She was the first Lois Lane of the small screen. American actress Phyllis Coates, who played this iconic character in the TV series “The Adventures of Superman”, died of natural causes this Wednesday. He was 96 years old.
After humble beginnings, Phyllis Coates found success in 1951 when she landed the famous role of Lois Lane in Superman and the Mole Men. The film, in which George Reeves lends his qualities to the superhero, is so successful that Warner Studios decides to quickly begin work on a television sequel. This is how they are born The Adventures of SupermanA series in which Phyllis Coates and George Reeves reprise their roles.
Phyllis Coates played Lois Lane in The Adventures of Superman for only one season due to disagreements with the production. He was replaced by Noel Neal, who played the character until the end of the series in 1958.
If Phyllis Coates is best remembered for her role as Lois Lane, it should be noted that the actress was very active, especially for television. The American was seen in the credits of many series, including The Lone Ranger, Rawhide, Perry Mason, The Incorruptibles and Doctor Quinn, the female doctor.
In conclusion, let’s note that in 1994, in an episode of the TV series Lois and Clark, The New Adventures of Superman, Phyllis Coates played the mother of Lois Lane, played by Teri Hatcher. He perfectly kissed the role that brought him success almost four decades ago.
Trailer of the last series “Superman and Lois”:
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