Jocelyn Lane
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Lane as she appeared in the 1960s |
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Born | Jocelyn Bolton May 16, 1937 Vienna, Austria |
Other name(s) | Jackie Lane |
Years active | 1954 - 1971 |
Spouse(s) | Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (divorced 1985) |
Jocelyn Lane Bolton (born May 16, 1937 in Vienna, Austria) is a model and actress active in the 1960s who was married to Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg.
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[edit] Early life
Lane was born to British parents. She was the younger sister of Mara Lane who was active as a model in the United Kingdom at the time. Her father was a corporate executive, and as a child she accompanied him on his travels throughout Europe and North Africa. She also studied ballet at Sadler's Wells Ballet of London.
[edit] Career
Lane soon established herself as a popular model in the UK by the time she was 18, using the pseudonym Jackie Lane. Appearing in hundreds of magazines internationally, she soon outshined her older sister's success and was heralded as the "British Bardot." When she began appearing in motion pictures she was confused with another actress named Jackie Lane (known for starring in Doctor Who), and when Lane moved to Hollywood in 1964, she began to be credited with her full first name.
In 1966, she co-starred with Elvis Presley in Tickle Me and later appeared in several more supporting roles in Hollywood films as well as guest appearances on American television series. Lane's often aloof, haughty screen persona did not endear her to US audiences, however, and after retiring from the screen in 1971, she married Prince Alfonso of Hohenlohe-Langenburg of Marbella, Spain on May 3, 1973 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
[edit] Personal life
Two years after her marriage, Jocelyn Lane gave birth to her first and only child, Princess Arriana Theresa Mara von Hohenlohe (partly named in honor of her sister, Mara Lane), on October 15, 1975. Her 13-year marriage to Prince Alfonso ended in divorce in 1985.
Lane's hobbies include interior decorating and women's fashions. In the 1960s, she remodeled the bathroom in her Hollywood home for approximately $10,000. Today she is a successful designer of feather necklaces, and is the creator of the "Princess J Feather Collection," being marketed in California and London.
[edit] Filmography
[edit] Film appearances
Year | Title | Role | Other notes |
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1954 | Cocktails in the Kitchen | Uncredited | |
April in Portugal | Travel Guide | ||
1956 | The Gamma People | Anna | |
1957 | These Dangerous Years | Maureen | |
The Truth About Women | Saida | ||
1958 | Wonderful Things! | Pepita | |
1959 | Conspiracy of the Borgias | ||
The Angry Hills | Maria Tassos | ||
Jetstorm | Clara Forrester | ||
1960 | Howlers of the Dock | ||
The Magnificent Rogue | Chou-Chou | ||
Robin Hood and the Pirates | Kareen Blain | ||
1961 | Goodbye Again | First Maisie | |
1962 | The Son of Hercules vs Venus | ||
Two and Two Make Six | Julie | ||
Operation Snatch | Bianca Tabori | ||
Tromboni di Fra Diavolo | Cristina Forzano | ||
War Gods of Babylon | Mirra | ||
1965 | The Sword of Ali Baba | Princess Amara | |
Tickle Me | Pamela Meritt | ||
1966 | Incident at Phantom Hill | Memphis | |
The Poppy Is Also a Flower | Society photographer | ||
1968 | How to Seduce a Playboy | Ginette | |
1969 | Land Raiders | Luisa Rojas | |
1970 | Hell's Belles | Cathy | |
A Bullet for Pretty Boy | Betty |
[edit] Television appearances
Year | Title | Role | Other notes |
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1956 | Sailor of Fortune | Angelina | |
1962 | The Cheaters | Anita Faraday | |
Armchair Theatre | Ginger | ||
1965 | Alfred Hitchcock Presents | Sylvia Sylvester | |
The Rogues | Madeline Sorel | ||
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. | Lisa Donato | ||
Burke's Law | Adriana Montaigne | ||
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre | Gabrielle | ||
1966 | Run for Your Life | Brigitte Lemaire | |
The Smothers Brothers Show | Princess | ||
Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre | Ellie Randell | ||
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. | Mandy Dean-Tanner | ||
The Wild Wild West | Dominique | ||
1968 | It Takes a Thief | Michèle | |
The Dating Game | Herself | ||
1969 | The Queen and I | Sandy Blair | |
1971 | V.I.P.-Schaukel | Herself | Last on-screen appearance |
[edit] External links
- Jocelyn Lane at the Internet Movie Database
- Jocelyn at Elvis' Women
- Jocelyn Lane.com A tribute to Jocelyn Lane
- 3B Theater A comprehensive review of the movie "Tickle Me"
- Urban Outlaw Productions Review of the movie "Hell's Belles"
- DVD Drive-In DVD review of the movie "Hell's Belles"