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Hayley Mills
Hayley Mills
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Pollyanna | Welcome to my site dedicated to Hayley Mills. I thoroughly enjoyed many of her movies when I was MUCH younger (I'm only about three years older than she). But I really heard very little about her after the 1960s. While randomly surfing the Web one night I came across a page that mentioned her. Well, that piqued my curiosity, so I decided to search around and find out what I could about her activities over the past 25 years or so. I couldn't find any one site with detailed information on her life and career, so I decided to bring together what I could find on various sites into one place. What follows is the result of my search thus far. |
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The January 2, 2001 issue (Number 643) of Hello! magazine has an article on pages 16-18 entitled "Sir John Mills and Daughter Hayley Prepare for Christmas". There are 7 photos, including 5 with Hayley.
The January 9, 2001 issue (Number 644) of Hello! magazine has an article on pages 38-41 entitled "Sir John and Lady Mills". There are 4 photos, including 1 with Hayley.
Based on information available on their website in mid January, 2001, Anchor Bay Entertainment plans to release Endless Night - Agatha Christie Collection on DVD and VHS on February 27, 2001.
There was an article in the 17 Jan 2001 edition of The Times with a pic of Hayley congratulating her parents on their second "marriage" the previous day.
The 20 Jan 2001 edition of The Daily Mail (UK) newspaper had an interview with Hayley Mills headlined "My Parents Were Luckier In Marriage Than Me, But Now I've Found The Love Of My Life". It reportedly included photos of Hayley, Firdous Bamji, Roy Boulting, Crispian, Sir John and Lady Mary. Here's an image and brief summary.
I haven't seen it yet, but the January 30, 2001 issue of Hello! magazine reportedly has 4 pages about Sir John and Lady Mills renewing their wedding vows with a traditional Church service, plus lots of photos of the couple and guests including a 9x8 of Hayley coming out of the Church with her parents and a 5x2 close up of her arriving at the Church.
I haven't seen it yet, but the February 2, 2001 issue of OK magazine (UK) reportedly has new 12x9, 9x9 and 6x6 photos of Hayley Mills with her parents, plus a 7x9 photo with her father, Sir John Mills; all in a six page feature on her parents. Scans of the photos (thanks to Chris Morris) can be found on this page.
The March 13, 2001 issue (#653) of Hello! magazine has a 2 page article: "The cream of Britain's actors and celebrities pay tribute to screen legend SIR JOHN MILLS." A 12 x 7 group photo of 21 people includes Hayley Mills, her son Ace Lawson, her sister Juliet Mills and Juliet's husband Maxwell Caulfield, her father Sir John Mills and Firdous Bamji.
Sir John Mills' Moving Memories video was released by Green Umbrella Productions on 5 Mar 2001: colour; VHS; PAL (not compatible with US videotape players); Run Time: 55 minutes. It used to be available from amazon.com.
Cry Of The Penguins was released on DVD by Brentwood Home Video (44058-9) on 12 Apr 2001. It has apparently been discontinued by the manufacturer but was listed on amazon.com in September, 2021 as available from them plus other sellers.
Hayley appeared in the world premiere of Parallel Portrait performances of Sister Mozart at The Museum Theater, Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford, CT on May 3, 5? and 6, 2001. It was listed as "A Portrait of the Mozart Family; Actor: Nannerl Mozart; Setting: Salzburg, 1791". The description read:
Starring beloved film and TV star Hayley Mills in the role of Nannerl Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus's elder sister. A brilliant piano virtuoso herself, Nannerl ruminates on her life within the Mozart family in 1806, in what would have been her brother's 50th birthday; dead long ago at age 35.
Joining Hayley Mills will be co-founders of CMP [Chamber Music PLUS!] cellist Harry Clark, pianist Sanda Schuldmann (violinist and singer TBA) who will perform brilliant works of Mozart and father Leopold, Haydn, Salieri and Beethoven.
According to CMP, it attracted hundreds and sold out two performances. They also have a gallery page with photos.
Hayley was scheduled to appear at each performance, along with Katherine Helmond and Joie Lee, on the stage at New York City's Westside Theatre in Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues from May 15 through June 24, 2001. Click here for some fan photos.
Hayley was selected to head the cast of the A Contemporary Theatre (ACT) and The 5th Avenue Theatre Company co-production of Stephen Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler's Tony Award-winning (1973) musical A Little Night Music September 18 through October 14, 2001 at The 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, Washington. Click here for more information, photos and reviews.
