Annabel Schofield, ‘Dallas’ Star and Model, Dies at 62

Annabel Schofield, a British model and actress best known for her role on the television series “Dallas,” died on February 28, 2026, in Los Angeles after a battle with cancer. She was 62 years vintage.

Early Life and Modeling Career

Born in Wales, Schofield rose to prominence in the 1980s as a successful fashion model. She worked with renowned designers such as Versace and Yves Saint Laurent Page Six. She gained widespread recognition for her appearance in a Bugle Boy jeans commercial, driving a black Ferrari in the desert and asking, “Excuse me, are those Bugle Boy jeans you’re wearing?” Page Six.

Role on ‘Dallas’ and Acting Career

Schofield transitioned into acting, landing the role of Laurel Ellis in the 11th season of “Dallas” in 1988, appearing in 12 episodes Page Six. She also appeared in films including “Dragonard,” “Solar Crisis,” “Eye of the Widow,” and “Exit in Red” with Mickey Rourke Page Six.

Later Career and Cancer Battle

Beyond acting and modeling, Schofield worked as a film and television producer, contributing to projects like “The Brothers Grimm,” “Doom,” and “City of Ember” Page Six. She also authored a semi-autobiographical novel, “The Cherry Allignment,” in 2013, which depicted the life of an ‘80s supermodel Page Six.

Schofield publicly shared her battle with cancer through a GoFundMe campaign, revealing in December 2025 that the cancer had spread to her brain Los Angeles Times. She expressed gratitude for the support she received from friends and fans Los Angeles Times.

Tributes

Model and designer Catalina Guirado, a friend of Schofield’s, shared her grief on Instagram, recalling being inspired by Schofield’s portrayal of a glamorous character on “Dallas” and cherishing recent memories spent together Los Angeles Times.