Later Career
After Batman, Yvonne Craig continued to act sporadically in movies and television. Notably, she appeared in guest roles in Love, American Style (the first episode), Kentucky Jones, It Takes a Thief, The Mod Squad, and Emergency! From 1969–1972, she appeared in four episodes of the comedy series Love, American Style. She also did a guest role on The Six Million Dollar Man (1974). She also has made appearances as herself on some celebrity editions of Family Feud (1976-1985 version).
Craig eventually moved into private business. For a time, she was a coproducer of industrial shows, after which she worked successfully in the real estate business. She maintains her own internet website.
Craig appears in the documentary Ballets Russes.
Since 2009, Craig has provided the voice of Grandma on the animated children's show Olivia.
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