Biography
Donna Mills has since gone on to headline many TV-movies, often also serving as producer.
Donna Mills left the University of Illinois before turning twenty to pursue a career as a dancer and an actor, appearing in theatrical productions in Chicago, including several at the Drury Lane Theatre. She was cast in a touring production of "My Fair Lady" which brought her to New York. In 1964, Mills made her TV debut in a short-term role on the daytime …
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Career Milestones
1996 | Joined cast of Fox primetime soap "Melrose Place" | |
1996 | Continued run as TV-movie queen with "The Stepford Husbands" | |
1982 | Starred in miniseries "Bare Essence" | |
| Became star playing Abby Cunningham Ewing on the primetime soap "Knots Landing" | ||
1972 | Made TV-movie debut in "Haunts of the Very Rich" | |
| Cast as Larry Hagman's wife on the sitcom "The Good Life" | ||
1971 | Played Clint Eastwood's girlfriend in "Play Misty For Me" | |
1967 | Played ex-nun Laura Donnelly on the daytime drama "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" | |
1967 | Feature film debut in "The Incident" | |
1966 | Made Broadway debut in Woody Allen's "Don't Drink the Water" | |
1965 | Was a regular on the short-lived "The Steve Lawrence Show" (CBS) | |
1964 | Moved to NYC; appeared for seven months on daytime soap "The Secret Storm" | |
| Joined tour of "My Fair Lady" | ||
| Left college to dance and act in local Chicago productions at Drury Lane Theatre | ||