Jeannine Riley

Also known as: Jeannine Brooke Riley

Personal

Born: October 1, 1940

Birthplace: Madera, California, United States

Years active: 1962-1991

Nationality: American

Ethnicity: Caucasian

Professions: Actress (former)

Body

Hair color: Blonde

Eye color: Blue

Height: 5'6" (or 167 cm)

Weight: 126 lbs (or 57 kg)

Measurements: 33-25-35

Bra/cup size: B

About Jeannine Riley

Jeannine Brooke Riley, a striking blonde, launched her career in film and television in 1962. Her debut included an uncredited role in the Rosalind Russell film Five Finger Exercise, alongside appearances on television programs like "Father of the Bride" and "Route 66." She also featured in an episode of "My Three Sons" humorously titled "The Beauty Contest." The following year, she shared the screen with Gary Clarke and Steve Ihnat in the modest suspense film Strike Me Deadly. Later in 1963, Riley and Ihnat collaborated again, this time on the stage in the production of "The Fourposter." From 1963 to 1965, Jeannine Riley held the distinction of being the inaugural actress to portray Billie Jo Bradley in the popular series "Petticoat Junction."