Her roles included that of a waitress in 1971's "The Last Picture Show", the companion of a con man in 1973's "The Sting", and in 1985's "Clue", she was Mrs. Peacock.
For those of us oldsters, not only was "groovy", "right on" , and "far out" part of our early vernacular, but yet another phrase that comes to mind, that today is considered passe, is "lounge act".
She was one of the very few who could wear cosmetic surgery to perfection, and for my parents 20th wedding anniversary, sis and I got them a pair of tickets to se