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Jackie Joseph

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Jackie Joseph

  • Had three children with her ex-husband Ken Berry: two sons, Joseph Larson Berry (November 29, 1962 - December 5, 1962) and John K. Berry (John Kenneth Berry; May 3, 1964 - January 9, 2016, adopted, died from brain tumor at the age of 51), and one daughter, Jennifer Kate Berry (April 1, 1965 - September 21, 2020, adopted, died from natural causes at the age of 55).
  • Friends with Jo Anne Worley.
  • Co-founder and president of the Ladies Club (also called the Hollywood Dumpettes), a support and recovery group for divorced wives of stars, often after many years of marriage.
  • She and her first husband, Ken Berry, had a son, Joseph Larson Berry, who died in 1962 as an infant. His remains were interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills, California.
  • Probably best known as Audrey in the original The Little Shop of Horrors (1960), the somewhat dim girlfriend of Seymour Krelboin, who created a man-eating plant and named it after her.
  • Longtime columnist for the "Tolucan Times," a local adjudicated newspaper serving Toluca Lake, CA (a suburb of Los Angeles).
  • At one time hosted a daytime talk show on Los Angeles station KHJ (now KCAL), Channel 9.
  • Interviewed in Tom Weaver's book, "Science Fiction and Fantasy Film Flashbacks" (McFarland & Co., 1998).
  • Close friends with Janet Waldo and Barbara Pariot.

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