On January 5, according to foreign media reports, the famous American actor Joan Copeland died naturally in his sleep at his home in New York City in the early hours of Tuesday at the age of 99, and her son Eric confirmed the death.
Joan Copeland, the sister of legendary playwright Arthur Miller, was marilyn Monroe's former sister-in-law, who revealed in an interview what happened to Marilyn Monroe before her death.
Joan Copeland played twins Maggie and Kay in Love Life from 1960 to 1963 and the villain Andrea Whiting in Finding Tomorrow from 1967 to 1972.
Later, Joan Copeland has performed brilliantly in TV series such as "The Edge of the Night", "How Marriage Survives", "Reincarnation of the World", "One Life" and other TV series, becoming the most famous actress on Broadway.
Joan Copeland served as Catherine Hepburn's replacement in musicals from 1969 to 1970. In 1976, Joan Copeland played Vera Simpson in Rogers and Hart's musical Buddy, where she once again became the center of the stage and was nominated for a Theatre Award.
Joan Copeland has more than 57 film and television works in her lifetime, including "Love Is Like Life But Longer", "The Last Request", "Jonny Zero", "The Legend of the Bear", "Law and Order", "Only This Life", "Savage City", "Jungle 2", "Peacemaker" and so on.
Joan Copland and engineer George W. George J. Kupchik married and had a son, Eric.
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