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| image2name=As [[Ila]] in photos {{TOS|Adama}} goes through in "[[Saga of a Star World]]." | |||
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| image3name=As unnamed bar maiden in "[[The Lost Warrior]]." | |||
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'''Diane Jones''' is an American background performer who portrayed Adama's wife [[Ila]] in portraiture in the {{OS|Saga of a Star World|prose=y}}, and later as a [[Bar Maiden|bar maiden]] on [[Equellus]] in the {{OS|The Lost Warrior|prose=y}}. Both of her performances were uncredited, but she was identified through computer-aided facial recognition. | '''Diane Jones''' is an American background performer who portrayed Adama's wife [[Ila]] in portraiture in the {{OS|Saga of a Star World|prose=y}}, and later as a [[Bar Maiden|bar maiden]] on [[Equellus]] in the {{OS|The Lost Warrior|prose=y}}. Both of her performances were uncredited, but she was identified through computer-aided facial recognition. | ||
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Diane Jones is an American background performer who portrayed Adama's wife Ila in portraiture in the Original Series' "Saga of a Star World", and later as a bar maiden on Equellus in the Original Series' "The Lost Warrior". Both of her performances were uncredited, but she was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Jones' appearances span across the 1970s mainly as various background extras, such as a bystander in Kojak and as Miss Alabama in The Bionic Woman episode "Bionic Beauty." Her first known acting credit is as Patricia ("the one with the cat"[1]), a lesbian sculptor that Marco (the protagonist) murders in her bathtub, in the 1970 sexpolitation crime film The Psycho Lover.
References
- ↑ Cinema Cats - The Psycho Lover (1970) (backup available on Archive.org) (in English). (29 December 2023). Retrieved on 1 December 2024.