A golden Hollywood icon known for playing Cinnamon Carter Crawford in the action TV series Mission: Impossible was spotted making a rare outing.
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Barbara Bain, 94, Steps Out in Style!
A golden Hollywood icon known for playing Cinnamon Carter Crawford in the action TV series Mission: Impossible was spotted making a rare outing.Emmy-winning Bar...
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Emmy-winning Barbara Bain looked as fashionable as ever while grocery shopping in Beverly Hills on Thursday - where she appeared to be pushing her own cart and unloading her own purchases.
Wearing chandelier stone earrings with a red lip, Bain was a vision of style for her casual day of errands.
She threw on a white blazer, polka dot trousers, and sharp footwear.
Now 94, Bain in the 60s television series that went on to inspire the film franchise.
Mission: Impossible aired from 1966 to 1973, but Landau and Bain left at the end of the show's third season.
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Golden Hollywood legend Barbara Bain was spotted making a rare outing in Beverly Hills on Thursday
An accomplished actress, Bain is the winner of three Emmy Awards for her role in Mission: Impossible, as well as a Golden Globe nomination in 1968
Bain starred opposite her then-husband, the late Martin Landau (pictured L), in the show
They then starred in the British-made sci-fi series 'Space: 1999' from 1975 to 1977.
Bain was married to Landau from 1957 to 1993 and shares two daughters with him - actress Juliet Rose Landau, and Susan Landau Finch.
in 2019.
'As the years have gone on, I have gotten a lot of comments like that. For example, I just received a letter from a woman who has retired from NASA and said that she was inspired to pursue her dream because of watching me on Mission: Impossible.'
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