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Valerie Jill Haworth Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family

Full Name	Valerie Jill Haworth
Net Worth	$400,000
Date Of Birth	August 15, 1945
Died	2011-01-03
Place Of Birth	Sussex, England, UK
Height	5′ 2″ (1.57 m)
Occupation	Actress
Profession	Actress, Soundtrack
Nicknames	Jill Haworth, Haworth, Jill
Star Sign	Leo

#	Fact
1	Had an involved on-and-off-again romantic relationship for years with actor Sal Mineo, whom she met on the set of Exodus (1960) and was known to be homosexual.
2	First film role was an unbilled part of a schoolgirl in the remake of The 39 Steps (1959).
3	Her last name was actually pronounced «Hahworth» but the Americans simply couldn’t get it right and she finally accepted it to being pronounced «Hayworth» in the States.
4	Jill passed away of natural causes. She was 65. She’d done a voice-over several days prior for the YMCA (NYC).
5	Linked romantically in the 60s for a number of years to her Exodus (1960) co-star Sal Mineo. She later blamed poor money management, not his homosexuality, for his downfall in Hollywood.

Actress

Title	Year	Status	Character
Mergers & Acquisitions	2001		Mrs. Richards
Gandahar	1988		Announcer (English version, voice)
Strong Medicine	1981
Vega$	1979	TV Series	Lily Baker
Baretta	1976	TV Series	Ginger Correlli
The Mutations	1974		Lauren
The F.B.I.	1965-1973	TV Series	Sue Meadows / Lynn Anslem
Home for the Holidays	1972	TV Movie	Joanna Morgan
Horror on Snape Island	1972		Mason
The Psychiatrist	1971	TV Series
Bonanza	1971	TV Series	Gillian Harwood
Mission: Impossible	1970	TV Series	Enid Brugge / Marla Kassel
The Most Deadly Game	1970	TV Series	Lydia Grey
The Ballad of Andy Crocker	1969	TV Movie	Karen
Horror House	1969		Sheila
It!	1967		Ellen Grove
Rawhide	1965	TV Series	Vicki Woodruff
Run for Your Life	1965	TV Series	Judy Collins
12 O’Clock High	1964-1965	TV Series	Lt. Fay Vendry Fay Vendry Nora Burgess …
The Long, Hot Summer	1965	TV Series	Sharon
Burke’s Law	1965	TV Series	Ambrosia Mellon
In Harm’s Way	1965		Annalee
The Rogues	1965	TV Series	Timothea Farley
The Cardinal	1963		Lalage Menton
The Outer Limits	1963	TV Series	Cathy Evans
Ton ombre est la mienne	1963		Sylvie ‘Devi’ Bergerat
Because, Because of a Woman	1963		Cécilia
Les mystères de Paris	1962		Fleur de Marie
Exodus	1960		Karen
The Brides of Dracula	1960		Schoolgirl (uncredited)
ITV Play of the Week	1959	TV Series	Nonny Lawrence
The 39 Steps	1959		Schoolgirl on Train (uncredited)

Soundtrack

Title	Year	Status	Character
Les mystères de Paris	1962	performer: «Sous le ciel de Paris»
The 22nd Annual Tony Awards	1968	TV Special performer: «Cabaret»

Self

Title	Year	Status	Character
The 25th Annual Tony Awards	1971	TV Special	Herself — Performer
The Match Game	1968	TV Series	Herself — Team Captain
The 22nd Annual Tony Awards	1968	TV Special	Herself — Performer
Girl Talk	1967	TV Series	Herself
The 21st Annual Tony Awards	1967	TV Special	Herself — Presenter
I misteri di Roma	1963	Documentary
The 35th Annual Academy Awards	1963	TV Special	Herself — Audience Member

Archive Footage

Title	Year	Status	Character
Inside the Tower	2015	Video documentary short	Mason
Broadway: The American Musical	2004	TV Mini-Series documentary	Sally Bowles (in ‘Cabaret’)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1961	Golden Globe	Golden Globes, USA	Most Promising Newcomer — Female	Exodus (1960)

Jill Haworth Height and Physical Info

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Personal life

While making Exodus, Haworth became friends, first, and then lovers, with Sal Mineo, and they remained friends until his death in 1976. She lost her virginity to Mineo at the age of 15 in her hotel suite at the Gotham Hotel in Manhattan. Their relationship as a couple ended on Valentine’s Day 1964 when she discovered Sal was having an affair with Bobby Sherman. She did not talk to Mineo for a time, but they eventually became friends again, made public appearances together, and in 1971 she invested in his attempted production of The Wrong People (a book about a homosexual relationship with a young boy). Their friendship led to a brief resumption of a sexual relationship in 1969, but after she got pregnant in September and had an abortion, they went back to being just friends. She later told author Michael Michaud that she thought Courtney Burr III, who later had a long-term relationship with Mineo, was the «love of Mineo’s life.»

