Jill Banner

Jill Banner was an American film actress, born in Bremerton, Washington, who studied at the Hollywood Professional School and graduated in 1964. Her film acting began with Jack Hill's Spider Baby or, The Maddest Story Ever Told (1967), in which she played Virginia, the spider baby of the title. The movie was not released until 1967 and later became known through the efforts of Johnny Legend. Banner was uncredited in the British mystery Deadlier Than the Male and she appeared in C'mon, Let's Live a Little as Wendy, a wholesome teenager. In The President's Analyst (1967) she played Snow White, a flower child who briefly rescues James Coburn's psychiatrist. She also had parts in the Spaghetti Western The Stranger Returns, in Shadow Over Elveron (1968), and in Hunters Are For Killing (1970), and she was featured on Jack Webb's Dragnet and Adam-12, often as clueless teenagers. She later appeared on The Bold Ones and Cade's County.