ANNE MILLER IS NOT FORGOTTEN!
At
the end of her MGM contract she flew overseas to Morocco to entertain on the
Timex TV Hour for Bob Hope. She sang and danced "Too Darn Hot" in 120 degrees
heat entertaining rive thousand soldiers. She was an incredible success as she
took over the role of "Mamell on Broadway from 1969 to 1970 and has been
acclaimed for her fantastic performance with Mickey Rooney in "Sugar Babies"
for nine years, which played for three years (1979-1982) on Broadway, and then
toured the country for four and one-half years. She and Mickey both appeared
for six months on the London stage in 1989. Ann appears frequently on
television interview shows including Sally Jessy Raphael, Phil Donahue, David
Letterman, Joan Rivers and the Vickie Lawrence show. In 1994 she appeared on
the Conan O'Brien and Tom Snyder shows. Her sparkling wit and humor made her a
delightful guest. She has appeared as a guest star in numerous television
shows including a special with Ann Margaret in "Dames at Sea" and a two hour
version of the "Love Boat" with Ethel Merman, Carol Channing and Van Johnson.
Ann did a straight acting stint as a guest star on the situation comedy called
"Out of This World" in 1991 and appeared as a guest star on the hit series
"Home Improvement" in 1993 with Tim Allen. Ann Miller is the recipient of many
awards. Among them the Best Legs Award from the Hall of Fame. The George M.
Cohen award for the best female entertainer in 1980 and the prestigious Sarah
Siddons award for best performer of the year for "Sugar Babies" in 1984. She
was also nominated for a Tony award for "Sugar Babies" and a also a nominee
for the Laurence Olivier award in London in 1989 for "Sugar Babies" She was
just honored on "This is Your Life" television show in England, which included
twenty stars who came to honor her.
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