Haworth dated television producer Aaron Spelling in the summer of 1965, when he was 42 and she was almost 20. Spelling reportedly told friends that he hoped that Haworth would be the next Mrs. Spelling, but Haworth’s mother, Nancy, reportedly «scoffed» at the idea.

Карьера

Ее первое появление в кино было в ремейке фильма. 39 шагов (1959), режиссер Ральф Томас, когда она была школьницей, которая не могла говорить. Затем она сыграла еще одну школьницу в Невесты Дракулы (1960), режиссер Теренс Фишер.

Джилл Хаворт 1961

Отто Премингер искал новое свежее лицо для роли Карен Хансен, злополучной еврейки.Датский девушка-беженка, влюбленная в Дов Ландау (Сал Минео ), для его фильма Исход (1960). Он отправился в Британия и Германия вместе со своей невестой Хоуп Брайс ищет девушку для роли. Осмотрев сотни девушек, Премингер заметил фотографию Хауорта в модельном журнале для Театральная школа Корона.

Хауорт пошел на три прослушивания только для того, чтобы бросить школу. Ей было всего 15 лет, когда она сыграла Карен Хансен в своей первой роли в художественном фильме. Хаворт появился в номере журнала от 31 июля 1960 г. Парад журнал. Она и Минео появились на обложке номера журнала от 12 декабря 1960 г. ЖИЗНЬ, часть фоторепортажа автора Гьон Мили.

По контракту с Премингером (на пять лет) она также работала с ним в Кардинал (1963; как Lalage Menton), и На пути вреда (1965) как энсин Аннали Дорн, офицер медсестры, которая, будучи помолвлена ​​с энсином Джереми Торри (Брэндон де Вильд ), совершает самоубийство после изнасилования капитаном Полом Эддингтоном-младшим (Кирк Дуглас ). Хауорту нравилось работать с Де Уайлдом, Патрисия Нил, и Дуглас, но позвонил Джон Уэйн «самый подлый, противный человек с худшим отношением, с которым я когда-либо работал».

Премингер настаивала на том, чтобы она жила в Нью-Йорк американизироваться, но он не хотел, чтобы она жила в Лос-Анджелес из опасения, что она будет просто «звездочкой на ходу». Ее предложили стать главным героем в Лолита (1962) с Джеймс Мейсон, но поскольку у Премингера был контракт, он наложил вето на эту идею.

Минео и Хаворт также рассматривались для фильма Дэвид и Лиза (1962), но Премингер снова отказал в разрешении. Премингер позволил ей снять три французских фильма; Les Mystères de Paris (как Флер де Мари; 1962), Потому что из-за женщины  (как Сесилия; 1963), и Ton ombre est la mienne (как Сильви «Деви» Бергерат; 1963). Хаворт снялся вместе с Дэвид МакКаллум в Внешние пределы эпизод «Шестой палец «(1963). Хауорт посетил Минео в Юта в ноябре 1962 г. и был молчаливым статистом в Величайшая история из когда-либо рассказанных (1965).

Она четыре раза появлялась в телепрограмме. 12 часов высоко. В «Звуке далекого грома» она сыграла англичанку Мэри, которая влюбляется в лейтенанта Энди Латропа (которого играет Питер Фонда ). В том же сезоне она сыграла глухую девушку Нору Берджесс в эпизоде ​​под названием «Хейни с любовью». Затем она сыграла лейтенанта Фэй Вендри в двух эпизодах «Взлетно-посадочная полоса в темноте» (1965). и «Горячий выстрел».

Во время съемок Это! она встретила Хэл Принс, который занимался исследованием мюзикла на основе Прощай, Берлин к Кристофер Ишервуд. Принс спросил ее, может ли она петь, на что она заявила: «Громче, чем Водяной.» Она играла Салли Боулз в оригинальном бродвейском актерском составе мюзикла 1966 года Кабаре, роль, которую она играла почти два с половиной года.Джуди Денч взял на себя роль, когда постановка дебютировала в Лондоне в 1968 году. Среди других сценических ролей Хаворта Спальня Фарс и Бабочки свободны.

