Donna Mills is an American actress renowned for her captivating performances across television and film. Her illustrious career began in 1966, where she graced both the small and big screens with her talent. Initially gaining recognition with a recurring role on the television series “The Secret Storm,” Mills swiftly transitioned to Broadway, showcasing her versatility in Woody Allen’s comedic masterpiece, “Don’t Drink the Water.”

In 1971, she mesmerized audiences as Tobie Williams in the cult thriller “Play Misty for Me,” opposite Clint Eastwood. This marked the beginning of a series of memorable roles, including the female lead in the heist film “Murph the Surf” (1975) and numerous made-for-television movies throughout the 1970s.

However, it was her portrayal of the cunning and formidable Abby Cunningham in the primetime soap opera “Knots Landing” (1980-1989) that solidified her status as a television icon. Mills’s portrayal of Abby earned her accolades, including three Soap Opera Digest Awards for Outstanding Villainess.

Mills continued to captivate audiences across generations with her compelling performances. From her portrayal of Madeline Reeves in “General Hospital” (2014) to her role in the Lifetime limited series “V.C. Andrews’ Dawn” (2023), she consistently showcases her remarkable talent.

Beyond television, Mills has left an indelible mark on the silver screen, with notable appearances in films such as “Joy” (2015), “Nope” (2022), and “Origin” (2023).

With her timeless charm and undeniable talent, Donna Mills remains a beloved figure in the entertainment industry, captivating audiences with each performance.