A revised and updated edition of Sir John Mills' autobiography Up In The Clouds, Gentlemen Please was published in paperback on 1 Oct 2002 by Orion Paperbacks; ISBN: 0752844490; 449 pages. It was available from amazon.com for $9.02 on September 9, 2021.
A vintage photo of Hayley appeared in the 7 Nov 2001 issue of The Daily Mail (UK). I'd be interested in the page number, as well as the text and/or photo credit info that probably accompanied it, if anyone comes across a copy.
On January 7, 2002, Hayley was scheduled to appear with Richard Easton and Edward Hibbert at a free public program of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts reading scenes from the plays of Alan Bennett, including the first American reading of scenes from his recent London hit:
Monday, January 7, 6:30 p.m.An Evening of Alan Bennett.
Scenes from such plays of the award-winning British playwright as Forty Years On, The Madness of George III, Kafka’s Dick, The Old Country, and Single Spies (A Question of Attribution). The program will also include the American premiere reading of scenes from The Lady in the Van, which starred Maggie Smith in the West End production. Participating artists include Richard Easton, the 2001 Tony Award winner for Best Actor currently starring in Noises Off; Edward Hibbert, known for his recurring role as the radio food critic on television’s Frazier and currently co-starring on the New York stage in Noises Off; and Hayley Mills, best known for her many films, who made her Off-Broadway debut last year in Noel Coward’s Suite in Two Keys.
On May 7, 2002, Disney released The Parent Trap and Pollyanna on DVD.
Results of my 14 trivia contests, which ran from May 8 through October 6 of 2002, are available in the contest archives, which contain the questions and answers for each quiz, winners' names and the prizes awarded.
According to Playbill Online, Hayley Mills will host a benefit for Only Make Believe on Monday, Nov. 4, 2002 at the Westside Theatre, 407 W. 43rd Street in New York City.
Sir John Mills, Hayley's father, received a Bafta fellowship, the highest accolade bestowed on an individual by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts on Monday, 2 December, 2002.
Hayley appeared at the annual "Stars at Christmas - SOS Family Concert" on 21 Dec 2002 at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX (photo).
Anchor Bay Entertainment was scheduled to release The Daydreamer in both DVD and VHS versions on March 4, 2003. It's been re-released on Blu-Ray and DVD on March 18, 2021. Amazon.com had both versions available in September, 2021.
On Wednesday, March 5, 2003, Hayley is scheduled to appear in a sold-out Lunch Hour Theatre Food for Thought production of Susan Charlotte's The Hairdresser at The National Arts Club, 15 Gramercy Park South, New York, NY.
On Monday, March 17th, 2003 Hayley Mills is scheduled to appear in a benefit for Shakespeare Globe Centre USA at the University Club, 1 West 54th Street, in New York City. View the press release.
Here's an image of Sir John Mills (Hayley's father) and 3 women at the Denham Fayre, 25 May 2003. Here's another. This one is of Sir John and a fan.
Hayley Mills and William Atherton starred in the thriller Wait Until Dark at The Cape Playhouse in Dennis, MA June 30 through July 12, 2003. Among others, Hayley's son Jason was featured. Here's one article about Hayley's appearance that was published in The Cape Cod Times on June 27, 2003. Here's another article that was published in the June 27, 2003 edition of The Boston Phoenix. Click here for a review of the opening night performance.
Hayley is scheduled to star in the comedy Humble Boy on a national tour of the United Kingdon from October 1 through December 6, 2003. Stage Director Kathleen Powers will direct Hayley Mills, Tony Booth, and Hugh Sachs. Click here for the tour details. Here are 2 previews from the UK for Humble Boy: BBC (Oct 2003); Evening Post (17 Oct 2003). And here are some reviews: Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, Theatre Royal, Bath, another from Theatre Royal, Bath, and Theatre Royal, Nottingham.
The Trouble With Angels was released on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on November 11, 2003 by Columbia Tristar Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $18.71 and overstock.com for $19.59 in late November, 2003.
Hayley Mills appeared at the Super Mega Show in Secaucus, NJ on March 12-14, 2004.
According to writer/director Randel Cole, the film 2BPerfectlyHonest "will be having its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival on Sunday, May 2 at 8pm. It will also have another screening on Wednesday, May 5 at 3pm." It is a Comedy/Drama that was filmed in New York City, produced by Jeff Mazzola and John Scaccia for 2B Pictures LLC and Zam Entertainment Inc. Included in the credited cast is Hayley Mills as Terri ("Mom"). Again according to Mr. Cole, "As for a theatrical release, we do not have a distributor yet and thus no theatrical release date is available currently. By the way, Hayley is going to try and attend the May 2nd screening."
