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British actress, born in Marylebone, London, on April 18, 1946 as Hayley Catherine Rose Vivien Mills. She is the daughter of the famous artist Sir John Mills and the famous playwright Mary Hayley Bell. She is the sister of the actress Juliet Mills, and the writer and producer Jonathan Mills. She grew up in an artistic house that flutters with happiness. She lived a happy childhood between her parents and their friends. Hayley won the Silver Bear Award and the BAFTA Award in 1960 for the movie Tiger Bay (1959), the Academy Award for Best Child in 1961 for the movie Pollyanna (1960), the Golden Globe Award in 1961 for the movie The Parent Trap (1961), and many others. She was married to the director and producer Roy Boulting (1971-1976) and they had one son, singer Crispian Mills. Her second son, Jason, she had him with the actor Leigh Lawson. Among her most prominent works: The Trouble with Angels (1966), A Troll in Central Park (1994), and Pollyanna (1960).
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