Pamela Hensley

A slim, brown-eyed brunette with a natural C-cup figure, Pamela Hensley made her mark on American television before turning to writing. Born in Glendale, California, she stands 5'7" and carries herself with the poised look of a classic Hollywood leading lady. She is American and Caucasian, and her career spans acting and authorship.

Hensley studied at Argyle Academy and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London before debuting in the dramedy There Was a Crooked Man... As a contract player at Universal in the 1970s, she appeared in numerous television productions, including a role as the wife of Dr. Kiley on Marcus Welby, M.D. and a half-season as an investigator on Kingston: Confidential. Her breakout came as Princess Ardala in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, a role she played in the theatrical film and the subsequent series. She then starred as C.J. Parsons on the detective series Matt Houston for three years, her longest-running part. After the show ended in 1985, she abruptly retired from acting.

Hensley shifted to the literary world in 2004 with The Jewish-Sicilian Cookbook, published under her married name, Pamela Hensley Vincent. She has been married to television executive E. Duke Vincent since 1982. The couple has no children.