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<h2>Early Life and Background</h2>

<p>Robyn Hilton is an American <a href="/biography/robyn-hilton">actress</a> and model, best known for her role as Miss Stein in <a href="/biography/mel-brooks">Mel Brooks</a>’ 1974 satirical Western comedy, <i>Blazing Saddles</i>. She was born <a href="/biography/robyn-hilton">Robyn J. Molyneux</a> on July 13, 1944, in Twin Falls, Idaho. Of Scandinavian and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_Americans_in_the_United_States">Native American</a> descent—specifically <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherokee">Cherokee</a>—Hilton grew up in a conservative household and later pursued a career in modeling and acting.</p>

<h2>Career in Film and Television</h2>

<p>Robyn Hilton gained widespread recognition in the 1970s for her unique screen presence and comedic timing, particularly in her role in <i>Blazing Saddles</i>. In the film, she played the loyal and reserved secretary to the governor, portrayed by <a href="/biography/mel-brooks">Mel Brooks</a>. Her deadpan delivery stood out in the ensemble cast of the cult classic.</p>

<p>Following her success in <i>Blazing Saddles</i>, she appeared in several other films, including <i>Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze</i> (1975) and <i>Malibu Express</i> (1985). In addition to film, Hilton made appearances on various television shows during the 1970s. Her TV credits include guest spots on popular series such as <i>Starsky & Hutch</i>, <i><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Police_Woman_(TV_series)">Police Woman</a></i>, and <i><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rookies">The Rookies</a></i>. She also starred in the made-for-television crime drama <i>Death Among Friends</i>.</p>

<h2>Public Persona</h2>

<p>During her public appearances, including an interview on <i>The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson</i>, Hilton displayed a mix of charm and mystery. She noted that she abstained from drinking and smoking, but with a touch of humor, added that she enjoyed “other things.” Known for her glamorous image, Hilton's appearance helped define her early success, though she often emphasized comedic talent over being typecast.</p>

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<h2>Personal Life and Marriages</h2>

<p>Robyn Hilton married William Hilton in September 1961. They had two children together before divorcing in 1968. Years later, she married Alan Mihoces in April 1990. The couple had one child, and the marriage lasted for 26 years before ending in divorce in 2016. Despite her visibility in the public eye during the height of her career, Hilton later retreated from Hollywood, choosing a more private life.</p>

<h2>Legacy and Status</h2>

<p>As of the latest available information, Robyn Hilton is still alive. Rumors of her death have circulated online, but there is no confirmed or credible report verifying such claims. Today, she remains a notable figure among fans of 1970s cinema and television, remembered for her role in <i>Blazing Saddles</i> and her broader contributions to pop culture during that era.</p>

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