Whistle Down The Wind was released on DVD in PAL format with Region 2 encoding (Europe, Japan, South Africa and the Middle East including Egypt) on May 17, 2004. As of June 15, 2004, it was available for £9.74 from amazon.co.uk and includes: Commentary By Hayley Mills, Trailer and Location Report.
Thanks to a friend in the UK, here are 4 images of Sir John Mills (Hayley's father) at the Denham Fayre, 31 May 2004: 1 2 3 4.
Thanks to a website visitor from the UK, here's an image of Sir John Mills (Hayley's father), captured on 18 Sep 2004, when he was the guest of honour and opened the Battle of Britain Airshow weekend at Biggin Hill, near London, England.
Hayley is scheduled to be featured in A Rare Pattern at the Rich Forum, Stamford Center for the Arts, 307 Atlantic St., Stamford, CT 06901 at 2pm on Sunday, December 5, 2004.
Hayley Mills and Susan Henning (The Parent Trap) are scheduled to appear at The Hollywood Collectors Show on February 18 & 19, 2005 at the Hilton Burbank Airport & Convention Center, 2500 Hollywood Way, Burbank, California 91505.
The Flame Trees of Thika (1982) is scheduled to be released on DVD (2 discs) by A & E Home Video on March 29, 2005 (Region 1 - U.S. and Canada only). As of January 28, 2005, it was available for pre-order from amazon.com for $35.95 (including free shipping).
The Moon-Spinners was released on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on April 5, 2005 by Walt Disney Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $12.33 in late July, 2005.
Award-winning actresses Elizabeth Franz and Hayley Mills are scheduled to join forces in the American premiere of the offbeat and biting play The Bird Sanctuary by Frank McGuinness at The Pittsburgh Public Theater from April 14 through May 15, 2005.
Sadly, Sir John Mills (Hayley's father) died at home in Buckinghamshire, at the age of 97, on Saturday morning, 23 Apr 2005, after a chest infection that lasted several weeks.
In Search of the Castaways was released on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on May 3, 2005 by Walt Disney Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $12.50 in late July, 2005.
Summer Magic was released on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on May 3, 2005 by Walt Disney Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $12.50 in late July, 2005.
The May 5, 2005 issue of Hello! magazine (No. 865) has a spread on the late Sir John Mills. The May 12, 2005 issue (No. 866) also has a spread regarding the funeral.
A new rose (Rosa 'Sir John Mills') was unveiled to honour Sir John Mills at London's Chelsea Flower Show on May 24, 2005.
2b Perfectly Honest was released on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on May 24, 2005 by Monarch Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $22.46 in late July, 2005.
The 2-Movie Collection The Parent Trap (1961) and The Parent Trap II (1986) was released as a 2-Disc Set on DVD (Region 1 encoding - U.S. and Canada only) on September 27, 2005 by Walt Disney Home Video. It was available from amazon.com for $14.99 in early October, 2005.
Hayley's mother, Mary Hayley Bell, died on Thursday, 1 December 2005, at the age of 94. Read the obituaries from The Associated Press and The Daily Telegraph.
Tony Award-winning actress Elizabeth Franz and Hayley Mills are starring in the witty new drama The Bird Sanctuary by Frank McGuinness from January 8 through February 12, 2006 at The Alabama Shakespeare Festival, 1 Festival Drive, Momtgomery, AL (800-841-4ASF, 334-271-5326).
Season 3 of Murder, She Wrote was released on DVD on March 14, 2006 and includes the episode Unfinished Business with Hayley Mills. It was available from amazon.com for $39.96 (including FREE Super Saver Shipping) in mid-March, 2006. However, I want to warn you that I have read numerous comments that all the DVD releases of this series have had problems with hesitation, stopping, and refusing to continue playing, with the problems increasing with repeated viewings. On the positive side, apparently amazon.com's customer service will send you a new copy free of charge if you experience problems. Should you take a chance? Quite honestly, I don't know.
On September 7, 2021, Hayley's book Forever Young: A Memoir was published in the US (Hardcover; 384 pages; Grand Central Publishing; ISBN: 1538704196; List Price: $30.00).
This section is normally updated every Saturday or Sunday with the projected schedule for the following two weeks.
Beginning Thursday, May 4 at 7:30am EDT (times vary on succeeding days), TBS Superstation will be airing the first season (13 episodes) of:
Saved by the Bell
1988-1989; runtime: 30 minutes/episode
TV Land (DirecTV satellite channel 301) is broadcasting episodes from "The Love Boat" series.
