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Rife, Jackie, 1933-2013

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Dates

  • Existence: 1933 - 2013

Biographical history

Jackie Rife (1933-2013) was a stuntperson.

Jackie Rife was born August 12, 1933 in Cedar City, Utah, to Jack and Norma Hamblin. She worked as a stuntwoman in over 15 movies filmed in Utah. She is known for stunt work on The Yellow Tomahawk (1954). Jackie Rife passed away October 29, 2013 in Kanab, Utah.

Citation:
Internet Movie Database, via WWW, September 28, 2017 (stunt work on Yellow Tomahawk)

Jacklyn Hamblin Rife obituary, via WWW, November 11, 2017 (b. 1933 in Cedar City; worked in over 15 movies as a stuntwoman; d. 2013 in Kanab)

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Recordings of interviews by James D'Arc

 Collection
Identifier: MSS 9067
Scope and Contents 19 cassette tapes and one floppy disc -- Mark Rydell, 3 Sept. 1975; Annick Smith, 18 April 1996; Andrew V. McLaglen, 12 March 1999; Michael Burrows, 29 May 1998; Zoe Porter, July 1991; Bryce and Hahn Chamberlain, 21 July 2015; Michael J. Lewis; Danny Gould; Dan Carlquist; Tony Thomas; Jackie Rife, Karl Malden, 14 July 1987; The Chinese Theater. Interviews conducted by James D'Arc during his time as Arts and Communications curator for L. Tom Perry Special Collections. Interviews largely based...
Dates: 1975-2015
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Recordings of interviews by James D'Arc

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