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Jessica Biel Biography:

A flawless beauty with a down-to-earth attitude, Jessica Biel found success on the small screen portraying Mary Camden, the mostly level-headed eldest daughter of a progressive minister, on the long-running WB drama “7th Heaven” (1996- ) before taking on the big screen in films such as “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (2003) and “Blade: Trinity” (2004). Named one of People magazine’s “50 Most Beautiful People” in 1999 and Esquire magazine’s “Sexiest Woman Alive” in 2005, Biel’s stunning features and curvaceous figure made her one of Hollywood’s most sought-after young actresses. Receiving critical praise for her role opposite Edward Norton in “The Illusionist” (2006), Biel proved that she was more than just a pretty face.

Jessica Claire Biel was born on March 3, 1982, in Ely, Minnesota, but grew up in Boulder, Colorado, after her family relocated to the rocky state.

Before being discovered, Jessica took her acting abilities to the stage. Since she was 9 years old, she was starring in regional theater productions of Beauty and the Beast, The Invisible People, Annie, and The Sound of Music.

Jessica Biel in 7th heaven
A regular girl who loved to sing, dance, in-line skate, and mountain bike, Jessica Biel was first discovered while competing at the International Modeling and Talent Association’s Los Angeles Convention in 1994. Her participation in the conference led to her being awarded a scholarship to the Young Actors Space, an acting society in Los Angeles.

The hazel-eyed beauty hit it big in 1996 when she was cast as Mary Camden in the WB’s successful family drama 7th Heaven. While playing one of seven siblings on the Aaron Spelling-produced show, Jessica Biel also proved to moviegoers that she could steal the spotlight on the silver screen. In 1997, she starred with Peter Fonda in Ulee’s Gold — which garnered attention at the Sundance and Cannes Film Festivals — and her role as the rebellious teen made critics take notice.

One year later, she starred opposite teen Jonathan Taylor Thomas in I’ll Be Home for Christmas.

Jessica Biel in gear
Voted one of People magazine’s 50 Most Beautiful People in 1999, Jessica Biel did a 180-degree turn with her career when she posed semi-nude for Gear magazine while underage. In an attempt to break free from her wholesome television image and her contract with Aaron Spelling, Jessica Biel was ready to show men worldwide what she had.

But Spelling and the rest of 7th Heaven’s production team were unhappy to say the least, and filed a lawsuit against the men’s magazine. Apparently, Jessica Biel was trying to prove to Spelling that he did not own her (as opposed to her strict contract clauses), and that she could take on whatever projects she chose. This was also in response to the alleged feeling that she was missing out on plum parts in Hollywood movies.

Despite the fact that she lost the role in American Beauty to Thora Birch, the girl-next-door beauty still had great roles ahead of her.

Jessica Biel in cellular
Raising eyebrows in 2000, Biel posed semi-nude for a cover and photo layout in Gear magazine in an attempt to shed her wholesome image and, reportedly, be released from her “Heaven” contract. Because the show was religious in nature and a big hit w/ conservative viewers, her Gear portfolio enraged some, but her alleged ploy worked. She ultimately negotiated a reduced, recurring role on the series, allowing her to attend college and focus on feature films instead. Biel enrolled at Massachusetts’ Tufts University in 2000, returning to LA at the end of her freshman year to finish out the show’s sixth season. Leaving school to focus on her acting career, Biel went on to find work in a number of feature films. Adding a bit of sexy zest, she portrayed Freddie Prinze, Jr.’s fantasy girl in the otherwise dreary baseball comedy, “Summer Catch” (2001) and took on her edgiest project then to date, appearing as promiscuous college student Lara Halleran in writer-director Roger Avary’s blunt, sex-soaked adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’ “The Rules of Attraction” (2002).

Finding more mainstream box office success, Biel starred as Erin, the central scream queen, in the hit remake of the 1974 cult horror film, “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre” (2003), followed by her appearance in the supposed thriller, “Cellular” (2004). Biel played the spurned romantic interest of a man (Chris Evans) who gets thrown into a high-stakes chase after receiving a random call on his cell phone. Thankfully, her small part in this forgettable actioner went virtually unnoticed, with no harm done to her career. In “Blade: Trinity” (2004), the third installment in the popular B-movie franchise, her role of Abigail Whistler, leader of a group of human vampire hunters who team up with Blade (Wesley Snipes) to do battle with undead thugs, proved to be Biel’s most physical role to date. Not surprisingly, the athletic beauty was more than up for the challenge of months of pre-production training. Next, Biel starred opposite Jamie Foxx and Josh Lucas as a fighter pilot in the less-than-memorable CG action flick “Stealth” (2005), a lowbrow cross between “Top Gun” (1986) and “2001: A Space Odyssey” (1968), followed by a part opposite her “Cellular” co-star and rumored boyfriend Evans in the critically-panned “London” (2005).

