Jenna Fischer

[erin_k]

I think she's a good actress and is completely adorable

BEVERLY HILLS, CA - JULY 24: Actress Jenna Fischer attends the panel discussion for "The Office" during the NBC 2005 Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on July 24, 2005 in Beverly Hills, California. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

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PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 22: Actor Steve Carell and actress Jenna Fischer of "The Office" speak during the NBC executive question and answer segment of the Television Critics Association Press Tour at the Ritz Carlton Hotel on January 22, 2006 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Frederick M. Brown/ Getty

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Some more events

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NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 21: Actors John Krasinski (R) and Jenna Fischer attend the "The Office" DVD release signing at the NBC Experience store September 21, 2006 in New York City. (Photo by Gustavo Caballero/Getty Images)

Cute vest, not sure about the shirt sleeves.

 

[erin_k]

The Emmys

It actually took me some time to like this dress but now i love it

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Some more:

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WEST WOOD, CA - NOVEMBER 1: Jenna Fischer attends the 13th Annual Women's Image Network Awards at the Freud Playhouse on the UCLA Campus on November 1, 2006 in Westwood, California. (Photo by John M. Heller/Getty Images)

Love the color

 

[erin_k]

I am trying to find pictures of the dress she wore on David Letterman, as well as other event photos but clearly I'm having diffaculty using a search engine sooo I'll have to post later haha

 

[style_savy]

Jenna Fischer @ Hollywood Reporter's women in entertainment (dec. 5, 2006)
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[Ester]

Rebecca Taylor
Chiffon Strapless Dress

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[outdoorminer]

love love love love The Office

she's so great on it

 

[erin_k]

thanks for the pics style savy & ester, very sweet of you!

 

[Meg]

she is just TOO cute. I love her myspace and I like seeing her find and explore her style (like she waits for things to go on sale and buys a lot of her dresses at events herself and then comments later on how it didn't show up on camera that well) it's really interesting. And I agree that Emmy dress was a really bold choice but it worked out well

 

[erin_k]

TV Guide Interview with Tina Fey & Jenna Fischer

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press room

Jenna Fischer 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards - Arrivals & Press Room
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Jenna Fischer & John K at the GG


(I'm not very good at this so if it doesn't work then click: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Jm7x0PczzCQ)

 

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Jenna Fischer in Allure

Kind of an awkward pose but she's adorable nonetheless

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[Marni41]

she's adorable and so down to earth it seems. not sure about her style though --she'll get there. i did like her emmy dress, and her GG dress (black lace strapless) was not very exciting, but her hair & make-up looked beautiful. she'll be an interesting person to watch.

thanks for the pics!

 

[erin_k]

Jenna in Self Magazine



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Jenna in Interview Magazine

Jenna Fischer by Stephanie Rushia
In a town where success tends to be measured by the breadth of one’s walk-in closet, here’s a comedic talent for whom a single pair of shoes is plenty.

In the figure-skating farce Blades Of Glory, Jenna Fischer, otherwise known as the easy-going receptionist Pam Beesly on the Emmy award-winning comedy The Office, plays one-third of a love triangle opposite Will Ferrell and Jon Heder. The latter are skating rivals who, after being banned from competition, find a loop-hole that allows them to compete as a pairs team. It's the perfect setup for Fischer’s brand of dry, slightly offbeat humor.

Stephanie Rushia: Something tells me you were a creative kid.

Jenna Fischer: Yeah, I would go through the house and take different household cleaners and make a potion and pretend to be a witch or a scientist, or I'd build a tent out of blankets and pretend to go on some sort of mountain trip.

SR: So how did you get into comedy?

JF: Even though I'd always planned to move to Los Angeles after college to pursue acting, I started out as a prelaw major--my parents were very practical and encouraged me to have something to fall back on. [laughs] I don’t know what I was thinking! But I got bored and ultimately made my way over to the theater department. Later I found that I had more of a natural slant toward comedy. Somehow it got my creative juices flowing.

SR: Are you interested in doing more physical comedy?

JF: Yeah! One of the things that was really cool about Blades Of Glory was that it was physically broad. In the film I got messed up in a weird love triangle. I don't ice-skate but I do have a scene with Will Ferrell that has a lot of physical comedy in it--a very awkward seduction scene--so that was fun. I was surprised by how athletic you have to be to get through this stuff.

SR: But no ice-skating, huh?

JF: No, and I was a little jealous--I felt left out that I didn’t get to be part of that boot camp. They got to wear these crazy skating costumes.

SR: So what's the secret to your success?

JF: When I look at some of my friends who came out here and then moved back, there's only one thing that I can see that I had that maybe some of them didn't; a high tolerance for being really poor. Like, I didn't need more than one pair of shoes; I didn’t need to look good. I'm that person that if come over and say, "Can you help me paint the garage?" I would answer, "Sure, and I don’t need to change, I’m already dressed for it!" In fact, I was talking to my husband the other day, and I said, "If it all went away tomorrow, you know what I would miss the most? Not being to buy a $300 plane ticket home to St. Louis." I'm very attached to doing that and to food---I do like eating in nice places.

Interviewmagazine.com