Maxwell Caulfield

British American actor Maxwell Caulfield is a real star of the stage and screen, both on TV and in film. He is based in the United States and has had big roles in many major productions, making him well known and loved around the world. He first started in the late sixties and then went on to great success acting in films such as 1982’s global smash Grease 2, The Boys Next Door, The Supernaturals, Waxwork 2, Empire Records and many others. Married to Juliet Mills and with Hayley Mills being his sister-in-law, the family toured Australia as part of the Legends! comedy.
Caulfield has also voiced James Bond in a 2002 video game and actually started acting as a child with a role playing ted in the 1967 film Accident. It was a screenplay by Harold Pinter but new roles were not forthcoming and instead Caulfield went on to be an exotic dancer at London’s Windmill Theatre so he could get Equity card to allow him to work as an actor. His debut on the stage in the States came in Rock Hotel in 1978 and more roles came in Class Enemy in 1979. He played the lead in this and picked up a Theatre World Award for his performance. In 1980 he was in The Elephant Man and in the same decade Maxwell was an active member of the Mirror Repertory Company, which saw him have parts in things like Paradise Lost, Inheritors, and Rain.