(March 2005) Is providing commentary for the upcoming DVD release of the first season of "Dynasty".

(May 2005) She is currently in the process of writing her autobiography called, "The Spirit of the Matter."

(2001) Is twice-divorced with a son and living in Idaho.

She is the national spokesperson for Nourkrin, an all-natural, marine protein based supplement which helps promote hair growth and reduce thinning hair.

Her parents Thomas and Margaret Martin were divorced in 1974 and have since both remarried.

Refused to reprise the role of Fallon Carrington Colby in 1985 when ABC launched the "Dynasty" (1981) spin-off, "The Colbys" (1985). The role was recast with popular "General Hospital" (1963) star Emma Samms.

Has allied herself with several environmental groups, including Greenpeace and The Sierra Club. She is also the National Spokesperson for the Wild Horse Sanctuary in Shingletown, California and has campaigned for the preservation of the Wild Mustang in America.

Appeared on many magazine covers including T.V. Guide (February 27 - March 5 issue), US Magazine (September 14, 1982), Ingenue (March 1972 issue), New Woman Magazine (April 1984 issue), and Dawn Magazine (September 1977 issue.)

Graduated from Staples High School in Westport, Connecticut, USA. [1970]

Martin took time out of her senior year in high school to play the lead role in the film To Find a Man (1972).