This name is associated with the zodiac sign Mithun (Gemini). It reached its peak popularity with 20 in 2009. The name achieved its highest rank at #11122 in 2022.
The name Coltrane showed its most significant increase from 2008 to 2009 with an increase of 8 times. The largest drop occurred from 2013 with a decrease of 8 times.
| Rashi(Symbol / zodiac sign) | Mithun (Gemini) |
| Name Start Letters | K, CHH, GH, Q, C - Mithun (Gemini) |
| Symbol | Twins |
| Element | Air |
| Ruling body | Mercury |
| Quality | Dual (dvisvabhava) |
Coltrane name was mentioned in few of the roles in The Musical Adventures of Afro Banzai -The Table Read, Cucumber, Where I Live, The Truman Show: Tru-Talk, The Bus, Left of Sanctuary, What's with Andy?, Sherman's March, Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary, The Dukes of Hazzard as role of Dean Harry L. Coltrane, Daniel Coltrane, Reggie Coltrane, Louis Coltrane, Miles Coltrane, Pastor Cal Coltrane, Jervis Coltrane, Becca Coltrane, John Coltrane, Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, Rufus Z. Coltrane by the artists like Harry Lennix, James Murray, Flex Alexander, Noah Emmerich, Emery John Frazier, David Loftus, Bruce Dinsmore, Reiko Aylesworth, Denzel Washington, James Best.
Harry Lennix portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'The Musical Adventures of Afro Banzai -The Table Read', while James Murray portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'Cucumber', while Flex Alexander portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'Where I Live', while Noah Emmerich portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'The Truman Show: Tru-Talk', while Emery John Frazier portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'The Bus', while David Loftus portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'Left of Sanctuary', while Bruce Dinsmore portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'What's with Andy?', while Reiko Aylesworth portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'Sherman's March', while Denzel Washington portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary', while James Best portrayed Dean Harry L. Coltrane in the production 'The Dukes of Hazzard'. Each interpretation brings a new perspective to the character of Dean Harry L. Coltrane, highlighting the diversity of artistic expression.
| Movie / Play Title | Character Name | Artist Name |
|---|---|---|
| The Musical Adventures of Afro Banzai -The Table Read | Dean Harry L. Coltrane | Harry Lennix |
| Cucumber | Daniel Coltrane | James Murray |
| Where I Live | Reggie Coltrane | Flex Alexander |
| The Truman Show: Tru-Talk | Louis Coltrane | Noah Emmerich |
| The Bus | Miles Coltrane | Emery John Frazier |
| Left of Sanctuary | Pastor Cal Coltrane | David Loftus |
| What's with Andy? | Jervis Coltrane | Bruce Dinsmore |
| Sherman's March | Becca Coltrane | Reiko Aylesworth |
| Chasing Trane: The John Coltrane Documentary | John Coltrane | Denzel Washington |
| The Dukes of Hazzard | Sheriff Rosco Coltrane, Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane, Rufus Z. Coltrane | James Best |
