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Jet Jandreau

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Jet Jandreau is a German-American actress who has starred in multiple features across the globe. Starting her career in Austria, she played an ingénue alongside famous German actor Moritz Bleibtreu in Jud Süß, a film with a stirring account of Nazi propaganda that was selected for the Berlin International Film Festival. She went on to star in the western drama The Trail, the story of a young pioneer woman attacked by Indians in the Sierra Nevada mountains who must find her way to civilization before the brutal winter sets in. The Trail premièred at the Cannes International Film Festival and Jet received two best actress awards for her performance in the US. Her star turned roles in recent releases include a prestige adaptation of Wuthering Heights, the supernatural road-movie Hotel Dunsmuir, and the high-octane action thriller The Vigilante. The Vigilante deals with the hot button topic of child sex trafficking which Jet takes on as a marine spec op searching for her kidnapped sister. She trained in weapons and combat prior to shooting and did her own stunts in the movie.  Jet currently stars in the new neo-noir film, Peter Five Eight opposite Kevin Spacey, Rebecca de Mornay and Jake Weber.

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