Jacqui Landrum, a prominent Hollywood film choreographer, has died at 64 of cancer. Her husband, Bill Landrum, just recently notified the Los Angeles Times that she passed away on August 29.

Landrum was born in Los Angeles as Jacqui Levy and began working in the 1960s for a television show called "Hollywood a Go-Go." Later in her career, she also went on to choreograph scenes for "Great Balls of Fire" and "The Doors."

Landrum and her husband, Bill, also worked together on the Coen brothers' films "The Big Lebowski" and "Barton Fink."

In 1987, the couple was also nominated for an Emmy award for their work on the television series, "Moonlighting" starring Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepherd.