company. The foundation enabled her to make a change onto the big screen, from which she got roles in movies that were versions of Shakespearean plays.
Her talents were recognized rapidly in Hollywood and she started starring in major roles like "The Queen" and "Hitchcock". She has won the impressive Triple Crown of Acting, one of an exceptionally select group of actresses to have attained this achievement.
Annette Bening
Anette Bening was a theatre major in college, and she started her acting career with the Colorado Shakespeare Festival company in 1980. She has featured in Shakespeare productions such as "Macbeth" and "Pygmalion". Her first on-screen debut was on the 1986 TV movie "Manhunt for Claude Dallas", and it was actually the boost she required for her career in film. She has been nominated for numerous distinguished awards like the Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar and Best Actress in a Motion Picture (Drama) Academy Award. She is still in the acting scene to this very day.
Jami Gertz
Jami Gertz was a theatre major at NYU when she was discovered by a talent agent in the 1970's. Her first role on the screen was in the 1981 movie, "On the Right Track". Although she played a small role in the movie, it was sufficient enough to get her talents recognized. Her huge break came in 1982 when she starred in the movie "Square Pegs" in which she played the role of Muffy Tepperman. She has played various roles on different TV series all through her acting career. Some of the TV shows are, “The Facts of Life”, “ER”, “Entourage”, and “Ally McBeal.”
Mia Sara
We are not surprised that Mia Sara has some creativity and artistry flowing through her veins since her parents were photographers. In 1985, she was cast in the role of the lead character in "Legend", a Scott Ridley masterpiece. However, the role that made her very famous was in crazily popular the teen flick "Ferris Bueller's Day Off", where she played the role of Sloane Peterson. She was in the acting industry all through the early 2000s, and she is now married to Brian Henson, son of the Muppet's creator, Jim Henson.
Karen Allen
Her very first gig in the movie industry was in National Lampoon's "Animal House", a 1978 cult classic. With her part in this movie, it was obvious that she was destined for success. She went on to feature as Marion in "Raiders of the Lost Ark", this movie turned her into a star. She has starred in numerous hit films such as, “The Sandlot,” “The Glass Menagerie,” and “The Perfect Storm.”
Mia Farrow
Mia Farrow had featured in numerous small roles in the industry before she was cast the cult horror classic "Rosemary's Baby" in the '60s, a role which she is most famous for. She got her big break in 1964 when she got cast on "Peyton Place", where she played the recurring role of Allison Mackenzie.
She kept on having an extremely fruitful career even after her role on "Rosemary's Baby". She has featured in about sixty movies and TV series and a lot of these roles were that of the lead character.
Jennifer Connelly
The actress began her career as a child model. She appeared on newspaper, magazines and TV commercials before she made her movie acting debut in the 1984 crime movie titled "Once Upon a Time in America". She was cast in her first lead character role in the 1985 horror movie, "Phenomena". Since that point, she has gone on to win a few awards for herself for her role in films such as, “Requiem for a Dream,” A Beautiful Mind,” and “Blood Diamond.”
Michelle Pfeiffer
The actress in an ageless beauty and quite frankly, one of the most beautiful actresses in Hollywood. She began her acting career on the small screen with the series, "Delta House", where she acted as the Bombshell. She was soon ready to process onward and in 1982, she was cast as the lead character in the movie "Grease 2". The following year, she starred in the captivating mob film "Scarface", where she portrayed the remarkable role of Elvira Hancock. She has been featured in numerous movies since, a few of them are, “What Lies Beneath,” “Dangerous Minds,” and “Batman Returns.”
Diane Lane
We are far from surprised that Diane Lane ventured into the entertainment industry since her dad was a drama coach and her mom was a model. Her childhood was not exactly ordinary, so she found relief and bliss though acting on stage in theatres. She was featured in the movie "A Little Romance" in 1979. She went on to star in movies like "The Outsiders" and "Rumble Fish" in the '80s, and she keeps on staying prominent even today.
