Juliet Mills' godmother was Vivien Leigh and her godfather was Noel Coward. She comes from one of England's most respected acting families--and yet she is best known for the goofy '70s sitcom Nanny and the Professor and the Italian horror hit Beyond the Door (1974). What went right? Juliet never set out to compete with teen-queen sister Hayley and forged her own happy path to stardom. Thankfully, this included Avanti! (1972), in which the former child actress showed off her maturity, along...
Juliet Mills' godmother was Vivien Leigh and her godfather was Noel Coward. She comes from one of England's most respected acting families--and yet she is best known for the goofy '70s sitcom Nanny and the Professor and the Italian horror hit Beyond the Door (1974). What went right? Juliet never set out to compete with teen-queen sister Hayley and forged her own happy path to stardom. Thankfully, this included Avanti! (1972), in which the former child actress showed off her maturity, along with her bountiful nannies, gorgeous ass, and hairy bush. This Brit beauty (all five-feet-two-inches of her) only got sexier in the following decades. While we never again saw Jules' jewels, she hinted at their value in the 1974 miniseries QB VII, for which she won an Emmy. She continued to shake what her godmomma gave her in such boob-tube fare as Marcus Welby, M.D., Hawaii Five-O, Wonder Woman, Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, and Dynasty, as well as in big screen flicks like The Second Power (1976) and Waxwork II: Lost in Time (1992). In 1999 she scored her biggest gig in a quarter-century as sexy sorceress Tabitha on the daytime series Passions, a role that she held until 2008. Although now just shy of 80, Juliet still acts: her recent credits include the shows Hot in Cleveland, Jeff & Some Aliens, and Andi Mack and the movie Running for Grace (2018). Good God would we like to Mill about in Juliet's pants--with the help of a time machine, that is.
