How Victoria Principal, who played Pamela Barnes Ewing in “Dallas,” looks at 72 will make you gasp

In a 2012 interview with Huffington Post, the actress expressed her wish that she had known her childhood would come to an end. On another occasion, she mentioned feeling fortunate that her parents raised her to believe in equality.Victoria had made up her mind to pursue a career as a doctor.

She was well on her way to achieving her dream until an unfortunate car accident left her with severe injuries. In order to recover, she had to take a break from her studies. Unfortunately, this meant missing out on a lot of college coursework and having to start her first year all over again.

At that time, she was not willing to go through it all over again.She landed one of her initial film roles as the mistress of Roy Bean in the movie “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean” starring Paul Newman.

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