Kate Jackson Biography: Spouse, Net Worth, Age, Height, Children, TV Shows, Children, Photos, Movies, Still Alive?

Biography

Lucy Kate Jackson (born 29 October 1948) is a renowned American actress and filmmaker addressed as Kate Jackson. She is best known for her appearances in the television shows Charlie’s Angels, Scarecrow, and Mrs. King.

She was brought up in Birmingham, Alabama, and became interested in acting as a young adolescent. When she was 16 years old, she started modeling and simultaneously pursued acting instruction. She enrolled in lessons in theater history at Birmingham Southern College.

Before beginning her acting career, she also trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. Kate Jackson made her acting debut in the horror movie Night of Dark Shadows in 1971 and received the lead role in the drama movie Limbo.

She made her television debut in 1970’s Dark Shadows and went on to feature in minor roles in shows like The Rookies and Baby Boom. Kate Jackson found the most success in programs like Charlie’s Angels and Scarecrow and Mrs. King, where she played the primary characters. In the late 2000s, she gave up acting.

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Lucy Kate Jackson
Stage Name:	Kate Jackson
Born:	29 October 1948 (age 75 years old)
Place of Birth:	Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Nationality:	American
Height:	1.75 m
Parents:	Ruth Shepherd, Hogan Jackson
Siblings:	Jenny Jackson
Husband • Spouse:	Tom Hart (m. 1991-1994), David Greenwald (m. 1982-1984), Andrew Stevens (m. 1978-1980).
Boyfriend • Partner:	Rock Brynner (1981), Nick Nolte (1977), Robert Evans (1973), Edward Albert (1970-1972), Warren Beatty, Dirk Benedict
Children:	Charles Taylor
Occupation:	Actress • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$10 million

Early Life & Education 

Hogan Jackson and Ruth Shepherd welcomed Lucy Kate Jackson into the world on October 29, 1948, in Birmingham, Alabama, United States. She was raised alongside Jenny Jackson, her sister.

She grew up in a very wealthy family; her mother, Ruth Shepherd, was a stay-at-home mom, and her father, Hogan Jackson, was the president of a building supply company. She lived with her family in Mountain Brook, Alabama, and went to the Brooke Hill School for Girls. 

Kate Jackson had already decided she wanted to be an actor by the time she graduated from high school. She started modeling when she was 16 to supplement her income. She first enrolled in the University of Mississippi after graduating from high school, but she transferred to Birmingham Southern College during her sophomore year to study speech and theater history.

At about the same period, she began performing in plays. Kate Jackson was accepted as an apprentice at the Stowe Playhouse in Vermont during her last academic year, but she was unsatisfied and decided to move to New York City, where she enrolled at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. 

During her tenure at AADA, she participated in numerous theater productions. In order to make ends meet, she worked numerous part-time jobs and continued her modeling career, which was enough to cover her expenses. 

Kate Jackson started attending auditions at about the same time for roles in movies and television. 

Career

Before beginning her acting career, Kate Jackson worked as an NBC page and a tour guide at the Rockefeller Center. She made her acting debut in the long-running Gothic soap opera Dark Shadows in 1970 in a minor role as Daphne Harridge. She portrayed a ghost in the cult-favorite horror drama in which she starred. 

She gained significant influence in the industry by playing a significant role in 71 episodes. She then appeared in two episodes of the sitcom The Jimmy Stewart Show and a cameo appearance in the Bonanza series. 

Kate Jackson made her acting debut in the 1971 horror movie Night of Dark Shadows when she played a minor role. Despite receiving negative reviews from reviewers, the movie still did well at the box office. She then appeared in the critically acclaimed and popular drama movie Limbo.

When she made an appearance as one of the lead characters in the police procedural drama series The Rookies in 1972, she got a big break. She played the character Jill Danko in the popular television series. It lasted until 1976 when she was given the part for which she is still best known. 

Even though The Rookies was canceled, Kate Jackson was still obligated by her contract, so when the creators of Charlie’s Angels began casting, She was their top option. Additionally, she herself gave the show’s creators a title suggestion.

In the hugely popular and financially successful action crime drama series, she played Sabrina Duncan. The starring role in the movie Kramer vs. Kramer was given to her, but she neglected the offer since she loved her time on the show so much. Meryl Streep eventually took over this role. Charlie’s Angels, which aired for five seasons and 115 episodes, was hailed as the decade’s most notable program. Kate Jackson garnered three Golden Globe Award nominations and two Primetime Emmy nods for her work on the show. In Charlie’s Angels, she performed from 1976 to 1979. 

Kate Jackson was recognized for her cameo appearance in the series premiere episode in the late 1970s. Despite acting in fewer movies during her career, she had significant parts in some noteworthy movies like Dirty Tricks, Making Love, and Loverboy. When she played the title character in the television series Scarecrow and Mrs. King in 1983, she got her way to fame.

The series was a major commercial and critical hit and received numerous honors. It has 88 episodes throughout 4 seasons of broadcasting. Kate Jackson received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress for her major performance in the television show. Following that, she mostly appeared in guest appearances on television shows like Twice in a Lifetime, Chicken Soup for the Soul, and The Zeta Project. In television movies, including Killer Bees, Homewrecker, and A Kidnapping in the Family, she made an appearance. 

Personal Life

Throughout her career, Kate Jackson has had romantic relationships with numerous men. She was engaged to actor Edward Albert in the 1970s. After their relationship ended, she dated actors, including Nick Nolte, Warren Beatty, and Dirk Benedict. 

She then got hitched to actor Andrew Stevens in 1978, but they divorced later. Kate Jackson married David Greenwald and Tom Hart after Andrew Stevens, but none lasted more than a few years.

Kate Jackson adopted Charles Taylor as a son in 1995. In 1987 and 1989, she battled breast cancer twice. She insured her legs for $8 million in 1987. She has dated the likes of Rock Brynner (1981), Nick Nolte (1977), Robert Evans (1973) and Edward Albert (1970-1972).

Net Worth

The actress Kate Jackson reportedly has a $10 million net worth. Her famous acting career has brought her fortune.

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