She and
Julie Ann Johnson were almost killed during one stunt on the set of Charlie's Angels, where they were passengers in a vehicle and
Bobby Bass was the driver. At one point, Bass sped up where he should have slowed down and both women were injured during one point where their car doors were open as a part of the stunt. Johnson alleged that she was later fired by Spelling-Goldberg Productions after complaining about cocaine abuse by Bass and others on the set. Bass later testified in a wrongful termination suit Johnson brought against Spelling-Goldberg in 1987. He swore under oath that he had not used cocaine that day but Johnson won and was awarded $1.1 million.
