Jennifer Coolidge, sometimes known as Jennifer Audrey Coolidge, is an American actress, model, and comedienne. Coolidge is highly known for her numerous varied acting roles in films.
She generally does acting in movies and television series, frequently in comedic roles. She has also contributed voices for several animated comedy. Her work on the American Pie film series has garnered the majority of her attention. She might even be well-known to many people because she was the mother of Stifler and appeared in the American Pie movies.
Jennifer Coolidge bio
In 2023, Jennifer Coolidge, who was born on August 28, 1961, will turn 62. She was raised in the American city of Boston, Massachusetts. Virgo Jennifer Coolidge was raised in Norwell, Massachusetts. She describes herself as a Christian and has American nationality. Coolidge is Caucasian by ethnicity.
Jennifer Coolidge parents: Meet Paul Constant And Gretchen Knauff
Jennifer Coolidge’s parents are Paul Constant Coolidge and Gretchen Knauff. Jennifer Coolidge’s father is plastic manufacturer Paul Constant Coolidge. Gretchen Knauff is a housewife and the mother of Jennifer Coolidge.
She also has three siblings. Her two sisters are Susannah Coolidge and Elizabeth Coolidge. Her brother’s name is Andrew Coolidge.
Her parents made a difference in her life by sending her to a rehab center so she could stop using drugs. The Citizen Diplomacy Council in New Orleans is headed by Susan Coolidge. The brother of Coolidge is Susan.
Jennifer Coolidge career
Jennifer Coolidge made her television debut in Seinfeld’s “The Masseuse” episode in the middle of the 1990s. She thus received numerous small parts in films like “A Bucket of Blood,” “Plumb Fiction,” and “A Night at the Roxbury.” She also obtained a voice role in the animated comedy series “King of the Hill.”
Her major break came when she was chosen to play “Stifler’s mom” in the 1999 movie “American Pie.” A worldwide box office success, the film made over $235,000,000 and made Coolidge more well-known.
Her fame increased even more when she reprised the role in “American Pie 2” in 2001 and “American Wedding” in 2003.
She also appeared in a supporting role in the wildly successful 2001 film “Legally Blonde.” She reprised the part even though “Legally Blond 2: Red, White & Blonde” wasn’t as well-liked.
In 2003, she acted as a supporting actress in the film “Testosterone,” and in the Hillary Duff-starring film “A Cinderella Story,” she played the conceited stepmother.
Her career would have undoubtedly benefited from a role in “Desperate Housewives,” but Felicity Huffman ultimately won the role. On the comedy series “Joey,” a “Friends” spinoff that aired on NBC from 2004 to 2006, she did succeed in landing the agent role.
She also appeared in one of the episodes of the last season of the show.
Coolidge furthered her comedic skills on the short-lived sketch comedy show “She TV.” She continued to make prominent cameos on popular programs like “According to Jim,” “Sex and the City,” and “Frasier.” Both “Aunt Fanny’s Tour of Booty” and the animated movie “Robots” included her voice.
In 2005, Jennifer Coolidge reached a significant professional milestone when she agreed to join the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
She continued performing in the second decade of the 2000s, starring alongside Adam Sandler in “Click,” “Date Movie,” and “Epic Movie.” Coolidge made his acting debut in “Epic Movie” as the star. Unfavorable reviews for the satirical film were received.
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