60s TV starlet who has worked with the likes of Dean Martin and Peter Falk emerges on rare outing… can you guess who she is?
A prolific TV star of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s appeared on a rare public outing in Los Angeles over the weekend.
The 83-year-old actress is now rocking short gray hair instead of her recognizable brunette hair.
After years of theater work, he appeared on television for the first time in 1966, appearing in a popular Western series.
He has had numerous guest starring roles on hit shows such as Gunsmoke and Hawaii Five-O.
In addition to her success on television, the actress has also landed major film roles that have seen her star alongside Hollywood greats such as Dean Martin and Peter Falk.
Can you guess who he is?
A prolific TV star of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s appeared on a rare public outing in Los Angeles over the weekend
The 83-year-old is now rocking cropped gray hair instead of his recognizable brunette tresses
The mysterious star is Katherine Justice.
The actress was spotted stocking up on essentials at a local Costco store last Friday.
He was dressed casually, wearing a white linen shirt over a navy blue graphic tee and tan work pants.
Amid a scorching heat wave in Southern California, Justice wore a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses as she drove through the store parking lot.
He is a familiar face to many as he has appeared in over 60 TV series and movies throughout his 50-year career.
Born and raised in Ohio, Justice began acting while graduating from Carnegie Tech School of Drama.
Following his graduation in 1964, Justice quickly immersed himself in the world of theater.
In 1965, after appearing in various productions at the Front Street Theater in Memphis, Tennessee, and the Arena Stage in Washington, DC, he joined a touring company called Nobody Likes an Albatross.
Mysterious star Katherine Justice
He is a familiar face to many as he has appeared in more than 60 TV series and movies throughout his 50-year career. Above, with Dean Martin in 5 Card Stud (1968)
The actress was spotted stocking up on essentials at a local Costco store last Friday.
Amid a scorching heat wave in Southern California, Justice donned a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses
Justice transitioned to television in 1966 when he guest-starred on ABC’s popular Western series The Big Valley.
This helped kick his Hollywood career into high gear.
Shortly after taking on The Big Valley, he was offered a role in the 1967 film The Way West, starring alongside Kirk Douglas, Robert Mitchum and Sally Field.
His first major starring role was in the popular made-for-TV movie Prescription: Murder.
She played the glamorous Joan Hudson alongside Columbo icon Peter Falk.
Released in 1968, the film gave rise to the long-running TV series Columbo.
Justice’s other notable film roles include the 1968 Western film 5 Card Stud, in which he reunited with Mitchum and worked with icon Dean Martin.
Also in 1975, she starred opposite Peter Graves in the ABC made-for-TV movie Dead Man on the Run.
Justice in 5 Card Stud (center) (1968)
Justice in the 1967 TV movie The Way West
While Justice’s film resume is impressive, his biggest claim to fame is the memorable guest roles he continued to book until his retirement from acting in 2015. Above, in 1967.
He notably worked with four-time Golden Globe nominee Sally Struthers on the 1981 made-for-TV thriller A Gun in the House, which aired on CBS.
While Justice’s film resume is impressive, his biggest claim to fame is his TV guest roles, which he continued to appear in until his retirement from acting a decade ago.
He appeared on Days of Our Lives, Dallas, Alien Nation, TJ Hooker, Falcon Crest, and Quincy, ME, among other notable shows in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
Justice last appeared in the web-based series The Nevermore Chronicles in 2015.
