Jean Hale Net Worth is
$9 Million

Mini Biography

Fetching, glossy-lipped, blue-eyed, white-hot blonde Jean Hale showed main guarantee taking part in superficial glamor young ladies, a la Carroll Baker and Virna Lisi, through the entire 1960s. Blessed to Mormon parents in Sodium Lake Town, Utah, she grew up in Darien, Connecticut and portrayed an early curiosity about acting. Being a guarantee to her parents, nevertheless, she attended university first to check her ambitions. After attending the School of Utah (for just one semester, majoring in ballet) and Skidmore College for girls (three additional semesters), Jean went right to NY, where she was accepted as students on the Neighbood Playhouse. There, she examined under Sydney Pollack and fulfilled (and later wedded) fellow performing pupil, Dabney Coleman. To dietary supplement her income, Jean’s amazing beauty offered her well being a model for both Conover and Huntington Hartford organizations. Upon her graduation in the Playhouse, she attempt to discover function — her initial professional job being truly a Hudnut commercial. More TV function came her method being a dancer in the 1960 Sing Along with Mitch (1961) series and she also appeared, in stage, in the has, “The Male Pet” and “MANY PEOPLE REALLY LIKE Opal”. Agent Len Luskin (Sandra Dee’s agent) required a pastime and authorized her up in 1960. Turning straight down a component in BUtterfield 8 (1960) to be able to stay devote NY with Coleman, the few eventually wedded on Dec 11, 1961, and Coleman finished up associated her to Puerto Rico to take what must have been her debut film Felicia (1964). The film was by no means released. Her second film, nevertheless, Violent Midnight (1963) [aka Psychomania], a gruesome low-budget horror film, premiered. She plays the victim of a bad knifing stalker and she received good reviews. It resulted in a Universal agreement in 1963 and co-starring/presented parts inside a modicum of movies, including Taggart (1964) and McHale’s Navy Joins the environment Push (1965). For the second option film like a man-hungry lieutenant, she dyed her locks platinum blonde and held it). She also discovered TV visitor parts in such displays as McHale’s Navy (1962), The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962), The Crazy Wild Western (1965) as well as the Virginian (1962). It had been the role of the spoiled film diva in the overly melodramatic, poorly-received flick, The Oscar (1966), that gave Jean an urgent career increase. This resulted in her sexy villainous cohort function to “The Mad Hatter” (David Wayne) on TV’s Batman (1966). She also capitalized on her behalf sensuality, with an integral role opposite Adam Coburn, in the Adam Connection spoof, In Like Flint (1967), a move that gained her a Fox agreement — one picture a calendar year for seven years. Jean implemented this instantly with her co-star function in The St. ROMANTIC DAYS CELEBRATION Massacre (1967), aimed by Roger Corman, where she appeared period ideal as George Segal’s moll. And, her career strike a major drop. Immediately after her third kid was created, Jean and Dabney Coleman separated as well as the celebrity lost complete concentrate of her profession. The studio room was marketing Jean being a sex goddess but, very much to its consternation, she was unwilling to satisfy certain requirements of this image — putting on skimpy outfits; turning down film jobs that needed semi-nudity; turning down promotion tours in European countries with regard to her family members. Jean also refused a Playboy Mag pass on having her model men’s pajama tops, while advertising the “In Like Flint” film. The discouraged mind at Fox released her. Turning back again to the small display once more (Tarzan (1966), Bonanza (1959), Hawaii Five-O (1968), Mod Squad (1968), Cannon (1971)), Jean then filmed Something Big (1971) with Dean Martin but all her scenes had been excised from the ultimate print. She remaining everything although, decades later on, she came back briefly to surface in a few Television movies. Long separated, Jean’s marriage to Coleman was finally dissolved about Dec 4, 1984. Her three kids, daughters Kelly Johns and Mary (the second option aka singer-songwriter Quincy Coleman) and middle child Randy Coleman all pursued the music/performing careers at onetime or another. In old age, Jean co-founded her personal production organization (“Coleman/Tanasescu Entertainment”) with partner Gino Tanasescu and proceeds to reside in in Southern California.

Known for movies