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Land of the Lost Star's Surprising Second Act
29 Sep
Summary
- Former child star Kathy Coleman left Hollywood at 18 for farm life.
- She worked on a large dairy and hog farm in Nevada.
- Coleman remains close friends with co-star Wesley Eure, attending conventions.
Kathy Coleman, who gained fame as Holly Marshall in the 1970s children's series 'Land of the Lost,' left Hollywood at age 18. She relocated to Fallon, Nevada, to work on a substantial dairy and hog farm, which produced 12,000 hogs annually. During this period, she performed various farm duties, learning resilience and self-love.
Now 64 and residing in Palm Springs, Coleman is a mother of two and has authored two memoirs detailing her experiences. She has maintained a strong, enduring friendship with her on-screen brother, Wesley Eure, who played Will Marshall. The pair frequently travel together to meet fans at conventions across the country.
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