Trivia

She was a guest at the 2012 Memphis Film Festival's "A Gathering of Guns 4: A TV Western Reunion" at the Whispering Woods Hotel and Conference Center in Olive Branch, Mississippi.

In 1966, executive producer Frank Price signed Lane to portray Elizabeth Grainger on The Virginian.[7] Being the owner of two horses, Lane was an experienced horsewoman and did her own riding scenes on the show except when the producer insisted on use of a double.

Daughter of Rusty Lane and Sara Anderson.

When Lane was a baby, she appeared in a television commercial for soap and in an educational film.

At age 12, she was in a vitamin commercial.

As a teenager, Lane made earrings for herself from broken jewelry, and she and her mother made almost all of her clothes.

Money was Lane's motivation for becoming an actress. She said, "I didn't want to act but I needed money for making clothes, making jewelry, and raising quarter horses.".

She and her family moved to California when Lane was 12 years old, and she attended Santa Monica High School.

She was survived by her husband, Jon Scott, as well as her daughter, son, granddaughter, and sister.

In 1964, producer William Castle saw Lane's picture in a newspaper in connection with a Miss Los Angeles Teenage beauty contest.[6] After making screen tests, she was signed for a part in the film I Saw What You Did.