Jill St. John

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Characters played by Jill St. John

Tiffany Case — Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

Diamond smuggler who becomes Bond's partner in Las Vegas.

Laurel Scott — The Oscar (1966)

A stripper and Frankie's initial girlfriend, whom he discards for Kay Bergdahl. She later marries Hymie Kelly but tragically dies during an abortion while carrying Frankie's child, a secret that fuels Hymie's rage.

Warden Fletcher — The Concrete Jungle (1982)

Warden Fletcher runs the prison through strict discipline and harsh treatment of inmates. She defends punishment as necessary for criminals, but also protects a corrupt internal arrangement connected to the drug trade. She pressures Elizabeth to investigate from inside, isolates her, and permits her mistreatment until Shelly intervenes.

Angela Barr — Banning (1967)

A local aristocrat who enters the club's competitive bidding for the Calcutta teams. She outbids the President's daughter for Banning's team, becoming his backer in the high-stakes tournament. Her bid puts her directly in the contest that Banning needs to win to raise money and save his life.

Jennifer Holmes — The Lost World (1960)

Adventurous publisher's daughter who joins the team at the Amazon. She becomes the focus of romantic jealousy between Malone and Roxton, survives multiple life-threatening encounters, and escapes the plateau with the group.

Barbara Tuttle — Who's Minding the Store? (1963)

The secret heiress to the Tuttle Department Store fortune. She is engaged to Norman Phiffer but hides her wealth to avoid hurting his pride. Her true identity is exposed during a chaotic vacuum cleaner incident, leading her to break the engagement. She eventually participates in delivering an apology to Norman alongside her parents.

Mistress Jessica Stephens — The King's Pirate (1967)

Jessica controls guns and fortifications, runs a trading enterprise, and is the daughter of a gunsmith who inherited responsibility for the island's defenses. She shoots at Fleming but says she deliberately spared his life. She later uses his help to sell unusual merchandise to wealthy customers, and their mutual attraction is complicated by their opposing interests.

Ann Archer — Tony Rome (1967)

Divorcee who assists Tony. Represents romantic interest and moral grounding.

Kate Pennypacker — The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker (1959)

Horace and Emily's daughter and Wilbur Fielding's sweetheart. With Wilbur due to leave for his new parish, Kate wants them to marry immediately rather than have a long engagement. After her father's secret family is exposed, she fears the scandal will damage Wilbur's reputation and says she cannot marry him, but her mother reassures her and the wedding goes ahead.

Monica — Eight on the Lam (1967)

A younger woman with expensive tastes seen with Henry's boss, Mr. Pomeroy. Her presence highlights the boss's lifestyle and financial motivations, though she plays a minor role in the main plot.

Mrs. Claus — Northpole (2014)

Kind and wise companion to Santa Claus, managing Northpole affairs.

Jill St. John — Mooch Goes to Hollywood (1971)

Mooch sneaks into her dressing room during a tour of Paragon Studios back lots.

Career Overview

Jill St. John has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently The John Smith Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Diamonds Are Forever, The Concrete Jungle, Banning. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
65
Birth Date
1940-08-19
Birth Place
Los Angeles, California, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q238008), public domain (CC0).