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| Born August 24, 1974, in Illinois U.S.A., Jennifer knew early on that she wanted to act. Encouraged by an English teacher, along with a drama teacher, she began performing in summer theater and festivals at 13. She performed roles in Shakespeare's "The Tempest" and "Othello" before moving on to more contemporary dramatic and musical theater. Jennifer first appeared in front of the camera playing twins in an industrial film for bubblegum. She made her television debut when she guest starred in an episode of the Oprah Winfrey drama series "The Women of Brewster Place". On July 1991, then 16 years old, Jennifer was hired by "Another World" and moved to New York to portray the newly created character of Hannah Moore, a misfit orphan on the NBC daytime drama. She stayed with the show until November of 1992. At that point she gave her face a rest and began to concentrate on her voice. She can be heard on Saturday Night Live regular Adam Sandler's comedy album. Jennifer has also guest voiced on "The Critic" and dubbed lines in the English version of the French Miramax film "Baby Blood". Returning to work in front of the camera, she landed the part of Roanne on the short-lived ABC TV sitcom "Phenom" and appeared in the short independent film trailer "The Hairy Bird". She went from there to become Kes on "Star Trek: Voyager" While working on Voyager, Jennifer has still found time to lend her voice to other shows. She has starred in an episode of "Duckman", narrated a show called "Perceptions" and done a voice in "Lion King 2". Jennifer Lien has studied voice and acting, and she enjoys playing the trombone. On July 2nd 1996 Jennifer made an appearence at Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, Illinois. It is at this college where her mother Delores Lien graduated. Delores Lien now teaches classes at this College including developmental English. "My mom is a real inspiration," says Lien. |
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