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Thu 3
The Love Boat: Soap Gets in Your Eyes; A Match Made in Heaven; Tugs of the Heart — Juliet Mills
A dead man must perform a totally selfless act to get into heaven; Gopher is leery of a girl who rejected his proposal years ago; a soap fan confuses a villainous character with the actor who plays him.
Air Time & Details for Juliet Mills, Thu 3, 4:00 pm -
Fri 4
The Rare Breed — Juliet Mills
James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, range swindlers and a prize bull. Brian Keith. Hilary: Juliet Mills. Ellsworth: David Brian. Simmons: Jack Elam. Andrew V. McLaglen directed.
Air Time & Details for Juliet Mills, Fri 4, 12:00 am -
Sat 5
Wonder Woman: The Queen and the Thief — Juliet Mills
A thief plans to charm his way to a queen's crown jewels.
Air Time & Details for Juliet Mills, Sat 5, 11:00 am -
Sun 6
Fantasy Island: Cornelius and Alfonse; The Choice — Juliet Mills
Roarke entertains a personal enemy who is up to no good, and two orphans who want to choose their parents.
Air Time & Details for Juliet Mills, Sun 6, 4:00 pm
Filmography
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Biography
About Juliet Mills
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The daughter of actor John Mills and novelist-playwright Mary Hayley Bell and the sister of actress Hayley Mills, she first appeared onscreen as an 11-week-old baby in her father's film In Which We Serve (1942), which was co-directed by her godfather, Noel Coward. Before the age of ten she acted in two more of her father's films. Her first adult role (and lead role) was in No, My Darling Daughter (1961), after which her film work was intermittent; she was rarely onscreen after the mid '70s.
Her main focus has been the stage, mostly in London and occasionally on Broadway. She starred in the TV sitcom Nanny and the Professor and starred in a number of TV productions, winning an Emmy for her work in the TV movie QB VII (1975). She is married to actor Maxwell Caulfield, who is 18 years her junior.