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Millie Perkins
Date of death
1992(Player's choice)
Millie Perkins is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. She can become one of Carl's potential girlfriends.
She is voiced by Orfeh.
History[]
Background[]
Millie's history before the game is unknown. In 1992, by the time CJ arrived in Las Venturas, she was already living in a respectable house in Prickle Pine in northern Las Venturas, working as a croupier at Caligula's Palace casino. She is into BDSM, and has a dominatrix outfit, a house interior with many BDSM toys, and keeps a gimp to pleasure her, not knowing that her original gimp was killed by Carl in order for him to pose as the gimp.
Events of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas[]
“Listen, I thought about that little scheme you told me about. Don't worry, I haven't told anybody, not even my mom. I've left the key card and the door code in my bedroom.”
“Millie, girl, you will NOT regret this!”
“I know, because I'm getting a cut, right?”
Millie is a croupier at the Caligula's Palace casino in Las Venturas. Carl Johnson and Woozie, owners of The Four Dragons Casino, plan to hold a heist of Caligula's in response for the Mafia ownership of Caligula's trying to squeeze The Four Dragons out of business. Sh
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Millie Perkins
American film and television actress (born 1936)
Millie Perkins (born May 12, 1936) is an American retired film, television actress and model known for her debut film role as Anne Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank (1959), and for her supporting actress roles in two 1966 Westerns, The Shooting and Ride in the Whirlwind, both directed by Monte Hellman.
Early life and career
[edit]Born on May 12, 1936, in Passaic, New Jersey,[1] Perkins grew up in Fair Lawn[2] and attended Fair Lawn High School.[3] Her father was a merchant marine captain of Hungarian and Mongolian descent.[4] Perkins was working as a receptionist at a New York City advertising agency when she caught the eye of a visiting photographer with a resultant career as a model; by 1958, Perkins was an international cover girl.
Soon thereafter, Perkins was vigorously pursued, and then selected, to portray Dutch Jewish diarist and Holocaust victim Anne Frank in the 1959 film adaptation of The Diary of Anne Frank. Perkins had never studied nor sought to be an actress, but director George Stevens saw her photo and tried to convince her to read for the part.[5] Finally, she flew to Hollywood for a screen test, and with much fanfare, landed
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