Jennifer Coolidge

Jennifer Coolidge was born in Boston, Massachusetts on August 28, 1963. Her childhood and youth were spent in her hometown. Jennifer studied at Norville School, after which she entered Emerson College. The dream of becoming a singer has not left her since her teenage years. At the age of 22, the girl had a bachelor’s degree in theater art. To fulfill her dream, Jennifer moved to New York, where she joined the Gotham City troupe. For a while she performed with this improvised band, but then moved more

Jennifer Coolidge was born in Boston, Massachusetts on August 28, 1963. Her childhood and youth were spent in her hometown. Jennifer studied at Norville School, after which she entered Emerson College.
The dream of becoming a singer has not left her since her teenage years. At the age of 22, the girl had a bachelor’s degree in theater art. To fulfill her dream, Jennifer moved to New York, where she joined the Gotham City troupe. For a while she performed with this improvised band, but then moved to Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, Jennifer joined The Groundlings, a comedy troupe. But Jennifer gained her first experience as a comedy actress, participating in productions of Los Angeles’ Groundlings Main Company.
On television screens, the young actress first appeared in the series “Sainfield” of the NBC channel. In the 1993 episode, Jennifer played the depraved and windy masseuse Jodie. Critics treated her work favorably, and after that Jennifer starred in several TV series.
The actress became known to the general public after the release in 1999. American Pie comedy In which she played the role of Stifler's mother. To this day, this role remains the most significant for Jennifer.

Constantly under alcoholic fumes “explosive” mom Stifler, the actress with the same success played in “American Pie – 2” – a sequel to the comedy film, released in 2001. The role of a comedian actress perfectly suited Jennifer, and in the same 2001 she Film "Blonde in law" She played a narrow-minded and frivolous girl Paulette, who still achieved success and recognition.
Jennifer Coolidge’s bright talent eventually came to light, and she continues to star in TV movies and TV series. The actress is excellent at comedic roles. Her heroines are not very cute and not very abstinent, expressively hinting at their availability and inability to maintain platonic relations with them. /