Kathleen Coyne
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Kathleen Coyne is a dependable actor, useful in the parts that carry a story without owning it. The part of Mourner #1 in 'Ouija' is the one that shows what he can do with limited screen time. Few working performers keep a run of 54 years going. Roughly 7 credits in 54 years means a rhythm of work most performers never manage.
Kathleen Coyne
5 Movies
2 Series
Kathleen Coyne is a dependable actor, useful in the parts that carry a story without owning it. The part of Mourner #1 in 'Ouija' is the one that shows what he can do with limited screen time. Few working performers keep a run of 54 years going. Roughly 7 credits in 54 years means a rhythm of work most performers never manage.
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Ouija
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Fresh Off the Boat
Lynn · 1 episode
2017
TV
Ouija
Mourner #1
2014
Film
Parks and Recreation
Justice of the Peace · 1 episode
2011
TV
The Perfect Gentleman
Evelyn's Friend
2010
Film
Sam's Son
Cathy Orman
1984
Film
Love at the Top
Stacey
1982
Film
The Witches of Salem: The Horror and the Hope
Sarah Churchill
1972
Film
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What are the most famous roles of Kathleen Coyne?
Kathleen Coyne is best known for roles in Ouija, Donato and Daughter, Sam's Son.
How many movies has Kathleen Coyne been in?
Over a 54-year career (since 1972), Kathleen Coyne has appeared in 5 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was Kathleen Coyne's first movie?
The career of Kathleen Coyne began with The Witches of Salem: The Horror and the Hope (1972).
What is Kathleen Coyne's most recent movie or series?
Kathleen Coyne's most recent release is Fresh Off the Boat, which premiered on February 4, 2015.
What TV shows has Kathleen Coyne appeared in?
On television, Kathleen Coyne has appeared in Parks and Recreation, Fresh Off the Boat.
Kathleen Coyne
Kathleen Coyne is a dependable actor, useful in the parts that carry a story without owning it. The part of Mourner #1 in 'Ouija' is the one that shows what he can do with limited screen time. Few working performers keep a run of 54 years going. Roughly 7 credits in 54 years means a rhythm of work most performers never manage.