Jennifer Morrison Biography

Jennifer Morrison got an early start in the world of show business thanks to her time working as a child model. She appeared primarily in tame advertisements for companies such as Kohl JC Penney and Montgomery Ward though a minor scandal erupted in her hometown after she modeled in a bathing suit while only in the seventh grade. Jennifer began auditioning for various productions in and around Illinois. Her tenacity paid off in 1994 when she was cast in the drama Intersection in which she played the daughter of characters played by no less than Richard Gere and Sharon Stone. She followed that up with a small but key role in the 1994 remake of Miracle on 34th Street though that was her final onscreen appearance for several years. Determined to complete her education and perfect her craft Jennifer enrolled in Loyola University theater program where she managed to complete a four-year program in just three. She segued immediately into a stint at Chicago prestigious Steppenwolf Theatre Company which counts among its alumni such notable names as Gary Sinise John Malkovich and Joan Allen. Confident in her abilities Jennifer immersed herself once more into the world of auditioning and quickly landed a role opposite Kevin Bacon in the 1999 thriller Stir of Echoes.

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