Shelley was listed by HubPages
as one of the 26 Most Beautiful
Television Actresses of the 1970s
Shelley began her career as a teen model in the 1960s. But, by the 1970s, she had jumped to Supermodel status and had become world-renowned. Hollywood came knocking on her door as a result; and she was eventually cast as one of Charlie's Angels. Shelley was indeed one of the most beautiful Supermodels and Hollywood stars of the era. She possessed that classic blonde beauty that came off as both haughty and sweet at the same time. In addition to her fresh and delicate look, Shelley's an intellectual and has good head on her shoulders. She isn't afraid of a challenge, of trying new things. Last September, HubPages listed her as one of the 26 Most Beautiful Television Actresses of the 1970s... along with Angie Dickinson, Stefanie Powers, Lola Falana, Cathy Lee Crosby, Susan Anton, Adrienne Barbeau, Erin Gray, and Jayne Kennedy, to name a few.
beautiful Shelley throughout the years
Shelley was discovered at a debutante ball by a publisher (Huntington Hartford) who urged her to try modeling. With her parent's approval, she became a teen model and was managed by Ford Models, Inc. Upon completing her education, she embarked on a full-time modeling career, and eventually became one of the Supermodels of the 1970s. She later moved to Hollywood and became a lead in three TV series (Charlie's Angels, Cutter to Houston, and Jack and Mike) and starred in several feature films (Annie Hall, The King of Comedy, Troll, and The Stepfather). In the late 1990s, she established Shelley Hack Media Consultancy (SHMC) and helped pre- and post-conflict countries establish democracy through media. Shelley also helped the largest media conglomerate in Eastern Europe develop and build the latest film studio complex in the region. In 2010, Shelley and her husband director Harry Winer formed Smash Media Inc. and have produced documentaries, feature films and TV movies for the Hallmark Channel. Now, that's a beauty with brains.
