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Jeannine Cosden graduated from the
famous heritage treasure, The Principia School in St. Louis, Missouri and was a drama major at Monticello College in Alton, Illinois. She was “discovered” by top television producers, while attending and performing at the well-known Goodman Theatre in Chicago. Jeannine was an instant success appearing on many major television shows. |
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Jeannine was voted finest comedic actress of the year in Southern California for her portrayal of all three women in California Suite |
Jeannine’s television
credits include That Certain Summer, with Hal Holbrook, a
Filmex
presentation, The Saga of Georgia Brown,
Faith for Today and Grandpa Goes to
Washington. Jeannine also guest starred on such shows as Petrocelli, Bob Newhart, Kojak and Happy Days, as well as Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson. |
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| Jeannine’s films include the Robert Altman’s O.C. and Stiggs and Sara T: A Teenage Alcoholic with Linda Blair. | |||||
| She also has a vast number of television commercials to her credit and is a familiar face to viewers. | |||||
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Jeannine’s first love is stage. Her deftness with the comedy touch has
made her unique as a leading lady throughout the United States. As the star
of Man of La Mancha, the critics wrote such
praises as, "exploitive,” “ her
voice magnificent,” . . . “Her portrayal of Aldonza glitters with that inner
fire of a consummate actress!” Doing a cinokete turn-around as Gooch in
Mame,
she again "garnered top notices, almost stealing the show from Mame herself!" She has co-starred with Guy Madison in The Girl in the Freudian Slip, Ken Berry in I Do, I Do!, and Dwayne Hickman in Six Rooms Riv Vu, in which she was called the finest actress yet to play the role of Ann Miller! In 1977 alone, she co-starred with Forest Tucker in Showboat, and joined Bob Cummings as his leading lady in a record breaking tour of Marriage-Go-Round. At Casa Manana, she repeated the role of Gooch in Mame, with outstanding notices and closed the season co-starring with Ed Ames in I Do, I Do! at the famous Drury Lane Theatre in Chicago. Her last show, prior to co-starring with Dick Sargent in Tunnel of Love, was Forty Carats, in Los Angeles, where she received such critical acclaim that the show was held over by popular demand. This was followed by her smashing success as Doris in Same Time Next Year and finally, California Suite with Tom Poston. Jeannine was voted finest comedic actress of the year in Southern California for her portrayal of all three women in California Suite. |
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