Jennie Jacques

Jennie Jacques is a well-known British actress known for her outstanding performances in cinema, television, and theater. Her significant roles include the riveting BBC Two drama “Desperate Romantics” (2009), in which she showed her outstanding skills.

She also made an impression on audiences with her role in the popular police procedural “WPC 56” (2013-2014), which left them in love with her versatility. Jennie Jacques has contributed significantly to the critically acclaimed History Channel series “Vikings” (2015-2019), cementing her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.

Jennie Jacques has made a name for herself as a brilliant actress through several roles in theater, television, and film.

Jennie Jacques’s Bio, Age

Jacques was born in Walsgrave Hospital, and she grew up in the attractive towns of Coventry, Leamington Spa, and Warwick. As the oldest of seven siblings, she has always devoted herself to her job as a trustworthy and supportive older sibling.

Educational Background

Jennie’s career in the performing arts began at a young age when she joined the renowned Coventry Youth Operetta Group. Throughout her school years, she performed in a variety of productions, demonstrating her talent and dedication. She also dedicated herself to improving her acting abilities by attending the Central Junior Television Workshop in Nottingham.

Career

Jacques made her acting debut with her excellent performance as Katie Fielding in an episode of the popular ITV police series “The Bill”. She then went on to make a significant impact with her portrayal of Annie Miller, an artist model, in the BBC Two period drama “Desperate Romantics” in 2009.

Jacques effortlessly showed her acting skills in the urban thriller “Cherry Tree Lane”, where she played the character of Beth. She further demonstrated her talent in the futuristic thriller “Shank”, playing the role of Ree Ree.

Additionally, Jacques made a memorable appearance on BBC1’s “Casualty” as Lily Knowles, the devoted caregiver to Megan Roach in an episode titled “Nice and Easy Does It,” which aired on 7th August 2010.

In 2011, Jacques had the opportunity to show her talent in the promotional video for the Mason single Boadicea. She also demonstrated her versatility by appearing in the slasher film “Demons Never Die” that same year.

In 2013, Jacques made a notable appearance in an episode of “Father Brown”. Later, she secured the lead role in WPC 56, a BBC afternoon series which is about the problems of being a female police officer in the male-dominated society of 1956. These remarkable achievements were accomplished with the support of BBC Birmingham, showing their commitment to producing quality programs.

Jacques gives an appealing performance as Judith, the fictitious daughter of King Aelle, in the popular television series “Vikings”. From the third through the fifth seasons, viewers are treated to Jacques’ fantastic portrayal of this thrilling character.

In 2015, she starred as Tash in the well-received ITV sitcom “The Delivery Man” (2015), which grabbed fans for six entertaining episodes. In 2019, Jacques played Amber Saunders, a homeless witness, in the series “London Kills.” Her performance was fascinating and left an everlasting effect on the audience.

Jacques represents the Open Medicine Foundation as an ambassador. She has also been a voice for those with epilepsy inspired by her sister,

What is Jennie Jacques’s Net Worth?

Jennie Jacques has an estimated Net Worth of 1.3 million dollars.

Who is Jennie Jacques dating?

Jennie Jacques has been in a relationship with actor and musician Evan Todd.