The Most Iconic Women Of The 70’s: Where Are They Now?
The 1970s was one of the greatest decades, it gave us some of pop culture’s most inspiring female figures. From Goldie Hawn to Raquel Welch, these 1970s icons remain timelessly influential. Let’s find out what the female superstars of yesteryear look like today.
Julie Andrews
Julie Andrews was an undeniable musical sensation who rose to fame with the roles of Mary Poppins and Maria from the beloved musical ‘The Sound of Music.’ The multitalented actress’s career continued to flourish well after the seventies were over. Her most recent appearances include voice acting work in the movies Shrek and Despicable Me, as well as a role as the Queen of Genovia in the Disney movie The Princess Diaries.
Morgan Fairchild
Morgan Fairchild, born Patsy Ann McClenny, first rose to fame with her role as Jennifer Pace on the soap opera Search for Tomorrow from 1973-1977. She soon landed guest roles on Happy Days, Kojak and Dallas. She continues to act today, with her most recent role in 2016’s A Christmas in Vermont, starring alongside Chevy Chase. She has aged gracefully, maintaining her demure and refined beauty.
Beth Chapman
Beth Chapman hails from Denver, Colorado. She was just 29-years-old when she became the youngest licensed bail bondsman in the history of Colorado. The record would later be broken by her very own step-daughter, Lyssa Chapman. Beth is known for being one of the main characters in the series Dog the Bounty Hunter and Dog and Beth: On The Hunt. In 2017, she was diagnosed with cancer but would go on to make a full recovery and return to good health.
Jaclyn Smith
The gorgeous Jaclyn Smith first rose to fame in the hit sitcom Charlie’s Angels, becoming a noteworthy sex symbol. Following the end of the series, Smith continued her career on the small screen, appearing in several made-for-TV movies. In a true show of her astounding longevity, Smith made a memorable cameo appearance in the 2003 action flick Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.
