Considered for the role of Bonnie Parker.

Turned the title role of sexy, gun-slinging desperado in a film that later turned out to be a smash hit.

Auditioned several times for a role she wanted badly, that of "Irene Malloy," milliner.

The star filmed scenes playing the wife of Peter Fonda, but they were cut from the release print because director Steven Soderbergh felt that the creepiness of Fonda's character had been established already.

Ann-Margret tested for the part that eventually went to Mary Tyler Moore.

Director Richard Donner approached Ann-Marget to play "Eve Tessmacher," but negotiations broke down over salary.