Each episode contains 3-4 stories/plotlines. The ones in which Hayley appeared are as follows:
A Good & Faithful Servant / The Secret Life Of Burl Smith / Tug Of War / The Designated Lover
A wealthy woman (Celeste Holm) and her chauffeur (John Mills) become attracted to one another; lovestruck Gopher imagines himself as a series of romantic heroes and idolizes a model (Hayley Mills); an 8 year old boy blames himself when his parents (Juliet Mills, David Hedison) separate; Reggie Jackson asks old pal Isaac to help keep his identity a secret while on board, worrying that his fans will recognize him and ruin his vacation.
Stars: Gavin Macleod, Bernie Kopell, Fred Grandy, Ted Lange, Lauren Tewes
Guest Stars: Sir John Mills, Celeste Holm, Hayley Mills, Juliet Mills, David Hedison, Keith Mitchell And Reggie Jackson
Not So Fast, Gopher / Haven't We Met Before / Foreign Exchange
Gopher is upset when his recently-widowed mother appears to be having too good a time with a new man; a group of young men posing as millionaires find out money isn't everything when one of them falls for a lovely woman; a reporter is attracted to a comedian -- until she sees his act.
Stars: Gavin Macleod, Bernie Kopell, Fred Grandy, Ted Lange, Lauren Tewes, Jill Whelan
Guest Stars: Ethel Merman, Gene Rayburn, Nicholas Hammond, the Hudson Brothers, Hayley Mills And Jonny Yune
The Perfect Divorce
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The movie So Well Remembered, which starred Hayley's father, was being filmed during 1946. About an hour or so into the film, there are a few seconds of footage showing "Infant Julie". Immediately following that are a few seconds of footage showing "Babie Julie", who according to the credits was played by Juliet Mills. But there was nothing in the credits about "Infant Julie". Having looked at that portion of the film numerous times, I'm convinced that footage of "Infant Hayley" was used to portray "Infant Julie", but that Hayley wasn't listed in the credits because she didn't really act in the film.
Considering that Hayley's parents lived in a house facing the sixth green on Denham golf course at the time, the film was made at Denham Studios, and footage of her sister Juliet was also used to transition the time period from Julie's birth to the time when Patricia Roc appeared in the part of Julie as a young woman, I think it's a pretty good bet. However, although I've also seen other references that imply that Hayley was an uncredited Infant in the film, I haven't seen any hard evidence, like references in either of her parents' autobiographies, production notes from the film, etc. If anyone comes across real documentation, I'd like to know about it.
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In any event, the family subsequently moved from Denham and Hayley spent her childhood living with her parents on a 400 acre dairy farm in Sussex, England, "reading comic books on the back of a milking cow." In 1955, at the age of 9 years, 2 months, she was enrolled at the Elmhurst School, Camberley.
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She made her acting debut in 1959, at age 13 (she was actually 12
when the film was being shot), playing a supporting role in the film
Tiger Bay, with her father playing the lead. How did she
get that part? According to an article in the August, 1997 edition of
Andy Warhol's Interview Magazine:
"J. Lee Thompson, who was going to direct the movie with Horst Buchholz, a very good-looking German film star, came down to our farm in the Sussex countryside to talk to my father about him playing the detective inspector. As you know, the film's about the relationship between a Polish sailor [Buchholz] who kills his girlfriend and abducts the child who witnesses the murder through a letterbox. When J. Lee Thompson saw me on the farm, he decided the child didn't have to be a boy, as they'd thought; perhaps it could be a girl. I did a screen test, and that was it."
Her portrayal of a frightened little witness in that film won her
an acting award at the Berlin Film Festival. Walt Disney's wife,
Lillian, saw the film in London and convinced her husband to fly over
and interview Hayley. That ultimately led to her being signed to a
five-year contract with Walt Disney.
And so, in the early 1960s, she emerged as a captivating child star who endeared herself to movie audiences in such films as Pollyanna, Whistle Down the Wind, In Search of the Castaways, Summer Magic and The Moon-Spinners, among others. Her flaxen hair, big, round eyes, button nose, and broad English accent made her a miniature superstar.
She didn't date much, but her mother apparently arranged to have Beatle George Harrison selected as Hayley's escort to a midnight charity performance of the Audrey Hepburn film "Charade" at the Regal Cinema in Henley-On-Thames on March 20, 1964, less than a month before her 16th birthday.
