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Jennifer Herringshaw
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Jennifer Herringshaw was born in 1938 in Surrey, England, UK. Jennifer is known for
The Giant Behemoth (1959)
,
Danger Tomorrow (1960)
and
The Unstoppable Man (1961)
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Known for
The Giant Behemoth
5.7
Script and Continuity Department
(as Jennifer Herrinshaw)
1959
Danger Tomorrow
5.7
Script and Continuity Department
1960
The Unstoppable Man
6.5
Script and Continuity Department
1961
Navy Log
7.9
TV Series
Script and Continuity Department
1958 • 1 ep
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Script and Continuity Department
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The Unstoppable Man
6.5
continuity
1961
A French Mistress
5.8
continuity
(uncredited)
1960
Danger Tomorrow
5.7
continuity
1960
The Giant Behemoth
5.7
continuity
(as Jennifer Herrinshaw)
1959
Navy Log
7.9
TV Series
set continuity
1958
1 episode
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Alternative name
Jennifer Herrinshaw
Born
1938
Surrey, England, UK
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