Хаворт отказался работать над Гавайи Five-O из-за репутации звезды шоу, Джек Лорд за то, что он упорный перфекционист.

References

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2. ^ Garebian, Keith (2011), The Making of Cabaret, Oxford University Press, p. 96, ISBN 978-0-19-973249-4
3. ^ Lisanti, Tom (2001), Fantasy Femmes of Sixties Cinema: Interviews with 20 Actresses from Biker, Beach, and Elvis Movies, McFarland, p. 67, ISBN 978-0-7864-0868-9
4. Shearer, Lloyd (31 July 1960), «Jill Haworth: Her mother wants her to become a movie star», Parade: 15
5. Hirsch, Foster (2007), Otto Preminger: The Man Who Would Be King, p. 336
6. Gorkin, Jess, ed. (31 July 1960), «Jill Haworth profile», Parade, Parade Publications
7. ^ Lisanti, pg.71.
8. Lisanti. – p.69.
9. ^ Michaud, Michael Gregg (2011), Sal Mineo: A Biography, Random House Digital, ISBN 978-0-307-71667-5
10. Lasko, Edward J. «The Sound of Distant Thunder,» Episode 1/1/4, 12 O’Clock High. First aired 16 October 1964.
11. Ralsont, Gilbert and Larson, Charles. «To Heinie With Love,» Episode 1/20, 12 O’Clock High. First aired 5 February 1965.
12. Lewin, Robert. «Runway in the Dark,» episode 2/8, 12 O’Clock High. First Aired 1 November 1965.
13. Lewin, Robert. «The Hotshot,» Episode 2/6, 12 O’Clock High. First aired 18 October 1965.
14. ^ Lisanti, p. 72.
15. Lisanti, p. 73.
16. Green, Stanley (1980), Encyclopedia of the Musical Theatre, p. 53
17. ^ Lisanti, p. 76.
18. Terry, Polly, Jack Lord & Jim MacArthur, Photoplay (UK), December 1971.
19. Major, Jack, Jack Lord; The Providence Sunday Journal, 7 September 1969: Haworth had no idea that Lord typically worked a 72- to 84-hour work week to keep the Hawaii Five-O television show going, which was shot on location and cost 30% more to produce than a typical Hollywood TV series.
20. Lisanti, p. 68.
21. «Presley Romance Seems to Be Ended», Hartford Courant, 14 April 1965

Biography/Timeline

1953

Haworth was born in Hove, Sussex, to a textile magnate father and a mother who trained as a ballet Dancer. She was named Valerie Jill in honour of the day she was born, Victory over Japan Day or V.J. Day. She took ballet lessons at the Sadler’s Wells Ballet School to escape from an unhappy home when her parents separated in 1953. Later she attended the Corona Stage School.

1959

Her first film appearance was in the remake of The 39 Steps (1959), directed by Ralph Thomas, when she had a non-speaking part as a schoolgirl. Next she played another schoolgirl in The Brides of Dracula (1960), directed by Terence Fisher.

1960

Haworth only went to the three auditions to get out of school. She was only 15 years old when she appeared as Karen in her first acting role in a feature film. Haworth appeared in the 31 July 1960 issue of Parade magazine. She and Mineo appeared on the front cover of the 12 December 1960 issue of LIFE, part of a photo essay by Gjon Mili.

1962

Mineo and Haworth were also considered for the film David and Lisa (1962), but once again Preminger refused permission. Preminger let her make three French films; Les Mystères de Paris (as Fleur de Marie; 1962), Because, Because of a Woman (fr) (as Cécilia; 1963), and Ton ombre est la mienne (as Sylvie ‘Devi’ Bergerat; 1963). Haworth co-starred alongside David McCallum in the Outer Limits episode, «The Sixth Finger» (1963). Haworth visited Mineo in Utah in November 1962 and had a nonspeaking role as an extra in The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965).

1963

Under contract to Preminger (for five years), she also worked with him in The Cardinal (1963; as Lalage Menton), and In Harm’s Way (1965) as Ensign Anna Lee Dorne, a Nurse Corps officer who, while engaged to Ensign Jeremiah Torrey (Brandon de Wilde), commits suicide after being raped by Captain Paul Eddington, Jr. (Kirk Douglas). Haworth liked working with De Wilde, Patricia Neal, and Douglas, but called John Wayne «the meanest, nastiest man with the worst attitude I ever worked with.»