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Then, in 1966, she drank, smoked (The Trouble With Angels), swore and played a nude (back view only) scene in the British Comedy The Family Way, which forever shattered her "innocent child" image. During the filming she became involved in a well-publicized love affair with producer-director Roy Boulting, who was more than 32 years older than she (he was born on 21 November 1913 in Bray, Berkshire, England). The age difference between them apparently never bothered her: "You are either old souls who connect and share the same interest ... or you are not." Read Rex Reed's 1967 interview with them. They were married in 1971 after completion of Twisted Nerve, which Roy co-wrote and directed. She then effectively dropped from sight on American movie screens. |
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She has one son from that marriage, Crispian (Dodge to his friends)
Mills, who was born on 18 Jan 1973 in Hammersmith, West London and
became the lead singer of the group Kula Shaker, which was signed
with Sony. Their second single went straight to number 2 in the UK
charts. A subsequent album, K, spent 2 weeks at the number
1 spot in England. They were also named Best New Artist at the
February, 1997 Brit Awards (England's equivalent of the Grammys). Hayley and Roy separated in 1975 and were divorced in 1977. Roy died on 5 November 2001, at the age of 87, in Eynsham, Oxfordshire, England after a long battle with cancer.
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Hayley met actor Leigh Lawson in May, 1975, when they were both starring in a West End comedy production: A Touch of Spring. Their relationship resulted in a son during the summer of 1976, Jason (Ace) Lawson, who in early 1998 was a student at Bretton Hall College in England studying drama. She called the split from Lawson in the early '80s "devastating". |
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Sometime in late-1996(?) she ended a longtime relationship with
Marcus Maclaine, a 34-year-old rock musician who is also her
brother-in-law (his brother, Maxwell Caulfield, is her sister Juliet's
husband). They collaborated on a
book in 1988.
In early 2000, Hayley was trying out the Big Apple for the first time, settling there with actor Firdous Bamji with whom she fell in love while touring in the stage musical The King and I (he played The Interpreter, was part of the Ensemble and an understudy for The Kralahome). She starred in Noel Coward's Suite in 2 Keys at the Lucille Lortel Theatre during its very brief run. Her son Jason is now a student at the London Academy of Music and Drama.
Crispian left Kula Shaker in September, 1999 to work on a new musical project. This resulted in a new band called The Jeevas in 2002.
In their August, 1963 issue, Photoplay magazine published an article entitled Love is Just Around the Corner: "On her seventeenth birthday, Hayley Mills gives her first grown-up interview on love, men and marriage!"
The Day Hayley Got In A Hearse is an article from the August, 1964 issue of Photoplay magazine about Hayley's "very first grown-up, screen kiss" in the film "The Moon-Spinners."
There was an article by her sister Juliet in the July, 1965 issue of Motion Picture magazine. She discussed Hayley, their relationship and some aspects of their family life.
The April 14, 1975 issue of People magazine had an article entitled "Hayley Mills, 28, and Roy Boulting, 61: Pollyanna Never Had It So Happy".
There was also an article about Hayley in the May 12, 1997 issue of USA Today.
What does she like to read? According to Who Reads What? 1994:
"The Magic Findhorn by Paul Hawken is one of the most exciting books I've read for a long time. Anyone who wants to know what the New Age really means should read it. At a time when the world appears to be hurtling towards disaster there comes the miracle that is happening in Findhorn. It is a fantastic and true story about the birth of the New Age and a Spiritual Community."
Here you'll find information about her awards, TV appearances, movies, videotapes, audio recordings, books and theatre credits, including her 1997-1998 US tour as Anna in The King and I, her March-April, 2000 performance in Noël Coward's Suite in 2 Keys in New York City, NY and her September-October, 2001 performance in A Little Night Music in Seattle, WA.
Did you know that most of the movies in which she appeared are currently available on videotape? And that Tiger Bay, her first movie, has been released on DVD? In both the DVD and videotape sections, I've listed those that were/are/might be available, along with sources where you can purchase them over the Internet, including links to those companies' actual catalog pages for each title.
She is listed as a supporter of PLAN 2000, which had the goal of stopping animal experiments by the end of the 20th century.
The Teddington Theatre Club has a new home in the Hampton Hill Playhouse, the shell of which was completed in May, 1996. Money was raised to fit it out, and it was completed in December, 1998. Hayley Mills was listed as "one of the distinguished members of the acting profession that have agreed to be patrons of the new theatre."
As of 1999, Hayley was listed as a patron of the Shooting Star Trust.
She is also listed as a supporter of Viva!, the Vegetarians International Voice for Animals.
In March, 2002, she was reported to be the president of the Stage Door Theatre Company, based at Felixstowe, Suffolk, England, which is supposedly "a very good amateur company specialising in Musical Theatre".
In addition to the links listed above, and the people who have sent me information but requested that their names and/or e-mail addresses not be listed, the following were good sources:
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