Millie Rose Heywood was a girlfriend (sadly not ours) in her first on-screen credit: the short film The Long Kiss Goodbye (2006). She waves goodbye to her boyfriend then blows an energetic but ill-fated kiss. All this in but a minute’s time, but that’s all we needed to know that we had to have this babe. From there Millie appeared in the 2011 miniseries Paper Giants: The Birth of Cleo and the 2011 short films Fair Call and Life After You. Millie's an Aussie who has yet to show us what's down under, but the closest she has come was in her one feature film: the action-crime drama Convict (2014). It's set in prison, but Millie still manages to strip down to her black panties for an arresting look. The scene made Mr. Skin look down and say, "Hey, wood!" After Convict, marvelous Miss Millie took on roles in the miniseries The Moodys and the short Spirit Stones (both in 2014). In addition to acting in the latter film, Millie wrote, directed, and produced it, which was a sign of things to come--and a sign that Mr. Skin would not come. As of this writing, Ms. Heywood has not appeared in any other projects. Instead, she's regrettably kept her beautiful self behind the camera. She wrote, directed, and produced the 2017 short Girl Falling. She's also credited as an associate producer for Kinesthesia (2017). We hope that Millie returns to the Australian Hollywood spotlight because...well...how many wood jokes do we need to make?