1965

Haworth dated television Producer Aaron Spelling in the summer of 1965, when he was 42 and she was almost 20. Spelling reportedly told friends that he hoped that Haworth would be the next Mrs. Spelling, but Haworth’s mother, Nancy, reportedly «scoffed» at the idea.

1966

While filming It! she met Hal Prince, who was doing research for a musical based on Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood. Prince asked her if she could sing, to which she claimed, «Louder than Merman.» She played Sally Bowles in the original Broadway cast of the 1966 musical Cabaret, a part she played for almost two and a half years. Judi Dench took over the role when the production debuted in London in 1968. Haworth’s other stage roles included Bedroom Farce and Butterflies Are Free.

1967

She starred in the horror films It! (1967), The Haunted House of Horror (1969), Tower of Evil (1972), Home for the Holidays (1972), and The Mutations (1974). She only did It! for the money, hated her hair in the film, and hated the film altogether. Haworth liked working with Roddy McDowell, who brought her the poster for the film (on her opening night of Cabaret), and wrote «S-h» in front of the title.

1976

While making Exodus, Haworth became friends, first, and then lovers, with Sal Mineo, and they remained friends until his death in 1976. She lost her virginity to Mineo at the age of 15 in her hotel suite at the Gotham Hotel in Manhattan. Their relationship as a couple ended on Valentine’s Day 1964 when she discovered Sal was having an affair with Bobby Sherman. She did not talk to Mineo for a time, but they eventually became friends again, made public appearances together, and in 1971 she invested in his attempted production of The Wrong People (a book about a homosexual relationship with a young boy). Their friendship led to a brief resumption of a sexual relationship in 1969, but after she got pregnant in September and had an abortion, they went back to being just friends. She later told author Michael Michaud that she thought Courtney Burr III, who later had a long-term relationship with Mineo, was the «love of Mineo’s life.»

2011

Haworth lived on New York City’s Upper East Side for many years with her mother. She died of natural causes at the age of 65 on 3 January 2011 in Manhattan. She is buried at Kensico Cemetery.

Jill Haworth Wife and Affair

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Age, Biography and Wiki

Jill Haworth (Valerie Jill Haworth) was born on 15 August, 1945 in Sussex, England, UK, is an Actress, Soundtrack. Discover Jill Haworth’s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of Jill Haworth networth?

Popular As	Valerie Jill Haworth
Occupation	actress,soundtrack
Age	66 years old
Zodiac Sign	Leo
Born	15 August,
Birthday	15 August
Birthplace	Sussex, England, UK
Date of death	3 January, 2011
Died Place	Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Nationality	UK

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Фильмография

Фильм

Год	Заголовок	Роль	Примечания
1959	39 шагов	Школьница в поезде	В титрах не указан
1960	Невесты Дракулы	Школьница	В титрах не указан
1960	Исход	Карен	Назначен — Золотой глобус за Самый многообещающий новичок
1962	Тайны Парижа	Флер де Мари
1963	Потому что из-за женщины	Сесилия
1963	Ton ombre est la mienne	Сильви ‘Деви’ Бергерат
1963	Кардинал	Lalage Menton
1965	На пути вреда	Энсин Аннали Дорн, Северная Каролина, USNR
1967	Это!	Эллен Гроув
1969	Дом ужасов с привидениями	Шейла	Также известный как: Дом ужасов
1969	Баллада об Энди Крокере	Карен	ТВ фильм
1972	Башня зла	Мейсон	Также известный как: Ужас на острове Снейпа
1972	Дом для праздников	Джоанна Морган	ТВ фильм
1974	Мутации	Лорен
1981	Сильное лекарство
1988	Гандагар	Диктор	Английская версия, Голос
2001	Слияния и поглощения	Миссис Ричардс	(финальная роль в кино)

