Jeanne Cooper

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Characters played by Jeanne Cooper

Fran Werner — Plunder Road (1957)

Fran Werner is a member of Eddie Harris's criminal group who helps secure the hideout while Eddie prepares the stolen gold and destroys evidence. Fran supports the operation during its final stage, working alongside Eddie as the group abandons cars registered under false names and prepares to leave for the port.

Vivien — Kansas City Bomber (1972)

Vivien is part of the derby team and becomes embroiled in a serious conflict with K.C. She accuses K.C. of never becoming part of the team and blames her for the team's troubles. K.C. pushes back, while Vivien argues that people are traded all the time, exposing the tension and shifting loyalties within the derby world.

Fran — Let No Man Write My Epitaph (1960)

A prostitute who lives among the neighborhood residents supporting Nellie and young Nick. As Nick grows older, Fran helps Sullivan learn that Ramponi is selling heroin. She later joins Flora in alerting Sullivan and the others when Nick is in danger, helping bring about his rescue.

Lorna Boyd — Tony Rome (1967)

Diana's biological mother. Receives money from Diana, involved in scheme.

Mabel — Rock All Night (1957)

The girlfriend of truck driver Angie who accompanies him to Al's bar. She has no further dialogue or actions mentioned in the plot.

Madge — The Houston Story (1956)

Madge is Frank Duncan's true-blue girlfriend and tries to help him make a getaway. Zoe Crane interferes by stealing Frank's money and lying to Madge that Frank has betrayed her. The summary establishes Madge's loyalty to Frank and her involvement in his attempted escape, but does not say what happens to her afterward.

Helen Donavan — Red Nightmare (1962)

Helen is Jerry's wife and Linda's mother. In Jerry's nightmare, she tells him he must address the PTA in support of communism and accepts the state-run schooling imposed on their younger children. At Jerry's tribunal, she gives condemning testimony against her husband, making her an important part of the imagined threat to his family.

Darlene Adams — Calling Homicide (1956)

Runs the modeling agency after Francine Norman's death, potentially involved in the blackmail scheme.

Career Overview

Jeanne Cooper has 58 screen credits in a career dating back to 1953. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Tony Rome Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Black Zoo, Plunder Road, Sweet Hostage. 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
58
Birth Date
1928-10-25
Birth Place
Taft, California, U.S.

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q446937), public domain (CC0).