Grease 2's Maxwell Caulfield insists wife Juliet Mills keeps him young
This blog was written by Owen Tonks and originally published on Mailonline.
Posted: 7:38 PM GMT, April 9th, 2024 | Edited: 8:24 PM GMT, April 9th, 2024.
Maxwell Caulfield's spouse, Juliet Mills, helps him maintain his youthfulness despite her being almost two decades senior to him.
The actor, who is 64 years old, has been married to his wife Juliet, who is an actress of Avanti! and 82 years old, since 1980. Even though she is almost 20 years older than him, he believes that there is a peculiar reversal happening in their relationship.
On Tuesday's episode of Loose Women, he shared that it's actually quite interesting because she's the person who makes him feel youthful.
There seems to be an eerie reversal happening, almost like the opposite of what's expected. The sensation is akin to someone urging you to decelerate with a plea of "Can you please take it down a notch?"
I am not referring to the person's age, either!
Maxwell Caulfield's wife, Juliet Mills, helps him maintain his youthfulness despite her age being almost 20 years greater than his.
The male performer who is 64 years old and wedded to Juliet, an Avanti! actress aged 82, since 1980 believes that his partner who is nearly 20 years his senior helps to maintain his youthfulness. The picture was taken in June of last year.
The ex-Dynasty performer gained popularity following his appearance alongside Michelle Pfeiffer in the movie Grease 2 back in 1982.
The follow-up to Grease was not as successful as the original movie from 1978, which featured John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
As he prepares to honor the iconic film through a Cool Rider concert, he remarked that the movie has likely achieved the same level of fame as it did upon its initial debut.
According to him, Grease 2 may have become just as popular as the original over the years.
It's quite strange, it seems that the performance we have scheduled at the London Palladium this Sunday is going to be comparable to the Rocky Horror Show.
I am amazed, but it feels wonderful to have produced a movie that has endured over the years.
The famous actor from Hollywood mentioned that during his first screen test for the film, he ended up wearing the jacket that John had worn as T-Bird Danny in the movie made in 1978. However, he also recollected an incident that occurred a few years ago when he worked as an usher during a movie premiere where the popular teenage heartthrob caused chaos during the release of Saturday Night Fever.
He said: "During my screen test at Paramount Studios, I noticed that I was wearing the same jacket as the character. Therefore, I thought I had a good chance of being selected."
The ex-Dynasty celebrity gained popularity after acting alongside Michelle Pfeiffer in the movie Grease 2 in 1982. (Picture shows Michelle and Maxwell on set for Grease 2 in 1982)
Maxwell commented on how Grease 2 stacks up against the original film and stated that it has gained similar popularity over time. This picture shows Maxwell and Michelle in the 1982 movie.
When the first screening of Saturday Night Fever happened, I was a movie theatre usher stationed in Leicester Square Odeon. It was a pretty significant occurrence.
The area was filled with loud, excited young women who were eagerly anticipating the arrival of John Travolta.
He was similar to a planet, instead of a star.
I still recall saying to myself, "That's the spot!" and amazingly, after around four years, I had the good fortune to be cast in the follow-up to Grease.
From 1985 to 1986, Maxwell performed the role of Miles Colby in the popular television series, Dynasty. He continued to play the same character in the spin-off show, The Colbys, until 1987. A photo of Maxwell with his co-star Emma Samms, who played Fallon Carrington Colby in Dynasty, is also available.
