Jillian Kesner(1949-2007)

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Puño desnudo (1981)

Jillian Kesner nació el 9 de agosto de 1949 en Portsmouth, Virginia, Estados Unidos. Fue una actriz, conocida por Puño desnudo (1981), The Student Body (1976) y Mork & Mindy (1978). Estuvo casada con Gary Graver. Murió el 5 de diciembre de 2007 en California, Estados Unidos.

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7.2

Serie de TV

5.4

Ray of Sunshine
5.2
- production coordinator
- 2006
Murder on the Yellow Brick Road
6.6
- production coordinator
- 2005
Quigley
2.6
- production coordinator
- 2003
Thy Neighbor's Wife
4.6
- production coordinator
- 2001
Invisible Mom II
3.7
Video
- production coordinator
- 1999
The Kid with X-ray Eyes
3.4
Video
- production coordinator
- 1999
Angel in Training
4.1
- key set production assistant
- production coordinator (as J. Kesner)
- 1999
Masseuse 3
4.1
Video
- production coordinator
- 1998
Black Widow Escort
5.1
Video
- production coordinator
- 1998
Bikini Traffic School
3.0
Video
- production coordinator
- 1998
The Escort
3.6
Video
- production coordinator
- 1997
Night Eyes Four: Fatal Passion
4.0
Película de TV
- stage manager
- 1996

Nombres alternativos
- Jillian Kenser
Nacimiento
- 9 de agosto de 1949
- Portsmouth, Virginia, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 5 de diciembre de 2007
- Irvine, California, Estados Unidos(infección por estafilococo)
Cónyuge
- Gary Graver? - November 16, 2006 (su muerte)
Otros trabajos
Billboard Advertisements for "Tahitian Tan" (1980s)
Listados publicitarios
- 2 Artículos
- 2 Pictóricas

Trivia
With her husband, director Gary Graver, she worked to preserve the legacy of Orson Welles. Gary Graver worked on many movies with Welles. The couple had been piecing together footage Gary shot in the 1970s for Welles' unfinished film "The Other Side of the Wind". They had hoped to complete and release it.

Citas
"The most important thing is growth and learning... Those are the avenues to reach higher levels of consciousness. The physical is more understood for me. I want to explore the universe spiritually and I hope I can grow and give for ever." (Scope, May 23, 1986.)