Kathleen Miller, Actress in Three Hal Ashby Films, Dies at 71
She was not on the list.
She appeared in 'The Last Detail,' 'Shampoo' and 'Coming Home.'
Kathleen Miller, an actress who appeared in the 1970s films The Last Detail, Shampoo and Coming Home for director Hal Ashby, died Friday in a hospital in Lynwood, Calif., after a lengthy illness, her brother Andy said. She was 71.
Miller also was in the Broadway production of Butterflies Are Free, which opened in 1969, and had a regular role on the short-lived 1976-77 NBC sitcom Sirota’s Court, starring Michael Constantine.
A native of Los Angeles, the actress guest-starred on such TV shows as Kojak, Starsky and Hutch and Cannon and had roles in the movies Stay Hungry and Fighting Mad, both released in 1976.
In Shampoo (1975), her character has her hair blow-dried by Warren Beatty.
Her parents were Universal Television executive Alan Miller and Carolyn Miller, an actress.
Miller is survived by another brother, Steve.
Filmography
Film
Year Title Role Director Notes Ref.
1969 Franchette: Les Intrigues Kathy Don Walters
1973 The Last Detail Annette Hal Ashby
1974 The Chinese Prime Minister Roxane Brian Murray; George Turpin
1975 Shampoo Anjanette Hal Ashby
1975 Strange New World Dr. Allison Crowley Robert Butler
1976 Stay Hungry Dorothy Stephens Bob Rafelson
1976 Fighting Mad Carolee Hunter Jonathan Demme
1978 Coming Home Kathy Delise Hal Ashby
Television
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1973 Kojak Fern Episode: "Girl in the River"
1974 Paul Sand in Friends and Lovers Sally Episode: "Getting to First Bass"
1975 Starsky & Hutch Joanne Mello / Linda Williams Episode: "Death Ride"
1976–1977 Sirota's Court Gail Goodman 13 episodes
Stage credits
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1969 Butterflies Are Free Jill Tanner Booth Theatre
1972 The Little Black Book Woman Helen Hayes Theater
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