This looker acted with big-name stars like Jessica Lange , Rock Hudson, Rosalind Russell, Mary Tyler Moore and Peter Fonda, and she was on the show McMillan & Wife.
This veteran actress who was popular in the 1970s and 1980s was seen running errands in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
But she starred in several other movies like Fame Is the Name of the Game with Tony Franciosa, her first big hit.In 1967, Saint James had a small part in the pilot episode of the Robert Wagner crime-caper series It Takes a Thief. This led to a recurring role playing a new character, Charlene. The star was featured in four episodes of the series from 1968 to 1970.She is Hollywood star Susan Saint James. Susan was at her peak in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980sOn one of her top series, McMillan and Wife, with Rock Hudson in the 1970s; the show ran from 1971–1976
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