Biografía

Has the unique distinction of having been both a Bond Girl and a Charlie's Angel.

Wore electric-blue eye-contacts during most of her career.

Her death was prematurely announced by her personal acquaintance, Lance O'Brien, on January 3, 2021, exactly one day before her actual passing. This created a lot of confusion in the news-media (internet and television), particularly when she eventually died the following day.

Upon her death, she was cremated and her ashes were scattered along her hiking trail.

During Roberts' career, her birth year was reported variously as 1954, 1955 or 1959, but when she passed, it was discovered that she was really born in 1949.

[interview in "People" Magazine, 1984] Even if I get thrown out of Hollywood, I'll come back. It took me 14 years to get where I am. I'm going to hang in there.

Fans make you. I certainly hope that people like me in the work and I appreciate every letter that I get. I'm glad they like me or else I wouldn't be in the business. But for fans it's a very different reality than it is for me. They're going to watch the finished product, which has taken us five months and a lot of hard work . . . I mean, I've been choking for the last three days on smoke--it's not very glamorous. It's not what it looks like in the movie, I'm on my knees, bruised half the time, it's action, action, action.

You need to start somewhere. Jane Fonda began with Barbarella (1968). I'm not at an age where producers will offer me Norma Rae (1979) or La decisión de Sophie (1982). When you're young and pretty you don't get Los años dorados (1981). But if you keep working, good things can happen. Kim Basinger got El mejor (1984) after making a James Bond movie. The same kind of thing could happen to me.

I've made a lot of good choices and a lot of bad choices and that's part of life. Whether you're really successful or moderately successful, I'm sure that to get there you have made some bad decisions and good decisions on some level, but that's how I see life. You can't go through life defeated, it's just trial and error.

[on being cast as a Bond Girl in 007: En la mira de los asesinos (1985)] I sort of felt like every girl who'd ever been a Bond Girl had seen their career go nowhere, so I was a little cautious. I remember I said to my agent, "No one works after they get a Bond movie" and they said to me, "Are you kidding? Glenn Close would do it if she could." And I thought to myself, "Well, you can have regrets if you wish, but what's the point?" At the time I didn't know what I know now, and to be honest, who would turn that role down, really? Nobody would. All you have to think to yourself is, "Could have I been better in the part?" That's all you can say to yourself because turning the part down would have been ridiculous, you know? I mean nobody would do that, nobody. I was very young and I did what I felt was the right choice to make.