Yahoo Lifestyle “Charlie's Angels” Alum Shelley Hack Makes Rare Public Appearance in Connecticut
Hack, now 77, starred alongside Jaclyn Smith and Cheryl Ladd in season 4 of the hit series in 1979
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Charlie's Angels star Shelley Hack is spotted on a very rare outing in Connecticut on April 5Shelley Hack is living life out of the spotlight.
The 77-year-old Charlie's Angels alum was seen on a grocery run in Connecticut on Saturday, April 5, in photos obtained by PEOPLE. She was dressed casually in a fleece jacket and black pants while running errands.
Hack is best known for her modeling career and season-long run as Tiffany Welles on Charlie's Angels, which she starred in alongside Jaclyn Smith, Farrah Fawcett and Cheryl Ladd. She joined as Tiffany, a new Angel, in season 4 after Kate Jackson's exit.
In 1979, she told PEOPLE she was "having fun" after securing the role as the newest Angel, but admitted she "wasn’t interested in a TV series" beforehand. "But my agent said, ‘Go to L.A. and test for Charlie’s Angels.'"
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Charlie's Angels star Shelley Hack is spotted on a very rare outing in Connecticut on April 5She hit it off "immediately" with her costars Smith and Ladd, as she said at the time: "Cheryl is multitalented, very sweet and funny. So is Jackie—she’s close to her family and very polite."
“Maybe the show will make me a star overnight, maybe it won’t. First of all I’m having fun. Of course it’s fluff, but high-grade fluff. You don’t compare Agatha Christie to Tolstoy. It’s a great job and I’m in front of the camera every day."
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Farrah Fawcett, Jaclyn Smith, Shelley Hack, Cheryl Ladd, and David Doyle on the set of "Charlie's Angels"After playing Tiffany in the series' fourth season, she was replaced by the late Tanya Roberts, who died in 2021 at age 65, for season 5.
After her exit from Charlie's Angels, Hack went on to make a few guest star appearances in shows like L.A. Law. She also scored some big screen roles in Martin Scorsese's The King of Comedy and The Stepfather.
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She's since become more of a presence behind the camera, as she has executive produced six Hallmark films, beginning with 2011's Lucky Christmas. Her most recent project was 2019's Holiday Hearts.
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