Faring better with her next film, Biel took on a supporting role in Cameron Crowe’s “Elizabethtown” (2005). Though the film itself was savaged by critics and did not make the usual Crowe bank that Hollywood had come to expect from the director, Biel was singled out for her performance as the beautiful girlfriend of a whiz-kid athletic shoe designer (Orlando Bloom) whose ardor cools when her boyfriend experiences a colossal failure. Taking on her first serious period role in 2006, Biel landed the role of Viennese princess Sophie in “The Illusionist” (2006), starring opposite respected actor Edward Norton and once again impressing critics with her abilities as a serious actress.

Jessica Biel in the illusionist

In 2006, Jessica Biel added The Illusionist and Home of the Brave to her resume. But while her career was on the rise, her personal life was rocky as her five-year relationship with Chris Evans came to an end. This beauty didn’t waste any time though; she jumped back on the dating train as she was spotted with Derek Jeter later that year.

Aside from being a supporter of such organizations as PETA, GLAAD and Rebuilding Together, Jessica Biel showed off her charitable side in 2006, auctioning herself for charity to raise money for the medical expenses of a Colorado teen who lost her leg and part of her pelvis in a car accident. The winner, Jon Schiffner, paid $30,000 for a lunch date with Jessica.

Jessica Biel in next
In 2007, Jessica Biel’s career continued to thrive as she was awarded the Rising Star Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Gala Awards, and she appeared in Next with Nicolas Cage and the comedy I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry with Adam Sandler. That same year she was ranked No. 5 on AskMen’s Top 99 Most Desirable Women and, to the dismay of men and women everywhere for different reasons, began dating Justin Timberlake.

With her career on the rise, Jessica Biel was cast in 2008’s Easy Virtue and Hole in the Paper Sky. She also received a lot of publicity over the ‘08 flick Nailed in which she plays a secretary who “suffers” from wild sexual impulses after being shot in the head with a nail. Oh, to endure such tragedy!

Also Credited As: Jessica Claire BielBorn: Jessica Claire Biel on March 3, 1982 in Ely, Minnesota, USAJob Titles: Actress, ModelFamily
Brother: Justin Biel. Younger
Father: John Biel. Formerly employed by General Electric
Mother: Kim Biel.
Significant Others
Companion: Chris Evans. Dated from 2001-2006; acted together in the films London (2005) and Cellular (2004)
Companion: Derek Jeter. Played with the New York Yankees; rumored to have briefly dated in the fall/winter of 2006
Companion: Justin Timberlake. First linked at the 2007 Golden Globes
Companion: Adam LaVorgna. born c. 1981
Education
Tufts University, Medford, MA
Milestones
1996 Cast in breakthrough role as Mary Camden, the eldest daughter of a minister in the WB s 7th Heaven ; role reduced in 2000 so she could attend college; left series after the sixth season, but returned occasionally for future episodes
1997 Cast as Peter Fonda s rebellious granddaughter in the critically acclaimed drama Ulee s Gold
1998 Co-starred opposite Jonathan Taylor Thomas in I ll Be Home for Christmas
2001 Played the love interest of Freddie Prinze Jr in the baseball themed movie, Summer Catch
2002 Became a spokesmodel for L Oreal
2002 Played promiscuous college student Lara in in writer/director Roger Avary s ensemble, The Rules of Attraction
2003 Cast as the lead heroine in the remake of the horror classic, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
2004 Co-starred with Wesley Snipes and Ryan Reynolds in the third installment of the Blade series, Blade: Trinity
2004 Made a cameo appearance in Cellular ; film starred her then real-life boyfriend Chris Evans
2005 Played a fighter pilot in the action/thriller Stealth
2006 Cast in Irwin Winkler s drama Home of the Brave, about the lives of American soldiers and their return from Iraq
2006 Played a turn-of-the-Century duchess and Edward Norton’s love interest in Neil Burger s The Illusionist
2007 Co-starred with Adam Sandler and Kevin James in the comedy, I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry
2008 Producing debut, the short film Hole in the Paper Sky ; also starred in the film
2009 Made her musical-theater debut in the Los Angeles Philharmonic s concert version of the classic Guys and Dolls at the Hollywood Bowl
2009 Played a divorcee in the adaptation of the play by Noël Coward, Easy Virtue
2009 Played a stripper, opposite Forest Whitaker and Patrick Swayze, in Powder Blue
Attended The International Modeling and Talent Association Conference in Los Angeles; helped land modeling contracts
Made stage debut in regional productions of Annie and Beauty and the Beast
Played a lead role in a low-budget musical short titled It s a Digital World (film was never released)
Raised mostly in Boulder, CO