Jennifer Tilly

Jennifer Tilly, an American-Canadian actor and poker prodigy she has been shortlisted for the prestigious 'Academy Award, which is an award nominee. Tilly was was raised in Los Angeles in the United America. Her debut came as an actor in 1983 in the television series "Oh Madeline" on which she was the role of a minor character. She made her film debut through the film "No Small Adventure," following which, she's been unstoppable usually appearing in multiple productions throughout the year. The beginning of her acting career went quite well. When she first began her professional career, she was featured in popular shows including 'Hillstreet Blues as well as 'Cheers and 'Frasier. Though she generally performed in minor roles, this is more than any novice actor would expect. In Woody Allen's "Bullets over Broadway" she received the long-awaited break that made her an Academy Award nominee for Best Supporting Actress. Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer Jennifer

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