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Jeannie Epper Service: Teddy’s E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.usastunts.com/members/epper_credits.htm Affiliations: SAG/AFTRA/WIF Stats Height: 5’ 8” Weight: 125 lbs. Eyes: Blue Hair: Blonde Abilities Car Work Horse Work Fights Motorcycles Fire Work High Falls Trampoline Tumbling Film True Lies The Package The Quick and the Dead Our Man Flint Die Hard 3 Used Cars Mother Article 99 Blown Away Romancing The Stone Beverly Hills Cop III Day of the Locus I Love Trouble Hallelujah Trail Last Action Hero Elvira The Fugitive Terms of Endearment Your Money or Your Wife Twinkle Twinkle Robo Cop Killer Kane Naked Gun 2 1/2 Roadhouse The Rookies Legal Eagles The Boyfriend School Avalanche Express Foxie Brown Another 48 Hours Switch Black Sunday Outrageous Fortune Earthquake Smokey & The Bandit II McKenna’s Gold Little Big Man Christmas Vacation 1941 Delirious Dead Again Logan’s Run Bound For Glory Cannonball Run The Jerk Peggy Sue Got Married Soylent Green The Jezebels Blazing Saddles Auntie Mame Total Recall Charlie Chan & the Dragon Queen The Naked Gun Million Dollar Mystery Movie Nameless Television Harts of the West Hill Street Blues They Came From Outer Space Cassie & Co. Alien Nation Barnaby Jones Wonder Woman VEGA$ Emergency Max Headroom Rockford Files Mike Hammer Mannix Cagney & Lacey Jake & The Fatman Fantasy Island Simon & Simon Police Woman Gunsmoke Quincy Rip Tide Midnight Caller Stir Crazy Falcon Crest Get A Life Code Name Fox Fire Remington Steele Hunter Bionic Woman Insiders Charlie’s Angels Airwolf Scruples Wild Women Marcus Welby M.D. Escape From Bogan County Hardball Ritual Of Evil Private Benjamin Cabot Connection McClains Law Overboard 240 Robert ADA Me & Mom Man In Cement Moonlighting Tales From The Crypt (HBO) Hardcastle & McCormick Days of Our Lives Stunt Coordinator Murder She Wrote Dynasty Stunt Coordinator Hart To Hart Cassie & Co. Stunt Coordinator Starsky & Hutch Laverne & Shirley Stunt Coordinator Police Story Commercials Title Role Coor./Dir./Prod./Co. Korbel Champagne Stunt Coordinator Wrangler Jeans Stunt Coordinator Lee Jeans Stunt Coordinator Other Title Role Coor./Dir./Prod./Co. My Shadow Stunt Coordinator Extremities Stunt Coordinator Silent Scream Stunt Coordinator Grand Stunt Coordinator Sibs Stunt Coordinator .

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GLAAD Media Institute Began to Track LGBTQ Characters Who Have a Disability
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