Телевидение

Год	Заголовок	Роль	Примечания
1959	Игра недели ITV	Нонни Лоуренс	Эпизод: «Touch Wood»
1963	Внешние границы	Кэти Эванс	Эпизод: «Шестой палец «
1965	Разбойники	Тимотея Фарли	Эпизод: «Рождество мистера Уайта»
1965	Закон Берка	Амброзия Меллон	Эпизод: «Кто убил карту»
1965	Долгое жаркое лето	Шарон	Эпизод: «Дом — ненужное место»
1964–65	12 часов высоко	Разные	4 серии
1965	Беги, если твоя жизнь тебе дорога	Джуди Коллинз	Эпизод: «Дикий сезон»
1965	Сыромятная кожа	Вики Вудрафф	Эпизод: «Дуэль на рассвете»
1965–73	ФБР.	Сью Медоуз / Линн Анслем	2 серии
1970	Самая смертоносная игра	Лидия Грей	Эпизод: «Ведьмин Шаббат»
1971	Задание невыполнимо	Энид Брюгге / Марла Кассель	Эпизод: «Мой друг, мой враг»
1971	Психиатр		Эпизод: «Более длинный путь»
1976	Баретта	Джинджер Коррелли	Эпизод: «Под городом»
1979	Vega $	Лили Бейкер	Эпизод: «Одиннадцатое событие»

Acting career

Her first film appearance was in the remake of The 39 Steps (1959), directed by Ralph Thomas, when she had a non-speaking part as a schoolgirl. Next she played another schoolgirl in The Brides of Dracula (1960), directed by Terence Fisher.

Jill Haworth 1961

Otto Preminger was looking for a new fresh face for the role of Karen, an ill-fated Jewish-Danish refugee girl in love with Dov Landau (Sal Mineo), for his film Exodus (1960). He travelled to Britain and Germany, with his fiance’ Hope Bryce, looking for a girl for the role. After looking at hundreds of girls, Preminger spotted a photo of Haworth in a modelling magazine for the Corona Theatre School.

Haworth only went to the three auditions to get out of school. She was only 15 years old when she appeared as Karen in her first acting role in a feature film. Haworth appeared in the 31 July 1960 issue of Parade magazine. She and Mineo appeared on the front cover of the 12 December 1960 issue of LIFE, part of a photo essay by Gjon Mili.

Under contract to Preminger (for five years), she also worked with him in The Cardinal (1963; as Lalage Menton), and In Harm’s Way (1965) as Ensign Annalee Dorne, a Nurse Corps officer who, while engaged to Ensign Jeremiah Torrey (Brandon de Wilde), commits suicide after being raped by Captain Paul Eddington, Jr. (Kirk Douglas). Haworth liked working with De Wilde, Patricia Neal, and Douglas, but called John Wayne «the meanest, nastiest man with the worst attitude I ever worked with.»

Preminger insisted that she live in New York City to become Americanized, but he did not want her to live in Los Angeles for fear she would just be a ‘starlet a-go-go’. She was approached to be the title character in Lolita (1962) with James Mason, but because Preminger held her contract, he vetoed the idea.

Mineo and Haworth were also considered for the film David and Lisa (1962), but once again Preminger refused permission. Preminger let her make three French films; Les Mystères de Paris (as Fleur de Marie; 1962), fr (À cause, à cause d’une femme; Because, Because of a Woman) (as Cécilia; 1963), and Ton ombre est la mienne (as Sylvie ‘Devi’ Bergerat; 1963). Haworth co-starred alongside David McCallum in the Outer Limits episode, «The Sixth Finger» (1963). Haworth visited Mineo in Utah in November 1962 and had a nonspeaking role as an extra in The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965).

She made four appearances on the television programme 12 O’Clock High. In the first season, fourth episode («The Sound of Distant Thunder»; 1964), she played an English girl, Mary, who falls in love with Lieutenant Andy Lathrop (played by Peter Fonda). The following season, she played a deaf girl, Nora Burgess, in an episode entitled «To Heinie with Love» (1965). She then played Lieutenant Fay Vendry in two episodes, «Runway in the Dark» (1965) and «The Hotshot» (1965).[citation needed]

In 1965, she appeared in an episode of The Rogues entitled «Mr. White’s Christmas» as Timothea, and really loved working with David Niven and Charles Boyer. She appeared in one of the final episodes of the series Rawhide, «Duel at Daybreak», as Vicki Woodruff. Haworth first hurt her back in an accident on the set when she jumped from a runaway buggy and team of horses. She then caught pneumonia and was bedridden for two months after she had to stand waist-deep in a man-made pond for six hours doing retakes.

