Editing Jane Kincaid Millet (section)

==Film & Television Career==
Though Jane was reluctant to transition to film, she eventually did in 1960, starring in an Oscar-winning period drama in a supporting role. Over the decades, she took on roles that highlighted her intensity, emotional depth, and dark humor.
Notable Awards:
*Academy Award (1972) – Best Actress (Replacing the original winner who was expected to be favored but had controversy surrounding them) 
*Academy Award (1981) – Best Supporting Actress (Overcoming competition from younger Hollywood newcomers) 
*Emmy Award (1978) – Best Actress in a Miniseries 
*Emmy Award (1996) – Best Guest  Actress in a Drama Series 
By the late 1990s, Jane Kincaid Millet became a familiar face on television, frequently appearing in guest roles that showcased her signature charisma. She was often cast as eccentric matriarchs, enigmatic mystics, or sharp-witted mentors, bringing a blend of gravitas and theatricality to the small screen.

*Golden Raspberry Award (1997) - Worst Supporting Actress, 
However, not every role was a triumph. In 1997, she took on the part of Madame Griselda, a mystic-assassin, in a widely criticized project that became a rare misstep in her otherwise distinguished career. The performance earned her a Golden Raspberry Award (Razzie) for Worst Supporting Actress, which she accepted in person with her trademark wit and humor, turning the moment into a self-deprecating spectacle that endeared her even further to fans.