Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins(1937-2001)

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La mariée est folle (1948)

Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins was born on 29 August 1937 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He was an actor, known for Le Grand National (1944), Et la vie continue (1943) and Nos vignes ont de tendres grappes (1945). He was married to Glenda Larue Birmingham. He died on 14 August 2001 in Asheville, North Carolina, USA.

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Big City
6.3
- Lewis Keller (as Butch Jenkins)
- 1948
La mariée est folle
6.2
- Danny (as Butch Jenkins)
- 1948
Belle jeunesse
5.8
- Tommy Miller (as Butch Jenkins)
- 1948
My Old Town
6.8
Short
- Boy watching gopher (uncredited)
- 1948
My Brother Talks to Horses
6.1
- Lewie Penrose
- 1947
Boys' Ranch
6.0
- 'Butch'
- 1946
Little Mister Jim
5.7
- Little Jim Tukker (as Butch Jenkins)
- 1946
Abbott et Costello à Hollywood
6.3
- 'Butch' Jenkins (uncredited)
- 1945
Nos vignes ont de tendres grappes
7.6
- Arnold Hanson
- 1945
Le Grand National
7.3
- Donald Brown (as Jackie Jenkins)
- 1944
Une romance américaine
6.7
- Thomas Jefferson Dangos - Age 6 (uncredited)
- 1944
Reward Unlimited
5.6
Short
- Jimmy
- 1944
Et la vie continue
7.0
- Ulysses Macauley (as Jack Jenkins)
- 1943

Trivia
His childhood earnings were well invested for him, leaving him independently wealthy while still in his 30s.

Quotes
In 1970: "I have never regretted leaving the picture business and am very grateful to my mother for taking me away from it. I enjoyed the first few years of acting in movies but I certainly don't miss it. In fact, when I've had offers to return a few times, I wasn't even tempted. There may be a better way to live than on a lake with a couple of cows, a wife, and children but being a movie star is not one."