Jackie Chen
Jackie Chen is known for Long hu xuan feng (1981), Shi ying xiong chong ying xiong (1980) and Wu hua jian shen (1978).
Jackie Christie
Jackie Christie is an actress and producer, known for Basketball Wives LA (2011). She has been married to Doug Christie since July 8, 1993. They have three children.
Jackie Chung
Jackie Chung is an actress and writer, known for The Summer I Turned Pretty (2022), Station 19 (2018) and Someone Else (2015).
Jackie Chung-yin Lui
Jackie Chung-yin Lui was born on 5 February 1966 in Hong Kong, British Crown Colony. He is an actor, known for Quan wang (1991), Cheung foh (1999) and Tibetan Raiders (2022). He has been married to King-Ting Mak since 2008.
Jackie Clarke
Jackie Clarke is a writer and producer, known for Superstore (2015), Happy Endings (2011) and Kenan (2021).
Jackie Clarke
Jackie Clarke was born in 1966 in New Zealand. She is an actress, known for Power Rangers Dino Charge (2015), Power Rangers Beast Morphers (2019) and Power Rangers Ninja Steel (2017).
Jackie Clune
Jackie Clune was born on 13 December 1965 in Harlow, Essex, England, UK. She is an actress and writer, known for The Bill (1984), Too Close (2021) and Smack the Pony (1999). She has been married to Richard Hannant since 2008. They have four children.
Jackie Cochran
Jackie Cochran is an actress, known for The Fix It Boys (2017).
Jackie Collins
Jackie Collins was born on October 4, 1937 in London, England. She was an actress and writer, known for Danger Man (1960), The Saint (1962) and The Stud (1978). She was married to Oscar Lerman and Wallace Austin. She died on September 19, 2015 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Jackie Cooper
Jackie Cooper was born John Cooper in Los Angeles, California, to Mabel Leonard, an Italian-American stage pianist, and John Cooper. Through his mother, he was the nephew of actress Julie Leonard, screenwriter Jack Leonard, and (by marriage) director Norman Taurog. Jackie served with the Navy in the South Pacific toward the end of World War II. Then, quietly and without publicity or fanfare, compiled one of the most distinguished peacetime military careers of anyone in his profession. In 1961, as his weekly TV series Hennesey (1959) was enhancing naval recruiting efforts, accepted a commission as a line officer in the Naval Reserve with duties in recruitment, training films, and public relations. Holder of a multi-engine pilot license, he later co-piloted jet planes for the Navy, which made him an Honorary Aviator authorized to wear wings of gold-at the time only the third so honored in naval aviation history. By 1976 he had attained the rank of captain, and was in uniform aboard the carrier USS Constellation for the Bicentennial celebration on July 4. In 1980 the Navy proposed a period of active duty at the Pentagon that would have resulted in a promotion to rear admiral, bringing him even with Air Force Reserve Brigadier General James Stewart. Fresh on the heels of a second directing Emmy, he felt his absence would impact achieving a long-held goal of directing motion pictures, and reluctantly declined. (The opportunity in films never materialized.) Holds Letters of Commendation from six secretaries of the Navy. Was honorary chairman of the U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation and a charter member of VIVA, the effort to return POW-MIAs from Vietnam. Upon retirement in 1982, he was decorated with the Legion of Merit by Navy Secretary John F. Lehman Jr.. Other than Stewart, no performer in his industry has achieved a higher uniformed rank in the U.S. military. (Glenn Ford was also a Naval Reserve captain, and director and Captain John Ford was awarded honorary flag rank upon his 1951 retirement from the Naval Reserve).