But scriptwriter Megan Gallagher offsets this by utilising every trick in the gore-thriller playbook to joyfully ratchet up the impending horror of the bizarre case that Caffery is drawn into. He’s a cop obsessed by the abduction, years before, of his nine-year-old brother because Wolf was the seventh book in the Caffery series, there’s lots of exposition shoehorned in initially. Meanwhile the storm has brought down fences and animals are running loose in the town.There’s plenty to sink your teeth into in this deliciously creepy six-parter marking the TV debut of crime novelist Mo Hayder’s protagonist Jack Caffery (Ukweli Roach). In the last episode of Wild At Heart, Danny (Stephen Tomkinson) and Alice (Dawn Steele) are enjoying being together but are keen to keep their relationship secret, until Georgina overhears them.
I was very fortunate to have parents who were pretty experienced in the business and knew the pitfalls.” “There are a lot of distractions and pressures. “It’s a very different business to when I started,” she says. She made her debut aged 12 in the 1959 film Tiger Bay alongside her father Sir John Mills, and in 1961 she won an Oscar for her role in Pollyanna. Hayley previously filmed the ITV drama series The Flame Trees of Thika in Kenya. Wild At Heart has certainly become a family affair for the Mills, as their cousin Susie Blake appeared in the last series. “That’s why I’m always keen to get my family out there, and if possible to get them in the show!” she laughs.
Hayley, 62, explains why she wanted her Los Angeles-based sister to join the cast: “Filming on location in South Africa means everyone is going through the same homesickness and the problems of being alone. It means they are acting together for the first time on camera. Juliet, 67, has been playing Georgina throughout this series, and now Hayley reprises her role as her spirited sister Caroline. THERE’S trouble at Mills this week as Wild At Heart reaches the end of the series with Juliet and Hayley Mills appearing as sisters on and off screen.
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