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Calico Cooper filmography
Calico Cooper, 2023
Film21
Television film2
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Documentary2
Music videos12
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Calico Cooper is a stage performer, actor, and singer. At age 16, she began performing in her father Alice Cooper's stage shows. Her career began at age 18 when Alice hired her to perform multiple roles in and provide choreography and design costumes for his Brutal Planet tour.[1] Met with positive receptions, she stayed a regular in Alice's shows until 2011.[2] She joined the band Beasto Blanco in 2012 as a stage performer and vocalist.[3] In the 2000s, when not on tour with Alice Cooper, Calico acted in several independent films, mostly horror, including The Curse of El Charro, JunkfoodHorrorfest (2007), where she portrayed a "junkie serial killer", and Rolling (2007), where she portrayed a character using MDMA at a rave.[4][5][6] A role in a deleted scene in the 2007 Halloween remake earned her Screen Actors Guild card.[4][7] She played a lead role in The Visitor, which was in pre-production in 2008.[4][6] Cooper portrayed Heather in Dakota Skye (2008),[8] a barmaid in the horror film Suck (2009), and co-starred as the "Woman" character in Thirty Proof Coil (2010).[9] Her first starring role in a film was in the 2010 horror film Thirty Proof Coil.[10] She claims that she landed many horror movie roles due to her shows with Alice.[11]

In 2011, she stepped down from regularly touring with Alice to better pursue her acting career.[12] At the advice of local actors she enrolled in master classes taught by Ivana Chubbuck. After taking the course, at Chubbuck's recommendation, she auditioned, successfully, for the improv comedy groups The Groundlings and Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.[12] She also studied with the Stella Adler Studio of Acting, Margie Haber, and Gordon Hunt.[13] In 2011, she landed a starring role in the TV series Bloomers (2011–2018) as the recurring character Lila Black[14][15] and made an uncredited cameo in Hall Pass (2011).[11][16] She portrayed Marcy in 13/13/13 (2013)[9] and co-starred in Welcome to Hell (2018), which incorporated the short Family Time originally from 2013,[17][18] portraying Susan, a murderous pedophile mother.[9][18] She portrayed herself in The Curse of Denton Rose in 2020.[9] Additional television roles include the murderer Jane Miller in a 2015 episode of Hawaii Five-0,[9][17] and the character Tabitha in the 2016 episode "Danger & Thunder" in the children's comedy series Henry Danger.[16] In 2016 she made an appearance on The Mindy Project.[10] Cooper's directing and production work includes directing commercials and music videos[7][10][19] and producing the crime-comedy film Love of Mass Destruction, which she co-starred in, the short film The Taxi Man, and the single-episode TV series The Normal Ones, a show she also wrote and co-starred in.[10] In the 2024 short film Fire Fucking Fire, which debuted at Tribeca Festival in June, Cooper co-starred as the rock star love interest Meg opposite Ally (Rachel Paulson).[20]

Filmography

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Film

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Key
Denotes films produced by Calico Cooper
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2005 The Curse of El Charro The Mistress of Salvation [5]
2007 Puppy Gum [21][22]
JunkfoodHorrorfest The Junkie [6][9]
Rolling Jess [4][9]
Halloween — Deleted scene [4][5][7]
NRJ 12: Scream Awards Herself, as Nurse Rozetta Awards show [23]
2008 America’s Top Zombie Herself TV movie [24]
Dakota Skye Heather [8][16]
2009 Suck Barmaid [9]
2010 Down to the Crossroads or How to Make a Movie 'Suck' Herself Documentary [25]
Thirty Proof Coil Woman [9][10]
2011 Denton Rose's Shorts Herself Direct-to-video [26]
Hall Pass Burger Babe Uncredited [11][16]
2012 Lost Angeles Sid [16]
Honor Among Thieves Tomi Chicago [27]
2013 13/13/13 Marcy [9]
Family Time Susan Short film [28]
2014 Pretty Perfect Candice [29]
2015 Love of Mass Destruction Betty [30]
2016 The Crooked Man Nancy Shanley TV movie [16]
2017 The Choosing Renee Short film [31]
2018 Welcome to Hell Susan Incorporates the 2013 short Family Time[16] [9]
2020 The Taxi Man Jen Short film [32]
The Curse of Denton Rose Herself Documentary [9]
2024 Fire Fucking Fire Meg Short film. Cooper was an executive producer [33]

