Heather Thomas is an American actress best known for her role as Jody Banks in the 1980s TV series "The Fall Guy." She starred alongside Lee Majors in the series. She retired from acting in 1998, citing concerns about stalkers and a desire to focus on her family and writing career. She has since made minor film appearances, participated in political activism, and returned to acting in 2013.
On September 8, 1957, Heather Thomas was born.
In 1975, Heather Thomas graduated from Santa Monica High School.
In 1978, Heather Thomas began acting in small television roles, including an appearance in the series Co-Ed Fever.
In 1980, Heather Thomas graduated from UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
In 1981, Heather Thomas began her role as Jody Banks in The Fall Guy TV series.
In 1982, Heather Thomas appeared in her first movie, Zapped!.
In August 1985, Heather Thomas married Allan Rosenthal.
In September 1986, Heather Thomas divorced Allan Rosenthal, and she sustained serious injuries to both of her legs after being struck by a car.
In 1986, The Fall Guy TV series was cancelled.
In October 1992, Heather Thomas married entertainment attorney Harry Marcus "Skip" Brittenham.
In 1998, Heather Thomas gave up acting.
On June 19, 2000, Heather Thomas's daughter was born.
In April 2008, Heather Thomas's first novel, Trophies, was published by William Morrow.
In 2013, Heather Thomas returned to acting after her retirement.
In 2014, Heather Thomas temporarily came out of retirement to appear in a small role in the musical comedy Girltrash: All Night Long.
In 2024, Heather Thomas and Lee Majors made an after-credits cameo in a scene entitled "Previously On The Fall Guy" for the 2024 movie, The Fall Guy.