Jessica Ann Rothenberg

Jessica Ann Rothenberg

American actress
Date of Birth: 28.05.1987
Country: USA

Content:
  1. Jessica Rothe: The Versatile Hollywood Star
  2. Acting Career
  3. "Happy Death Day" and Critical Acclaim
  4. Subsequent Roles and Films
  5. Personal Life
  6. Recent Projects

Jessica Rothe: The Versatile Hollywood Star

Early Life and Education

Jessica Ann Rothenberg was born on May 28, 1987, in Denver, Colorado. With a Gemini zodiac sign, she comes from a diverse background: Polish, Russian, Jewish from her father's side, and English and Scottish from her mother's side. She has a sister named Kate.

Despite her parents having no connection to the film industry, Jessica's grandmother, Colleen Rothenberg, and aunt were both actresses. Inspired by their influence, she began pursuing theater at age 8, and attended summer theater camps in Kansas City as a teenager.

Her passion for acting led her to Boston University, where she graduated in 2009 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. By that time, she had mastered violin, tap dancing, and had extensive knowledge in pottery.

Acting Career

Early Roles and Breakthrough

After graduating, Jessica landed her first acting role in the TV show "America's Most Wanted" in 2011. She went on to appear in small roles in "Onion News" and "Happy Endings."

Her breakthrough came in 2013 with the short film "Promised Land." She continued to display her versatility with performances in "Blue Bloods," "The Art of Love," "Young Badlands," and "The Tide." The year culminated with her leading role in the comedy "Jack, Jules, Esther, and Me."

"Happy Death Day" and Critical Acclaim

In 2017, Jessica landed the starring role in Christopher Landon's horror-comedy "Happy Death Day." Despite its familiar premise, the film was praised by critics for its unique blend of "Groundhog Day" and teen slasher. Jessica's performance as Tree Gelbman earned her a nomination for the New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Actress.

Subsequent Roles and Films

Jessica continued her success with the romantic drama "Forever My Girl," and reprised her role as Tree in the 2019 sequel to "Happy Death Day." She also appeared in the comedy "Della," the musical "Valley Girl," and the sci-fi drama "Utopia."

In 2020, she showcased her dramatic range in Mike Meyers' "Love of My Life," which was based on a true story. The film allowed her to portray an inspiring love story alongside Harry Shum Jr.

Personal Life

Outside of acting, Jessica married actor and carpenter Eric Clem in September 2021. She actively shares family photos and adventures with her beloved dog Otis on Instagram.

She enjoys reading, hiking, pop and jazz music, and Mexican cuisine. Standing at 5'4" (163 cm) tall and weighing 121 lbs (55 kg), Jessica leads an active and balanced lifestyle.

Recent Projects

In February 2021, Jessica starred in the crime drama "Needle in a Timestack." She has several projects in the pipeline, including the upcoming films "The Long Home" and "Me Time." With her versatility and talent, Jessica Rothe continues to captivate audiences and make a mark in the entertainment industry.

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