Jenn Gotzon Chandler (b. 1979)

Alias:
Jenn Gotzen
Jenn Gotzon
Jennifer Gotzon
Jennifer Lee Gotzon

Birthplace:
Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA

Born:
May 18, 1979

Career break playing Pres. Nixon's daughter Tricia in 5-time Oscar Nominated "Frost/Nixon" launched Gotzon starring in many family films on Amazon winning awards for Doonby, God's Country, The Sacred Eternal, Julie and Jack. Award winning actress & International model, Jenn Gotzon brings a natural radiance, emotional depth and transformative ability to the protagonist roles she plays on-screen revealing hope to the human condition. With 2 Oscar-Nominated films, under her belt, playing historical characters - Tricia Nixon in Ron Howard's "Frost/Nixon" & British captive Lydia in "Alone Yet Not Alone" - Jenn's developed an uplifting brand as an American leading lady in wholesome and redemptive movies. Jenn Gotzon appears as the cover model on several magazines including Valley Social who printed, "Gotzon continuously garners awards for her Meryl Streep chameleon-like transformations" inspired from the Hollywood casting director Bill Dance after he saw Jenn win "Best Actress" for her protagonist role in short film "Stained". He told the press, "I felt like I was watching a young Meryl Streep on screen".

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Costume Design:
2003  Julie & Jack

Makeup Artist:
2003  Julie & Jack

Music:
2003  Julie & Jack
????  Modern Knights / episode one

Producer:
2003  Julie & Jack
2010  Sumo Joe
2020  The Farmer and the Belle: Saving Santaland
????  Modern Knights / episode one

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