Kathleen Miller

Kathleen Miller was an American actress, born in Los Angeles, who became known for her work in several movies that Hal Ashby directed. She began on the New York stage and in a 1969 Broadway staging of Butterflies Are Free, then took a television part on Kojak before Ashby chose her for The Last Detail (1973), where she played a prostitute. He used her again in Shampoo (1975) as a client of George Roundy, played by Warren Beatty. In the mid-1970s she led the short-lived series Sirota's Court as Gail Goodman, and she had a major guest spot on Starsky & Hutch in an episode called Death Ride, playing an undercover officer named Joanne. She also appeared in Fighting Mad in 1976 as the daughter of Peter Fonda's character, and her final Ashby film was Coming Home (1978), a Vietnam war drama with Jane Fonda, Jon Voight and Bruce Dern.