R.I.P. Barbara Baldavin: Television Star With Appearances In ‘Star Trek,’ ‘Charlie’s Angels’ Dead At 85

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Television star Barbara Baldavin, who later worked in the casting department of several shows, has passed away. She was 85.

Baldavin’s son, Marc D’Agosta, confirmed her passing to The Hollywood Reporter. The actress died in her home at Manhattan Beach from congestive heart failure.

Baldavin’s most notable work was in Star Trek, in which she appeared in three episodes throughout the ’60s. She first appeared as Angela Martine in Season 1 of the series, before later returning as Lieutenant Lisa, a communications officer, in the series finale.

Stark Trek was one of the first roles of her career after she began acting in 1964 with an appearance in Rawhide.

Her career in television took her across many genres, with appearances in Columbo, The F.B.I., Charlie’s Angels, Fantasy Island, and more.

She sometimes appeared as multiple characters on the same series. In Medical Center, Baldavin played Nurse Holmby throughout six seasons of the series after initially appearing as a different character in Season 1.

She later began working as a casting assistant and casting director. After making the career change, she only returned to acting for one final role in the 1993 film Skeeter.

According to her IMDb page, Baldavin worked as a casting director on Hagen, Square Pegs, Matt Houston, Trapper John M.D., amongst several other series and movies.

Her former husband is Joseph D’Agosta, a casting director who worked on Star Trek. The pair share a son.

Baldavin is survived by her son, Marc, and her two grandchildren.