Sarah Miles English theater and film actress. Date of Birth: 31.12.1940 Country: Great Britain

Biography of Sarah Miles

Sarah Miles is an English stage and film actress. She made her first appearance on stage at a very young age and has since played numerous interesting and memorable roles. Sarah Miles was born on December 31, 1940 in Ingatestone, Essex and showed acting abilities from a young age. She attended Roedean, a specialized girls' school, and later enrolled in the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art at the age of fifteen. After completing her studies at the Academy, Sarah made her debut in "Term of Trial" (1962), where she portrayed Shirley Taylor. The following year, Miles had a role in "The Servant" (1963), and three years later she shined in "Blowup" (1966). It was during this time that Sarah Miles became well-known and beloved by many.

In the following years, until 1969, Sarah Miles actively appeared in films. She starred in "Ryan's Daughter" and was soon nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress. In the early seventies, the actress was extensively covered by popular media outlets, including "Cosmopolitan" and other publications. Interestingly, the media not only focused on her exceptional acting skills, but also on her personal life, such as her strong belief in urine therapy and her active use of this treatment method for all diseases. According to her own statements, the actress had been consuming urine for thirty years and felt great, free from all illnesses.

In 1973, tragedy struck when Sarah's manager and assistant, David Whiting, died under unclear circumstances during the filming of "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing." This incident led to a short break in Sarah's career, but she soon returned to actively appearing in front of audiences, including on television. Sarah Miles has had several marriages, all with the same man - British writer and playwright Robert Bolt. He wrote the screenplay for the film "Lady Caroline Lamb," in which Sarah portrayed Lady Caroline. Unfortunately, their second marriage, which took place in 1988, lasted only seven years. Robert Bolt passed away in 1995.