She starred in the horror films It! (1966), The Haunted House of Horror (1969), Tower of Evil (1972), Home for the Holidays (1972), and The Mutations (1974). She only did It! for the money, hated her hair in the film, and hated the film altogether. Haworth liked working with Roddy McDowell, who brought her the poster for the film (on her opening night of Cabaret), and wrote «S-h» in front of the title.

While filming It! she met Hal Prince, who was doing research for a musical based on Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood. Prince asked her if she could sing, to which she claimed, «Louder than Merman.» She played Sally Bowles in the original Broadway cast of the 1966 musical Cabaret, a part she played for almost two years and a half years.Judi Dench took over the role when the production debuted in London in 1968. Haworth’s other stage roles included Bedroom Farce and Butterflies Are Free.

Haworth turned down working on Hawaii Five-O because of the reputation of the show’s star, Jack Lord, for being a hard-driving perfectionist.

Personal life

While making Exodus, Haworth became friends, first, and then lovers, with Sal Mineo, and they remained friends until his death in 1976. She lost her virginity to Mineo at the age of 15 in her hotel suite at the Gotham Hotel in Manhattan. Their relationship as a couple ended on Valentine’s Day 1964 when she discovered Sal was having an affair with Bobby Sherman. She did not talk to Mineo for a time, but they eventually became friends again, made public appearances together, and in 1971 she invested in his attempted production of The Wrong People (a book about a homosexual relationship with a young boy). Their friendship led to a brief resumption of a sexual relationship in 1969, but after she got pregnant in September and had an abortion, they went back to being just friends. She later told author Michael Michaud that she thought Courtney Burr III, who later had a long-term relationship with Mineo, was the «love of Mineo’s life.»

Haworth dated television producer Aaron Spelling in the summer of 1965, when he was 42 and she was almost 20. Spelling reportedly told friends that he hoped that Haworth would be the next Mrs. Spelling, but Haworth’s mother, Nancy, reportedly «scoffed» at the idea.

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1959	The 39 Steps	Schoolgirl on Train	Uncredited
1960	The Brides of Dracula	Schoolgirl	Uncredited
1960	Exodus	Karen	Nominated – Golden Globe Award for Most Promising Newcomer
1962	The Mysteries of Paris	Fleur de Marie
1963	Because, Because of a Woman	Cécilia
1963	Ton ombre est la mienne	Sylvie ‘Devi’ Bergerat
1963	The Cardinal	Lalage Menton
1965	In Harm’s Way	Ensign Annalee Dohrn, NC, USNR
1967	It!	Ellen Grove
1969	The Haunted House of Horror	Sheila	Also known as: Horror House
1969	The Ballad of Andy Crocker	Karen	TV movie
1972	Tower of Evil	Mason	Also known as: Horror on Snape Island
1972	Home for the Holidays	Joanna Morgan	TV movie
1974	The Mutations	Lauren
1981	Strong Medicine
1988	Gandahar	Announcer	English version, Voice
2001	Mergers & Acquisitions	Mrs. Richards	(final film role)

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1959	ITV Play of the Week	Nonny Lawrence	Episode: «Touch Wood»
1963	The Outer Limits	Cathy Evans	Episode: «The Sixth Finger»
1965	The Rogues	Timothea Farley	Episode: «Mr. White’s Christmas»
1965	Burke’s Law	Ambrosia Mellon	Episode: «Who Killed the Card»
1965	The Long, Hot Summer	Sharon	Episode: «Home is a Needless Place»
1964–65	12 O’Clock High	Various	4 episodes
1965	Run for Your Life	Judy Collins	Episode: «The Savage Season»
1965	Rawhide	Vicki Woodruff	Episode: «Duel at Daybreak»
1965–73	The F.B.I.	Sue Meadows / Lynn Anslem	2 episodes
1970	The Most Deadly Game	Lydia Grey	Episode: «Witches’ Sabbath»
1971	Bonanza	Gillian Harwood	Episode: «The Reluctant American»
1971	Mission: Impossible	Enid Brugge / Marla Kassel	Episode: «My Friend, My Enemy»
1971	The Psychiatrist		Episode: «The Longer Trail»
1976	Baretta	Ginger Correlli	Episode: «Under the City»
1979	Vega$	Lily Baker	Episode: «The Eleventh Event»

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Full Real Name	Valerie Jill Haworth
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Nationality	British
Born Place	Hove
Profession	Actress

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Income Source	Actress
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