Tania Roberts – The one-time Bond Girl and ’80s star classic … she has learned TMZ.
Tania’s rep told TMZ, that she was outing with her dogs on Christmas Eve, and when she got home, she collapsed. She was taken to hospital and put on a ventilator, but she never got better. We were told it was not related to the Coronavirus. Tania died today.
In the days leading up to her breakdown, we were told that Tanya looked healthy … she even has video chats with her fans.
Tania was a model and actress in the prime of her life – so much so that she appeared as one of the Bond girls, Stacy Sutton, in the opposite “A View to a Kill” Roger Moore.
She has also starred in fictional adventure films such as “Sheena” and “The Beastmaster,” as well as a host of naughty comedies, anthology and B-action films such as “Sins of Desire”, “Legal Tender” and “Deep Down,” ” “Inner Sanctum”, “Night Eyes”, “Almost Pregnant”, “Favorite Deadly Sins” and “Tourist Trap” in addition to many other films. Overall, she has 41 representative credits to her name that date back to the 1970s.
Speaking of that era, you are probably best remembered as Donna Pinchotti’s mother, Midge, on “That ’70s Show” – who was always under attack by boys in the neighborhood. Tania was portrayed as a dumb blonde, who eventually left her TV and show family entirely to deal with her real husband’s illness.
Tania also spent a year on the old Charlie’s Angels, where she played Julie Rogers … a side character who helped the angels solve crimes. She also helped launch the TV series Mike Hammer after playing a secretary in the made-for-TV movie, but refused to take part in the show that followed.
Of course, Tania was also a successful model. She did a show for Playboy, as well as a lot of TV commercials. She has ads for Excedrin, Ultra Brite, Clairol, and Cool Ray sunglasses.
She was married to Barry Roberts For several years before his death in 2006. They had no children. Tania was spared by her current husband, bayonetAnd her sister Barbara Chase.
She was 65 years old.
rest in peace