Jennifer Jason Leigh
Jennifer was a youngster who only acted in small roles in films and TV in the 1970s, however, all that changed in 1982 when she got featured on the cult classic, "Fast Times at Ridgemont High", where she played the role of Stacy Hamilton. From that time, she started getting cast in more grown-up roles and she featured in projects like, "Last Exit to Brooklyn" and "Miami Blues", where she was critically acclaimed. She recently featured on TV shows like "Atypical" and "Twin Peaks".
Nastassja Kinski
The German actress propelled her acting career by featuring on the 1978 movie, "Stay as You Are", where she portrayed the role of Francesca. She went on to portray the role of "Tess", a choice that got her two nominations at the Golden Globes. She is presently very active in the acting business in the US and Germany.
Dolly Parton
Dolly Parton is well-known as America's country music sweetheart. She released a lot of hit songs in 1974, some of them are, "I Will Always Love You", "Jolene" and "Love is Like a Butterfly". Her brand of music is well loved by all kinds of fans, and she keeps making the most of her success even today. She was the host of a variety show titled "Dolly!" from 1976-1977. She went on the largest tour of her career in 2016 and the tour cut across the US and there were stops in 60 cities. She recently worked alongside the famous a cappella group "Pentatonix" to redo her hit song, "Jolene".
Lauren Hutton
She has demonstrated that beauty takes different forms as she has appeared on the covers of Vogue magazine a record 27 times! Her gap-toothed smile signature had set new measures of splendor in the modeling industry. She was featured in a few acting roles in movies like "The Gambler", "The Joneses" and also in the 2018 movie, "I feel pretty".
Jacqueline Bisset
Jacqueline Bisset got her big break in the film industry when she featured alongside Frank Sinatra in the movie "The Detective"(1968). She went on to cruise through the '70s as a huge celebrity, and she featured in about seventeen movies all through the decade. She was featured in two movies in 2017, "9/11" and "The Double Lover". She is now working on a few projects that are to be released later in the future.
Dawn Wells
Prior to the existence “Team Edward” and “Team Jacob,” there was “Team Mary Ann” and “Team Ginger.” Dawn Wells was popularly known for her role on "Gilligan's Island" as the beautiful down-home young lady next door.
A role which she played from 1964-1967 and reappearing in 1978 for "Rescue from Gilligan's Island" and once more for "The Castaways on Gilligan's Island" in 1979. She later made the transition from TV to the stage, going on tours with a few musical productions. She wrote a book titled, "What would Mary Ann do? A Guide to Life", in 2014. In 2016, she became a Me-TV Network Marketing Ambassador.
Olivia Newton-John
Although she is most renowned for her role alongside John Travolta in the musical movie of 1978 titled "Grease", she has been featured in various movie roles and obviously, numerous studio albums. Maybe her greatest work was for her role as the lead character in the 1980 movie, "Xanadu" where she also wrote the majority of the soundtrack. Her latest album titled "Friends for Christmas", was released in 2016 and her most recent appearance on the screen was on the 2017 movie, "Sharknado: Global Swarming". Olivia still tours regularly.
Kirstie Alley
Kirstie Alley landed her first major role as Saavik in the 1982 classic "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan", just a few years after she after she broke into Hollywood in 1978. She featured in the satirical series "Scream Queens" in 2016 where she played the role of Ingrid Hoffel. However, she will forever be loved for her role as Rebecca Howe on "Cheers"; a role which earned her a Golden Globe in 1991.
Sophia Loren
Without a doubt, Sophia Loren is one of the most stunning ladies to ever show up on the big screen, and she is additionally one of the most prominent actresses of her generation. She began her career as a teenager and she made her first appearance on the screen at the age of 15. Her popularity and international recognition were cemented by her Academy Award-winning performance in the movie, "Two Women", where she portrayed the role of Cesira.
She has been featured in numerous movies all through her career, some of them are, "Brass Target" and "A Special Day". Although she still has a lot of influence in Hollywood, her last appearance on the screen was in 2014.
