Stefanie Powers

Stefanie Powers has been acting since she was 15, when Columbia Pictures signed her to a movie deal and labeled her one of America's brightest up-and-coming stars. Born in Hollywood, California, she graduated from Hollywood High before making her mark in the industry. She amassed over 200 television appearances over her 68-year career, with early fame on series like The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. and later starring in the 1980s hit Hart to Hart as Jennifer Hart. Her other TV credits include The Feather and Father Gang and Maggie. She also appeared in the off-Broadway play "Applause!".

After a five-year break from Hollywood early in her career, Stefanie returned to focus on television, racking up over 100 guest appearances in just a few years. Her personal life included a marriage to actor Gary Lockwood from 1966 to 1972. Shortly after, she formed a friendship with William Holden that blossomed into a romance lasting until his death in 1981.

Beyond acting, Stefanie is a dedicated wildlife conservationist. She serves as President of the William Holden Wildlife Foundation, Director of the Mount Kenya Game Ranch, and spokesperson for AVID Microchip Technology. She works with the Cincinnati Zoo and Zoo Atlanta and has lent her support to numerous philanthropic causes. She has hosted PBS shows about women and finance, supported projects like Expedia's Mungo Park, and starred in the TV movie Someone Is Watching (2000).