Television

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Key
Denotes television shows produced by Calico Cooper
 • Denotes television shows written by Calico Cooper
Year Title Role Notes Ref.
2003 E! True Hollywood Story Herself Season 8, episode 10 "Rock Star Daughters" [34]
2011 Bloomers Lila Black 9 episodes [14]
2013 Abstract Underwraps Ms. Myers Season 1, episode 2 "Abstract Underwraps" [35]
2014 Average Joe Janet Season 2, episode 4 "Day Trip to Milf Town" [16]
My 2 Black Girlfriends Friend on phone #1; Ronnie Bob season 1, episode 7 "I Need a New Gay"; episode 8 "Oops! I Did it Again..." [36]
2015 Hawaii Five-0 Jane Miller Season 5, episode 21 "Ua helele'i ka hoku (Fallen Star)" [9][37][38]
2016 Henry Danger Tabitha Season 2, episode 17 "Danger & Thunder" [16]
2018 The Normal Ones  • Kayla McQueen Only one episode released: Pilot "Hashtag: Don't Call it a Comeback". [39]
2019 The Jimmy Star Show with Ron Russell Herself Season 14, episode 10 "Calico Cooper/Maria Olsen" [40]
2020 Infectious Barbra Television short [41]
2022 The Afterparty 2nd A.D. Season 1, episode 7 "Danner" [16]
2023 The Source with Joshua Werner Herself Season 1, episode 3 "Beasto Blanco - Chuck Garric/Calico Cooper" [42]
2024 Interior Chinatown Junior Partner Season 1, episode 10 "Willis. Willis Wu" [16]

Video albums

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Recording Artist(s) Year
Alice Cooper: Brutally Live[16] Alice Cooper 2000
Live at Montreux[16] 2006

Music videos

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Key
Denotes music videos directed by Calico Cooper
 • Denotes music videos produced by Calico Cooper
† Denotes music videos written by Calico Cooper
Year Title Performing artist Role Notes Ref.
2012 "We Live Our Lives in Black" Coyote not given Directed by Chad Michael Ward [43]
2013 "Live Fast Die Loud" Beasto Blanco Herself, as Machine Girl Directed by C. Conklyn; Assistant direction by Dorota Dabek [44]
2016 "Feed My Frankenstein" Directed by Jamie Brown; Photography direction by Sebastien Paquet [45]
"Grind" [46]
"Death Rattle" Directed by Tod Junker [47]
2019 "Cold Cold Coffin" Dennis Dunaway Bride Directed by Brian Cichocki [48]
"The Seeker"  • † Beasto Blanco Herself, as Machine Girl Written, directed, and produced by Calico Cooper [49]
"Solitary Rave"  • Directed and produced by Calico Cooper [50]
2024 "Run for Your Life" † Directed and co-written by Calico Cooper [51]
"Lowlands" † Co-written by Calico Cooper [52]
"Diamond in the Dirt" † [53]
"Unreal" (featuring Chris Harms) † [54]

References

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  3. ^ Rapp, Allison (November 26, 2020). "Alice Cooper's Daughter Calico Cooper Never Wanted to Join a Band". Ultimate Classic Rock. Retrieved September 21, 2023.
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  8. ^ a b "Dakota Skye - Where to Watch and Stream Online". Entertainment.ie. Retrieved September 22, 2023.
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  51. ^ Beasto Blanco (February 2, 2024). "Beastö Blancö - Run For Your Life (Official Music Video)". Retrieved June 22, 2024 – via YouTube.
  52. ^ Beasto Blanco (May 3, 2024). "Beastö Blancö - Lowlands (Official Music Video)". Retrieved June 22, 2024 – via YouTube.
  53. ^ Beasto Blanco (2024-07-26). Beastö Blancö - DIAMOND IN THE DIRT (Official Music Video). Retrieved 2024-12-17 – via YouTube.
  54. ^ Beasto Blanco (2024-09-06). Beastö Blancö - UNREAL (Official Music Video Ft. Chris Harms). Retrieved 2024-12-17 – via YouTube.
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