Cheryl Ladd

Guest-starred on an episode of CBS's "CSI: Miami" playing a wealthy wife who secretly dates much younger men

Cast as Jillian Deline, Ed's (James Caan) wife on NBC's "Las Vegas"

Made Broadway debut succeeding Bernadette Peters in the title role of "Annie Get Your Gun"

Co-starred in the family feature "A Dog of Flanders"

Portrayed Lynn Landon, wife of the actor, in the biopic "Michael Landon, The Father I Knew" (CBS)

Acted with daughter Jordan in "Every Mother's Worst Fear" on the USA Network

Had supporting role as a TV star in "Permanent Midnight"

Played an ex-con who rebuilds her life only to become the prime suspect when her husband turns up dead in the CBS TV movie, "A Tangled Web"

Returned to series TV in the short-lived "One West Waikiki" (CBS)

Cast as Sara Gilbert's terminally ill mother in "Poison Ivy"

Portrayed the title character's mom in the CBS TV movie, "Lisa," about a teenager who unknowingly develops a relationship with a serial killer

Played a nurse spiraling out of control with substance abuse issues in "Deadly Care" (CBS)

Offered a fine turn as a Beverly Hills socialite who develops a complex relationship with the man who killed her fiance and brutalized her in the CBS-TV movie, "A Death in California"

Teamed with Ken Wahl in the Vietnam-era romance, "Purple Hearts"

Played the title role in the ABC biopic "Grace Kelly"

Cast as a woman whose unfaithful husband is accused of rape in the feature, "Now and Forever"

Headlined third ABC variety special, "Cheryl Ladd: Scenes From a Special"

Second variety special, "Cheryl Ladd...Looking Back - Souvenirs" (ABC); also executive produced

First starring role in a TV-movie, "When She Was Bad..." (ABC), playing a woman abusing her pre-school daughter

Headlined own ABC variety program, "The Cheryl Ladd Special"

Recorded first music album, Cheryl Ladd for Capitol Records

Replaced Farrah Fawcett for the second season of ABC's "Charlie's Angels" in the role of Kris Munroe, younger sister of Fawcett's then departing character, Jill Munroe; first credited as Cheryl Ladd

Appeared in "The Treasure of Jamaica Reef/Evil in the Deep"; credited as Cheryl Stoppelmoor (released in 1976)

TV-movie debut, "Satan's School for Girls" (ABC); co-starred with Kate Jackson

Had a regular role on the NBC series "Search"

Live action TV series debut, "The Ken Berry 'Wow' Show" (ABC); credited as Cheryl Jean Stoopelmoor

Feature acting debut, "Chrome and Hot Leather"; credited as Cherie Moore

Made TV debut as the singing voice of Melody Jones in the animated series "Josie and the Pussycats" (CBS); credited as Cherie Moore; Jackie Joseph was the speaking voice

Member of musical group Music Shop

Settled in Los Angeles after Music Shop toured there