Samantha Fox
Samantha Fox signed her very first record deal at the age of 16. She flew under the radar in the music scene until the point when she released "Touch Me"; she was 20 years old by then. The song was definitely worth the wait for Samantha as the song was on the number one spot in about 17 nations.
She has proceeded to record six additional albums since the release of that single. She was a contestant on "Celebrity Big Brother" in 2016 but she was evicted just before the finale.
Erin Murphy
The actress and her twin sister were featured in "Bewitched" fro 1964-1872, where they played the role of the daughter, Tabitha. Although she shared the role equally with her sister, she was the one who featured on all the close-up scenes. She has been very quiet on the acting scene with a few features here and there. She recently featured on a TV film called "Life Interrupted" in 2017.
Susan Anton
This gorgeous actress was named in 1979 as Time's "Most Promising Face". She became widely known as the face of Muriel Cigars. She was featured in a variety series alongside Mel Tillis, but the show was canceled after only four weeks. She appeared on various Merv Griffin shows all through the '70s. She still acts and she last appeared on the 2016 TV film, "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens".
Traci Lords
Although Traci Lords started her career in the adult movie industry, she made the changeover to conventional projects and she has since been featured in several roles in projects like, "MacGyver", "Married with Children" and "Cry Baby". She has also appeared on "Melrose Place" and "Nash Bridges". She has also done some work in the music industry and some of her songs have even been utilized as soundtracks for some movies.
Jane Fonda
It seemed as though her acting career slowed down for a few years after she had won an Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in "Klute" in 1971. Her career picked up some steam after she began her own production company called "IPC Films". She featured as the lead character in the movie "Fun with Dick and Jane", which she also produced. She took a little acting sabbatical in the 1990s after a couple of more movies but she made a comeback to feature in the 2005 movie "Monster-in-Law". She most recently worked on a Netflix series called, "Grace and Frankie".
Joanna Cameron
Joanna Campbell portrayed the role of Isis in the kid's TV series, "The Secrets of Isis" from the 6th of September 1975 to the 3rd of September 1977. This appeared to have been the highlight of her professional acting career as it was very obvious that she was done with acting by the '80s. She ventured into the home healthcare business for some years, and afterward, went into hotel marketing.
Daryl Hannah
I'm sure everyone recalls who Daryl Hannah is. For those who don't, she is the stunning beauty who stole our hearts away in movies like, "Splash" and "Steel Magnolias". Her first role in a movie was in the 1978 horror film, "The Fury". Her success ran across the following decade too and she was featured in movies like "Grumpy Old Men", "A Walk to Remember", "The Little Rascals" and "My Favorite Martian". She most recently appeared as Angelica in the Netflix show, "Sense8". She was a student at the University of Southern California before her acting career and she studied ballet and acting.
Charlotte Rampling
She began her acting career in French and Italian art-house movies like "The Damned" and "The Night Porter" in the 1970s. She went on to feature in some Woody Allen movies such as, "Angel Heart" and "Stardust Memories". She is still a present figure in the acting world, and she most notably featured as Evelyn Vogel in "Dexter". She won an Emmy award for her role in "Restless" in 2012. In 2015, she released an autobiography, showing that she still had much to offer in the industry and to the world.
Honor Blackman
Although Honor Blackman started her career on the set of “The Avengers,” she was quoted saying, “No More Avengers! There’s nothing new to get out of it – I want to go forward, not backward.” She left the show in the past and proceeded to play the role of Laura west in "Upper Hand" as well as playing the role of a Bond girl in "Goldfinger". Although she isn't as active in the industry as she used to be, she still features in some small roles, like her role in 2015's "You, Me and Them" where she played the role of Rose Walker.
Barbi Benton
Although her rise to fame may have been because she appeared four times on the cover of a certain men's magazine, she turned into a favorite of Hugh Heffner and she became his girlfriend for a long while. They broke up in 1976. She transitioned to the acting scene and she got featured in numerous TV shows like "Sugar Time" and "The Love Boat". She got married to George Gradow, a real estate developer, in 1979. Her last public appearance was in 2014 when she revealed that Bill Cosby frequently visited a particular mansion owned by an ex-boyfriend of hers.
