Last updated 2026-10-06.
Sourced summary
[Grokipedia: Directing career] Initial forays into directing After establishing a London-based production company in the late 1960s, Stuart Cooper transitioned grokipedia.com
FEC totals for the 2026 cycle report that Stuart Cooper raised $35,150, spent $35,150, reported $0 cash on hand. api.open.fec.gov
[Grokipedia: Acting career] Early roles in British cinema Stuart Cooper's entry into British cinema came shortly after completing his training at the Royal grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Accolades and legacy] Awards received Stuart Cooper's short film A Test of Violence (1969) received multiple international accolades in 1970 grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Lead] Stuart W. grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Personal life] Marriage and family Stuart Cooper was married to Harriett Tanis Harper from May 12, 1984, until their divorce in 1999.[3] The couple grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Early life and education] Birth and family background Stuart W. grokipedia.com
[Grokipedia: Filmography] As actor Stuart Cooper's acting career was brief, primarily confined to a handful of feature films in the late 1960s, following his grokipedia.com
Finance snapshot
Stuart Cooper's committee id is C00912378
Stuart Cooper's latest reported disbursements $35,150, cash on hand $0. fec.gov
Race and district
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