she steadily acquired experience, progressing to guest roles on television series that increased her notoriety. Gaining Momentum on Television.
Throughout the 1970s, she slowly developed her television resume, landing guest appearances on some of the decade’s most famous shows. Audiences saw her in shows like “Barnaby Jones,”
“The Six Million Dollar Man,” and “Hawaii Five-O,” where she demonstrated her screen presence and flexibility.
These appearances established her as a dependable and captivating actor capable of playing a variety of parts across genres.
In 1979, she embarked on what would become a key role in her early career: Hester Prynne in the television miniseries “The Scarlet Letter.”