Susan Dey
Susan Dey portrayed the role of Laurie Partridge, the dreamy-eyed girl-next-door, in "The Partridge Family" until 1974. Although she was featured in numerous movies, her most prominent roles were those on TV shows like "L.A. Law" and "Love and War". She last on-screen appearance was in the drama, "Third Watch" in 2004. She prefers to be outside of the public eye now.
Lola Falana
Her birth name is Loletha Elayne Falana. She caught the attention of Sammy Davies Jr. with her amazing talents in acting and singing. The Italian actress and Sammy went on tour together at on time. Her very first movie role was in the 1970 movie, "The Liberation of L.B. Jones". Lola went to Las Vegas where she would come to be known as “The Queen of Las Vegas.” She made her last appearance on the screen in 1989 after she had been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1987.
Jaclyn Smith
Jaclyn Smith played the Kelly Garrett in the "Charlie's Angels" series. She has had many roles on the TV shows and in movies and some of her works are in projects like "Christina Cromwell" and "The District". She featured in a TV film titled "Bridal Wave" in 2015. She is one of the very first actresses to design and release her own clothing lines.
Uma Thurman
Although Uma Thurman may have discovered her love for acting while in middle school, her career began on the modeling scene. She featured on the covers of some magazines before she caught the attention of some casting directors. She appeared in three films, one of them was "Dangerous Liaisons". She carried on her acting career all through the '80s. She has numerous acting credits to her name, she has won a Golden Globe Award and she has been nominated for numerous awards.
Christie Brinkley
This supermodel began her career as a cover girl for a Sports Illustrated swimsuit magazine. She was featured on the covers of 3 issues in the '70s, which is a record for the magazine. She held the spot of the Cover Girl for 25years, pushing ahead to receive other campaigns too. Her last appearance on the cover of the Sports Illustrated magazine is one she wouldn't forget soon; she appeared on this particular cover with her two daughters.
Victoria Principal
She portrayed the role of Maria Elena in 1972's "The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean" long before she played the role of Pamela Barnes Ewing on the famous nighttime soap opera, "Dallas". Her role on Dallas was from 1978-1987 and she continued on her acting in other TV shows and movies. She featured in "Titans" in 2001, after which she became more involved with philanthropic and charity work and her area of interest is in animal rights and protection.
Morgan Fairchild
Morgan Fairchild, famously known as the stunning Patsy Ann McClenny, featured on the TV soap "Search of Tomorrow" between 1973 and 1977, where she played the role of Jennifer Pace. This role gave her the boost she needed to become a famous star and it also gave her the opportunity to feature on TV shows like "Dallas", "Happy Days" and "Kojak". She featured in the TV show titled "Flamingo Road" in the '80s, where she played the role of Constance Weldon Carlyle. She is still very much in the acting scene and recently featured on the soap opera, " Days of our Lives".
Charo
The phrase of the '70s was "Cuchi-cuchi" as actress and singer, Charo, used her exuberant mannerisms to make the country smile. Although she's not active on the entertainment front as she was in the early 2000s, she occasionally makes an appearance, as she did with her role in 2017 TV film, “Sharknado 5: Global Swarming.”
Kate Jackson
She is also one of the "Charlie's Angels" alumni. She portrayed the role of the adorable and resilient Sabrina Duncan in the '70s hit show. She left the show after the 3rd season so that she could star on some other TV shows such as Scarecrow and Mrs. King" and "Baby Boom". She is now a writer and it is believed that she would be releasing her memoirs in 2020.
Beth Chapman
Denver's own Beth Chapman was the youngest ever bail bondsman in the history of the state of Colorado. She was 29 years old. Lyssa Chapman, her step-daughter, later broke this record. She is most renowned for her roles on "Dog the Bounty Hunter" and "Dog and Beth: On the Hunt". After battling cancer for years, she declared that she was cancer free in 2017.
