Acting credits
28
Active
Consistent number of acting credits.

Acting
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Acting credits
28
Active
Consistent number of acting credits.
TMDB popularity
3.1
Moderate attention
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TMDB ID: 26027
IMDb ID: nm0284812
Known for: Acting
Born: August 14, 1927
Died: August 1, 1995
Age: 67
Place of birth: Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
Gender: Female
Adult content flag: No
Career span: 1946 - 1990
Years active: 45
Average TMDB rating: 6.21
Wikidata: Q47018100
Also known as
Joyce Elaine Romeo • Lili Fontaine • Lillian Fontaine • Lily Fontaine
Joyce Elaine Romeo, the raven-haired daughter of Orlando and Emma Romeo of 5606 34th Avenue in Kenosha, Wisconsin, studied at the nearby McKinley Junior High School and the downtown Mary D. Bradford High School while simultaneously nurturing her dreams of performing before appreciative audiences. She made her first such appearances in Chicago clubs before coming to Los Angeles for George White's Scandals and Billy Gray's Band Box (Dorothy Kilgallen noted her in July, 1946 as a dancer at LaConga) and local television. One such telecast caught the eye of producer Ron Ormond who signed her for "Outlaw Women" (1952) without a screen test. Previously she had appeared with Mickey Rooney as "the other woman" in The Strip. Also in 1952 Jacki (as she was labeled on Crystalette Records songs) worked with Jack Carson at the Sahati's Country Club Casino in Stateline, Nevada. Bing Crosby noticed her at a Pebble Beach golf tournament and cast her in The Country Girl. Later she did live appearances with comic Lenny Kent at the Casino Lounge in the Mapes Hotel and in 1962 with Buddy Lester at New Facks and at the Losers Club in Hollywood. and by 1965 at the Jamaica Room of the West Valley Bowl and at Sunset Boulevard's Key Club. Three years later she worked as a regular in a troupe with singer-comic Duke Mitchell, and by the 1970s she was seen at Aladdin's Funny Farm, the new Nine Thousand and the Fire and Flame in North Hollywood, with billing calling her "The Performer's Performer".


Movie credits linked with Jacqueline Fontaine.
as Parente Labadens
as Charlotte Jacquet
as Supervisor
as La femme de Marcel
as (uncredited)
as Louise, la domestique des Raynal
as Singer (uncredited)
as Singer at Wake (uncredited)
as Bordello Girl
as A client
as Working Girl
as Dame
as Buxom Blonde at Party
as Lounge Singer
as Ellen Larabee
as Frieda
as Velda
as Caroline Witherspoon
as Jacqueline Fontaine
as (uncredited)
Series credits linked with Jacqueline Fontaine.