To report spam or any abusive, obscene, defamatory, racist, homophobic or threatening comments, or anything that may violate any applicable laws, use the 'Report to Facebook' and 'Mark as spam' links that appear next to the comments themselves. User comments or postings do not reflect the viewpoint ofĭoes not endorse, or guarantee the accuracy of, any user comment. Once you're logged in, you will be able to comment. People thought I was really pretentious, and for months no one would touch me.Story or review, you must be logged in to an active personal account on Facebook. 'The industry was furious with me and hostile because I was a TV sex symbol who wanted to be an actress. 'The whole lawsuit almost sank me,' she revealed to People in 1979. However, she said she was blackballed for other projects because she'd left the show. The dispute was settled with an agreement that Fawcett would guest star in six more episodes throughout the remainder of the series, which ran until 1981. The show's production company insisted she was under contract, but she told People that she 'started to film Charlie’s Angels before my contract was worked out.' A $7 million breach of contract suit was filed against her when she quit. No matter the reasons behind Fawcett's decision to leave, she wasn't able to simply walk away from her hit show. Photo: Walt Disney Television via Getty Images Photo Archives/Walt Disney Television via Getty Images A lawsuit was filed against Fawcett when she quit However, the marriage didn't last – by 1979 the couple had separated and officially divorced three years later.įawcett during season three of 'Charlie's Angels' Majors, who'd advised his wife about her career from the time she'd first arrived in Hollywood, encouraged her to leave Charlie's Angels to make movies. Yet starring on two TV shows meant the couple had less time for each other. Fawcett herself admitted, 'I was working very hard, I wasn't pleased with the hours.'įawcett reportedly had a clause in her contract that said she needed to finish on set in time to go home and make dinner for her husband, according to People. When not busy with Charlie's Angels, she still had commercials to make on the weekend. Making the show called for long days that could begin at five in the morning. In addition to creative and business motivations, marital concerns likely played a role in Fawcett's decision to quit Charlie's Angels. Majors encouraged Fawcett to quit the show We didn't have, in my opinion, the greatest writers on that show,' she once stated. 'For me to have stayed, I would have been very unhappy and I don't think I would have done good work. Knowing that Charlie's Angels was never going to be a creatively fulfilling endeavor was another factor in Fawcett's decision to go.

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