Danielle Colby
Danielle Colby was brought up in a family of Jehovah Witnesses; however, she turned her back against the religious doctrines and began her own studio and parody troupe. She loved picking very much, and when she met Mike Wolfe, he enlisted her for the show called "American Pickers". The showing is now on season 18 and Danielle is still in the thick of it.
Katharine Ross
Katherine Ross already had two significantly acclaimed performances; the first was for her role on "Bitch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and the second was for her role on "The Graduate". She became even more popular in the 1970s with roles in films like "The Stepford Wives" and "The Betsy". She and cowboy actor, Sam Elliott, got married in 1984. They have a daughter together and they are still married today.
Raquel Welch
Can anyone actually forget the fur bikini that she wore in the movie, "One Million Years BC"? We doubt that. She would forever be one of the sexiest Hollywood actresses of all time. Raquel Welch featured in the 1973 movie, "The Three Musketeers", a role which earned her a Golden Globe Award. She is also known for her business acumen and she has written a book and released a video series called "Total Beauty and Fitness Program". She recently made an appearance on the screen in 2017 where the played the role of Celeste in the movie, "How to be a Latin Lover".
Ali MacGraw
Prior to her role as Jenny in the 1970's movie, "Love Story", Ali McGraw began her career in acting by working on the advertisement scene. She went on to feature in only three films after her role in "Love Story". The movies are "Players", The Getaway" and "Players". Although her last onscreen appearance was in the movie "Glam" in 1997, she reunited with Ryan O'Neal, her costar on "Love Story", to feature in a stage release of “Love Letters.”
Cheryl Ladd
She too is a "Charlie's Angels" alumni and she played the part of Kris Munroe on the TV show in 1977. She went on to the music scene and released "Think it Over" in 1978. Although she was never on the top 10, she continued her career in music and she released three more albums. She recently appeared on-screen in 2016, in the TV mini-series, “The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.”
Mandrell Sisters
She released her very first hit track "Sleeping Single in a Double Bed" in 1978. She released another hit song titled "If Loving You is Wrong, I don't want to be Right" shortly after the first. Some TV producers resolved to make money of her success, so they offered her a TV show. The show "Barbara Mandrell and the Mandrell Sisters" aired for two seasons. Although the sisters prefer to be left out of the spotlight, they are active for many different charities.
Bo Derek
The movie that brought Bo onto the circuit of Hollywood was the 1977 movie, "Orca". However, the first role that comes to mind when most fans think about her would most likely be her iconic jog on the beach in the 1979 movie, "10". She is still very active on the acting scene and she recently featured alongside Danny Glover and Billy Burke in the 2013 movie, "Highland Park". She is a dedicated activist for organizations such as Richard Branson’s Wild Aid and she is additionally very supportive for many disabled veterans’ organizations.
Maureen McCormick
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia. She will forever be remembered for her part on "The Brady Bunch", where she played the role of Marcia Brady. She has been involved in a few spin-offs, sequels and TV films. She has also made appearances on some reality shows including, "I'm a Celebrity... Get Me out of Here!" and "Dancing with the Stars". Her last on-screen appearance was on the 2017 drama, "The Neighborhood".
Loni Anderson
Loni Anderson began her acting career in the 1970s, playing numerous small roles on TV shows. Things changed for the beautiful blonde in 1978, when she featured on "WKRP in Cincinnati", where she played the role of Jennifer Marlow. She proceeded from this famous TV show to feature in other TV series like "Partners in Crime" and "Easy Street". She additionally appeared in TV films like "White Hot: The Mysterious Murder of Thelma Todd". She featured in an Amazon original movie titled "Love You More" in 2017.
Kim Basinger
Kim Bassinger had a very successful modeling career before she featured in her first acting role on the TV show "The Gemini Man". She continued to star in several TV movies and shows all through the '70s. She got her chance on the big screen in the 1980s and she had roles in movies like "L.A, Confidential". The recently starred alongside Russell Crowe in 2016's "The Nice Guys" and also in the movie adaptation of "50 Shades Darker" in 2017.
Babara Eden
