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Also Known As: Joanne Whalley-Kilmer Died:
Born: August 25, 1964 Cause of Death:
Birth Place: Manchester, England, GB Profession: actor
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Petite, attractive, dark-haired performer who first gained attention on the London stage and in the British TV miniseries, "Edge of Darkness" (1985). Whalley earned her first international recognition as the beatific Nurse Mills in Dennis Potter's award-winning "The Singing Detective" (1987) and brought a winning candor to her starring role as Christine Keeler in "Scandal" (1989). Popular success in mainstream Hollywood releases, though, has been elusive; her American films, including "Navy Seals" (1990) and "Trial by Jury" (1994), received a very modest reception from the public.

Petite, attractive, dark-haired performer who first gained attention on the London stage and in the British TV miniseries, "Edge of Darkness" (1985). Whalley earned her first international recognition as the beatific Nurse Mills in Dennis Potter's award-winning "The Singing Detective" (1987) and brought a winning candor to her starring role as Christine Keeler in "Scandal" (1989). Popular success in mainstream Hollywood releases, though, has been elusive; her American films, including "Navy Seals" (1990) and "Trial by Jury" (1994), received a very modest reception from the public.

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CAST: (feature film)

1.
 Muse (2017)
2.
 Monster Butler, The (2013)
3.
 Challenger Disaster, The (2013)
4.
 Twixt (2012)
5.
 Golf in the Kingdom (2011)
6.
 44 Inch Chest (2010)
7.
 Played (2007)
8.
 Child of Mine (2005)
9.
 Run the Wild Fields (2000) Ruby Miller
10.
 Guilty, The (2000) Nathalie Crane
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Career began on the British stage when she was still in her teens
1982:
First film appearance (a bit part) in "Pink Floyd The Wall"
1985:
Screen acting debut in "Dance with a Stranger"
1988:
US screen debut, "Willow"
1989:
First credit as Joanne Whalley-Kilmer, "Scandal"
1989:
US stage debut in the off-Broadway production of Joe Orton's "What the Butler Saw"
1994:
Cast as Scarlett O'Hara in the CBS-TV miniseries sequel to "Gone With the Wind" (1939), "Scarlett"
1997:
Acted in "The Man Who Knew Too Little"
2000:
Headlined the Showtime original "Run the Wild Fields"
2000:
Portrayed the title character in the CBS miniseries "Jackie Bouvier Kennedy Onassis"
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husband:
Val Kilmer. Actor. First appeared opposite one another in "Willow" (1988); separated; filed for divorce in 1995.

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daughter:
Mercedes Kilmer. Born October 29, 1991 in Santa Fe, New Mexico; father Val Kilmer.
son:
Jack Kilmer. Born June 1995.

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