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A Taste Of Revenge
In 1986, Fawcett starred in "Extremities" with James Russo. The movie is about a woman who takes revenge on a would-
be rapist.
The Blonde 'Angel'Fawcett, right, won fame on the television series "Charlie's Angels," in which she played a glamorous private detective along with Jaclyn Smith, left, and
Kate Jackson. Fawcett's famous 'do was copied by women across the nation.
One Big Happy Family?
Ryan O'Neal, center, and Fawcett arrive with their son Redmond at the premiere of "Malibu's Most Wanted" at the Chinese Theater on April 10,
2003, in Los Angeles. Ryan O'Neal had a role in the series.
'Angels' Reunite
Fawcett joins former "Charlie's Angels" co-stars Kate Jackson, left, and Jaclyn Smith, right, onstage at the 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards
at the Shrine Auditorium on Aug. 27, 2006, in Los Angeles.
Leading LadiesFarrah Fawcett, right, shares a scene with Raquel Welch in the 1970 film
"Myra Breckinridge." It was Fawcett's first major film role.
A New Beau
After her divorce from Lee Majors, Fawcett moved in with Ryan O'Neal. In 1985, they had a son together,
Redmond O'Neal.
Poster GirlIn 1976, just as her career was taking off, Fawcett posed for this pin-up poster, which sold millions of
copies and broke sales records.
Out Of This World
Fawcett starred with Kirk Douglas in the 1980 film "Saturn 3." Despite Fawcett's topless scene, the film
was a commercial flop.
Major Life Changes
Fawcett, right, married actor Lee Majors in 1973. The next year, Majors debuted as Col. Steve Austin in the television series "The Six Million Dollar
Man," in which Fawcett guest starred. The couple divorced in 1982.
Don't Judge Me
Fawcett, with actor Charlie Sheen, portrayed Judge Claire Simmons on four episodes of the television series "Spin City" in 2001.
Still Cookin'
Fawcett had a role in 2004's "The Cookout."
Down, But Not Out
Fawcett staged a comeback in 1984, earning critical praise when she portrayed a battered wife in the television movie
"The Burning Bed."
Serving As An ExampleFarrah Fawcett decided to do the film "Farrah's Story" because she wanted to serve as an example whose health battle would offer a lasting effect — especially in the areas of protecting patient confidentiality and promoting alternative treatments for cancer.
In Treatment
In a scene from "Farrah's Story," Fawcett consults with a health care worker while receiving treatment in Germany in 2008.
Mother And SonFarrah Fawcett and her son Redmond O'Neal share an embrace in a scene from "Farrah's Story," a
personal look at her battle with cancer. Shot with her own home video recorder, the film chronicles the actress' two and half year battle with cancer.
It aired on NBC on Friday, May 15.
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