Farrah Fawcett

Fawcett’s career began in the 1960s, starring in TV commercials and guest appearances. Farah Fawcett first rose to recognition for her role as Jill Munroe in the first episode of the TV series, Charlie’s Angels. She has since appeared in various other productions. She’s become an icon for that particular era, with posters of her selling six million copies in the first year of printing!

Fawcett has also received accolades for her performance in her play in Extremities and The Apostle. She accumulated a net worth of $20 million during her lifetime, a testament to the sound decisions she made, perhaps with the help of a financial advisor. Although she passed away in 2009 due to anal cancer, she left a legacy that merited her being awarded a posthumous fourth Emmy nomination for the documentary Farrah’s Story.