An Emmy-winning actress looked incredibly youthful as she stepped out for a rare outing in Los Angeles over the past weekend.
The 69-year-old Hollywood star began her successful career in the entertainment industry in the late 70s.
She has since made various appearances in both film and television projects over the years including a hit ABC war drama series.
The actress has worked alongside a number of celebrities such as Kurt Russell, Eva Longoria, Sylvester Stallone, Rosie O'Donnell and Angelina Jolie.
Further recognition that she has received includes both Golden Globe and SAG Award nominations.
Can you guess who it is?
An Emmy-winning actress looked incredibly youthful as she stepped out for a rare outing in Los Angeles over the past weekend
The 69-year-old Hollywood star began her successful career in the entertainment industry in the late 70s
It is Dana Delany - who is known for portraying the character of Colleen McMurphy in the ABC series China Beach.
The actress additionally played Russell's love interest in the 1993 movie Tombstone while appearing in other shows such as Body Of Interest.
Delany kept it casual during her rare excursion and sported a plain black shirt as well as a gray cardigan layered on top.
She slipped into a pair of red pants as well as comfy sneakers as she stopped by a market to pick up a few items.
The star's long locks were parted in the middle and simply pulled back into a low ponytail.
Delany opted for minimal accessories for the outing and added a pair of small earrings while also donning brown-rimmed shades.
The actress was born in March 1956 in New York City and went on to attend Wesleyan University in Connecticut where she majored in theater.
Her first appearance on the screen was in an episode of Ryan's Hope in 1978 where she played a bar patron.
It is Dana Delany - who is known for portraying the character of Colleen McMurphy in the ABC series China Beach (seen above)
Delany kept it casual during her rare excursion and sported a plain black shirt as well as a gray cardigan layered on top
She then took on a minor role in two episodes of Love Of Life before appearing in a guest capacity on other shows in the 80s such as As The World Turns, Moonlighting and Magnum, P.I.
Beginning in 1988, she was cast in a lead role to play Colleen McMurphy in the ABC war drama series China Beach.
The show ran on the network for four seasons until 1991 with the cast also including Nan Woods, Michael Boatman, Marg Helgenberger, Nancy Giles and Ricki Lake.
Based on her performance on the show, Delany garnered two Emmy wins for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.
During a past interview with TV Line, the actress recalled how her small appearance in Moonlighting led to being cast in China Beach.
'John Young, the creator of China Beach, had seen that [Moonlighting] episode and wrote my name down on a Post-It and stuck it on a lampshade,' she explained.
Her role in the series led to her continued career in Hollywood, with Delany being cast in Tombstone (1993).
She had played Josephine Marcus in the Western film, Kurt Russell's onscreen love interest.
China Beach ran on the network for four seasons until 1991 with the cast also including Nan Woods, Michael Boatman, Marg Helgenberger, Nancy Giles and Ricki Lake; seen above in show (second to left)
Based on her performance on the show, Delany garnered two Emmy wins for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series; seen in 1992 in L.A.
Her role in the series led to her continued career in Hollywood, with Delany being cast in Tombstone (1993); seen above in the film with Kurt Russell
The cast had also included Val Kilmer, Sam Elliott, Bill Paxton, Powers Boothe, Michael Biehn and Billy Zane.
The following year, she starred in the comedy thriller Exit To Eden with Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Aykroyd.
Throughout the 90s she would appear in other movies such as Fly Away Home (1996) alongside Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin.
In 1997, she took on a role in the TV film True Women which additionally starred Annabelle Gish, Angelina Jolie and Rachael Leigh Cook.
The following decade in the 2000s showed Delany continuing to work in both TV and film.
She portrayed the character of Katherine Mayfair in the series Desperate Housewives beginning in season four.
While talking to CinemaBlend, the star reflected on her role and how she was given more freedom with the character due to her late entrance into the show.
'I think I've been lucky on Housewives because I wasn't one of the original four women and so because of that, my character is not so iconic.'
The following year, she starred in the comedy thriller Exit To Eden with Rosie O'Donnell and Dan Aykroyd (seen above)
She portrayed the character of Katherine Mayfair in the series Desperate Housewives beginning in season four; seen on the series (far left)
She added, 'I get to do all the weird stuff that Marc Cherry wouldn't let any of the other women do, like have a nervous breakdown, stab herself and become a lesbian. If that happened to any of the other women I think people would be very upset.'
Cherry is notably the creator behind the ABC comedic drama.
Delany later returned to the network for a lead role in medical crime series Body Of Proof which came to an end in 2013 after three seasons.
She has also appeared in the HBO series Hand Of God with her most recent role being in the Paramount+ show Tulsa King.
The series was created by Taylor Sheridan and also stars Sylvester Stallone, Andrea Savage and Martin Starr.
During an interview with Collider, Delany gushed about having the chance to work with Stallone.
She has also appeared in the HBO series Hand Of God with her most recent role being in the Paramount+ show Tulsa King (seen above)
Delany is also known for voice acting and notably has the longest tenure of voicing the character of Lois Lane in animated projects such as Superman: The Animated Series
'I still haven't gotten over it. I tell you, I get on the set and I see him and I get all flustered still.'
She added, 'I just get tickled by him that I'm working with him, that he's so great. He's so charming. He's so charismatic.
'And still, I get home sometimes at night and laugh to myself so hard that this is my life. It's fantastic.'
Delany is also known for voice acting and notably has the longest tenure of voicing the character of Lois Lane in animated projects such as Superman: The Animated Series.
