Jenn Gotzon
Jenn Gotzon
18.05.1979 (45 years) (Northampton, Pennsylvania, USA)
Jenn Gotzon Chandler (born May 18, 1979) is an American film actress, international model, motivational speaker & author who had her career break portraying U.S. President Richard Nixon's daughter Tricia Nixon in Ron Howard's 2009 Academy Award-Nominated film Frost/Nixon opposite Frank Langella. In 2010, Gotzon's brand officially launched starring as the female protagonist in wholesome and inspirational films, including mystery-drama Doonby opposite John Schneider, Robert Davi, Ernie Hudson, comedy-drama God's Country opposite Daniel Hugh Kelly, children storybook turned movie My Daddy's is in Heaven with Corbin Bernson, top grossing faithbased comedy Love Different with late Tommy Ford and the upcoming action film "Forgiven" (Kevin Sorbo) Gotzon has taken shape to portraying real life & historical characters, as seen in 2014 Oscar-Nominated Alone yet Not Alone, novel turned movie The Crickets Dance and TV show Shelter with Emmy-nominated Alicia Minshew. Jenn Gotzon Chandler married Jim E. Chandler on Mar 17, 2017 and filmed their wedding kiss for their movie "The Farmer and The Belle." Gotzon joins her actor husband Jim E. Chandler (Stranger Things) making a family brand #2Actors using their movie's as a platform putting the merry back into marriage. These two love birds have appeared in movies, tv shows, commercials, off-broadway and modeling campaigns internationally. Look for them as love interests in Saving Faith (Lionsgate) crime-suspense Sinking Sand (Sony), My Daddy is in Heaven, family mystery affair The Colors of Emily (amazon), along with The Farmer and The Belle based on their real love story. Gotzon-Chandler is producing the family franchise The Farmer and The Belle alongside her husband Jim E. Chandler, Joel Bunkowske (Priceless) and Isaac Hernandez with media consultant Dick Rolfe founder of Dove Foundation. Gotzon's passion is portraying protagonist roles from drama to comedy who find hope in the climax of the story in hopes to inspire and impact people's lives. Gotzon's acting career hit a historical moment during Cannes Film Festival (2011) when she was #2 on IMDb Starmeter for the week of May 15, 2011, due to her dramatic role in Doonby which was released to market.Gotzon, who is compared to a young Meryl Streep for her chameleon-like transformations constantly garners awards." states Valley Social Magazine. October 2013, the Film Advisory Board granted Gotzon "Award of Excellence for her lead role in 'Doonby and Outstanding Contribution to the Entertainment World." and one week later, won the best actor award at the Pocono Film Festival in Pennsylvania for her lead comedic role in "God's Country". In 2008, Gotzon won Best Actress for short-film Stained at 168 Film Festival (2008). ("Stained" made cinematic history being the first film shot on 4K Red One Camera to win a film festival). Gotzon received the 2008 Rising Star Award alongside Hometown Pride Award Winner Chubby Checker at the Wildwood By the Sea Film Festival. In 2003, Gotzon won Best Actress for Julie and Jack opposite Tippi Hedren at Sacramento's Global Art Film Festival. Gotzon received her first award nomination at New York City's Talent in Motion Magazine sponsored Timmy-Awards for biographical photography project "Avvicinatevi: Come Near" while attending New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts in 2000. Gotzon uses the movies she stars in as a platform to be a positive role model and give back through her mentor-outreach program called Inspiring Audiences. She's spoken across the country and at dozen of high schools in New Orleans since 2008. Gotzon's mission is to work on films that have the ability to impact and inspire audience viewers.