Celebrating the 50th anniversary of “Charlie’s Angels,” actress Kate Jackson, 77, has expressed her desire to return to acting after a two-decade hiatus.

Speaking with George Pennacchio from On The Red Carpet at PaleyFest’s milestone event in Los Angeles, Jackson revealed her renewed interest in performing. “I’ve recently found a newfound passion for getting back to work,” she shared during the interview. Fans of “Charlie’s Angels” can catch the full conversation for more insights.

Jackson’s illustrious career began in the 1970s with the horror series “Dark Shadows.” She gained widespread recognition with her role in “The Rookies” and later became a household name with “Charlie’s Angels” in 1976. Her success continued with starring roles in “Scarecrow and Mrs. King” and “Baby Boom.” Jackson’s last known acting role was as Ambassador Elizabeth Prentiss on “Criminal Minds” in 2007. During PaleyFest, she explained her decision to step away from Hollywood to prioritize raising her son, Charles.

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