Katherine Justice

Biography

Katherine Justice is an American actress who worked largely in television guest roles from the 1960s through the 1980s and also appeared in a few major films. Raised in Ohio, she trained at Carnegie Tech Drama School and graduated in 1964. She then acted at the Front Street Theater in Memphis for a summer, followed by Washington's Arena Stage, where she starred as Lola in Damn Yankees and appeared in Heartbreak House, He Who Gets Slapped and Hard Travelin'. Her first television role came on The Big Valley in 1966, and she soon won a major part in The Way West (1967). Prescription: Murder (1968), the television movie that later became the Columbo series, gave her a leading role as a conspirator. Her next film was 5 Card Stud (1968). She later played Sheila Hogan on Falcon Crest starting in 1982 and Rita Jones in Dangerous Women (1991).

83years old

Turns 84 on October 28in 15 days

Born October 28, 1942Sacramento
Star sign: ScorpioThe sign runs October 23 to November 21
Also credited as Kathy Justice

Movie Career

Films: 4
Career span: 12 years1967 to 1979

Every film, newest first

1979Captain America II: Death Too SoonIMDb rating 3.7
19685 Card StudIMDb rating 6.5
1968Prescription: MurderIMDb rating 7.9
1967The Way WestIMDb rating 6.2

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A first
Justice was briefly Miss Ohio Universe 1960 but could not compete in the Miss Universe pageant because she was 17, under the minimum age of 18.
First role
In 1966, Justice made her television debut on The Big Valley. She got a major role in The Way West before she had even left the TV studio.
Big break
After seeing dailies of Justice's work, Paramount Pictures signed her to a five-year contract. The studio planned for her to make five pictures under that deal.