 In the 1950s, Brian Stonehouse painted a portrait of her which now hangs in the Special Forces Club in London.In 1946, she played "Cat", a character based on herself, in the RAF's Film Unit production of "Now It Can Be Told", which was later released to theatres in 1948 in a shorter version as "School for Danger", a drama-documentary about the wartime training and deployment of SOE operatives.Appearing with Jacqueline was her SOE colleague, Captain Harry Rée.