Victoria Principal

Victoria Principal earned a Golden Globe nomination for her film debut as Maria Elena in ‘The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean’ (1972), starring Paul Newman. Her early acting career also included a prominent role in the disaster film ‘Earthquake’ (1974). After a period working as a talent agent from 1975 to 1977, Principal landed a pivotal role in the pilot of ‘Fantasy Island’ (1977), which immediately preceded her iconic portrayal of Pamela Barnes Ewing on CBS’s acclaimed series ‘Dallas.’ Principal captivated audiences for nine seasons, starring in the long-running soap opera from its debut in 1978 until her departure in 1987. Following her impactful tenure on ‘Dallas,’ Principal expanded her career into production, establishing Victoria Principal Productions in 1987.

In 2000, she made a return to primetime soap opera with a role in ‘Titans.’ Demonstrating her commitment to philanthropy, Principal established The Victoria Principal Foundation For Thoughtful Existence in 2006. This non-profit organization focuses on vital environmental and animal welfare causes. In 2019, Principal strategically stepped away from Principal Secret, following its acquisition by Guthy Renker, to fully dedicate her efforts and resources to her philanthropic work through her foundation. Her focus remains on driving significant impact in areas of environmental protection and animal advocacy.