London stage debut, "Dazzling Prospect"

Feature film debut, "Term of Trial", as a precocious student who accuses her schoolmaster (Laurence Olivier) of sexual misconduct

Thrust sexual appetite into British films as Vera in Joseph Losey's "The Servant", scripted by Harold Pinter

Became a member of the National Theatre Company, appearing in "The Recruiting Officer" and Arthur Miller's "The Crucible"

Portrayed Robert Morley's daughter in "Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines"

Played an Irish innocent in Desmond Davis' "I Was Happy Here"

Acted in Michelangelo Antonioni's "Blow-Up"

First starred as Mary of Scotland in husband Robert Bolt's "Vivat! Vivat Regina!" at the Chichester Festival

Starred opposite Robert Mitchum in David Lean's "Ryan's Daughter", written by Bolt; earned Oscar nomination as Best Actress

Reprised Mary of Scotland for London production of "Vivat! Vivat Regina!"

Portrayed title role in Bolt's sole directorial effort, "Lady Caroline Lamb"

Broadway debut, "Vivat! Vivat Regina!"

After conducting an affair with her chauffeur (Robert Shaw) in Alan Bridges' "The Hireling", her aristocratic character terminated it, deeming love between their unequal stations impossible

Acted opposite Burt Reynolds (his first big role) in "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing"; the death of her business manager David Whiting during filming brought her adverse publicity

American TV debut as Estella in "Great Expectations" (NBC)

As a sex-starved widow in "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea", adapted from a novel by Yukio Mishima, participated in extremely explicit love scenes with Kris Kristofferson

Headlined ABC miniseries "James Michener's 'Dynasty'"

Performed one-woman show "Sarah Miles Is Me" at San Francisco's American Conservatory Theatre

Acted in brother Christopher's "Priest of Love"

Reteamed with Mitchum for "The Big Sleep"

Reunited with director Davis for disappointing Agatha Christie adaptation "Ordeal by Innocence", featuring Christopher Plummer

Acted in Joseph Losey's final film, "Steaming"

Joined Omar Sharif and Ava Gardner in the cast of the ABC miniseries "Harem", playing Lady Ashley

Played the mother in John Boorman's "Hope and Glory", nominated for an Academy Award as Best Picture

Acted in and performed the song "The Alphabet Soup" for Michael Radford's "White Mischief"

Portrayed another Lady (Sybil) for ABC miniseries "Queenie"

TNT movie "A Ghost in Monte Carlo" reteamed her with co-star Christopher Plummer

Played Katherine Armstrong in "Masterpiece Theatre" presentation of "Dandelion Dead" (PBS)

Returned to the boards with the one-woman song-fest, "The Widow Smiles"