Jessica Cauffiel is a popular American actress and singer best known to moviegoers for her films Legally Blonde and White Chicks.
First roles
Jessica started her acting career in New York. She actively participated in various theatrical productions. The actress played in such famous plays as "1001 Nights", "City of Angels", "Grand Hotel", "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Jessica's first film role, rather small, was in the 1999 comedy The Visitors, in which she co-starred with Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn.
A year later, the actress starred in the horror film "Urban Legends 2", which became the directorial debut for composer John Ottman. Together with Jessica, many famous Hollywood stars played in the film - Jennifer Morrison, Eva Mendes, Anthony Anderson. Jessica Cauffiel continued her career in horror. The next project in her filmography was the youth slasher "Valentine's Day", based on the novel by Tom Savage. Critics called the film boring and predictable, but despite this, he eventually received the status of a classic of the slasher genre.
Success in movies
In 2001, having gained some popularity, Jessica starred in the most famous project of her career at the moment - she played Margo, El Woods' girlfriend, in the comedy Legally Blonde. The film was warmly received by the public and critics, and also turned out to be successful commercially. Two years later, a sequel was released, in which Jessica returned to her character.
In 2004, the actress played Tori in the film "White Chicks", followed by the youth comedy "Guess Who?" Kevin Sullivan, in which the role of Polly was played by Jessica Cauffiel. The films in which the actress is removed are mostly comedies and melodramas, but in 2005 she starred in the biographical drama The Fastest Indian, which is still considered one of the best films in the history of cinema. Together with Jessica Cauffiel, Anthony Hopkins and Joe Howard worked on the picture.
Jessica played Kimberley Dixon in the family adventure film Owl Cry, based on the children's book by Carl Hiaasen.
TV career
At the very beginning of her acting career, Jessica Cauffiel did not neglect television roles. In 1998, she played in one of the episodes of the popular TV series Law & Order, the sitcom Frasier, in the early 2000s she appeared in several episodes of The Drew Carey Show.
In 2006, the actress returned to television again - she played Tatyana in the comedy "My Name is Earl", which was nominated four times forGolden Globe Award.
