Farrah Fawcett

Documented her on-going battle with cancer in the television documentary "Farrah's Story" (NBC); earned a posthumous Emmy nomination for Outstanding Nonfiction Special

Appeared as herself in the reality series, "Chasing Farrah" (TV Land)

Cast in the comedy "The Cookout"; scripted by and co-starring Queen Latifah

Had a recurring role on the CBS series, "The Guardian"; earned an Emmy nomination for her Guest-Starring role

Had leading role as the mother of a Downs Syndrome child in "Jewel" (CBS)

Played the recurring role of Judge Simmons in the ABC sitcom, "Spin City"

Cast as Richard Gere's disturbed wife in "Dr. T & the Women"

Starred opposite Sam Shepard as a middle-aged married couple in the TNT movie, "Baby"

Appeared in the pay-per-view special, "Farrah Fawcett: All of Me"; later released on video

Posed for a second time in Playboy magazine at age 50

Received critical praise for her role as Robert Duvall's straying spouse in "The Apostle"

Had lead role in the Western "Dalva" (ABC)

Posed for Playboy magazine

Received star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Returned to features after a six-year absence, co-starring with Chevy Chase in "Man of the House"

Co-starred in the above average TV-movie, "The Substitute Wife" (NBC)

Starred opposite Ryan O'Neal in the short-lived CBS sitcom, "Good Sports"

Had lead in the ABC miniseries, "Small Sacrifices"; received second Emmy nomination

Played lead in biopic "Margaret Bourke-White" (TNT)

Returned to feature films to appear in "See You in the Morning"

Played the title role in "Nazi Hunter: The Beate Klarsfeld Story" (ABC)

Earned critical praise as a battered wife in "The Burning Bed" (NBC); garnered first Emmy nomination

Made Off-Broadway debut in "Extremities"

Played first leading role in a feature film in "Somebody Killed Her Husband"

Debuted as series regular Jill Munroe on the ABC series, "Charlie's Angels"; left after one season and replaced by Cheryl Ladd (who portrayed Jill's younger sister Kris)

Released best-selling swimsuit poster that went on to sell a still-unrivaled 12 million copies

Guest-starred in four episodes of "The Six Million Dollar Man" (ABC)

Co-starred in the ABC TV-movie, "The Great American Beauty Contest"

Had featured role in the ABC movie, "The Feminist and the Fuzz"

Played a small role in the outrageous sex farce, "Myra Breckinridge"

First TV appearances in "I Dream of Jeannie" (NBC)

Made feature acting debut in "Love Is a Funny Thing"

Moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting career

Appeared as a contestant on "The Dating Game"

Began modeling career as an undergraduate

Made stage debut as Jill in "Butterflies Are Free" at the Burt Reynolds Dinner Theater in Jupiter, FL