Know About Jenny Mollen; Book, Net Worth, Movies, Kids, Husband

Jenny Mollen and the showbiz have been a strong companion for almost two decades now. It was towards the end of the 20th century when Jenny first marched her feet in the acting business. Now, she has more than two dozens of movies and TV shows under her vault.

Short Bio: Age, Father, Height

Born as jenny Ann Mollen on 30 May 1979, the 39-years-of-age actress grew up in her hometown of Phoenix, Arizona. She is among the three children of her osteopathic physician father, Art Mollen, who is also the author of five health-related books. Jenny’s family completes with her sister and a brother.

Standing at an average height of 5 feet and 6 inches (1.68 m), Jenny is the graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles’ School of Theatre, Film, and Television. Besides, she holds a masters degree in Psychology from Antioch University.

Career, Net Worth

For her versatile career as an actress and author, Jenny Mollen bags the net worth figure of $1 Million. Her career breakthrough came as Susan Curran in one episode of crime-drama 18 Wheels of Justice in 2000. On top of that, Jenny’s recognizable big-screen break came in 2004 with the action-comedy film, D.E.B.S.

Jenny’s other TV and movies work includes Angel (2003-04), Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave (2005), Cattle Call (2006), Crazy, Stupid, Love (2011), and Bachelor in Paradise: After Paradise (2015).

Jenny Mollen as Marina Del on Cattle Call (Picture: IMDB)

Jenny has a list of some commercially successful movies. Some of them are 2011 American romantic comedy film Crazy, Stupid, Love directed by American filmmakers, Glenn Ficarra, and John Requa. Jenna essayed the character of Lisa on the movie of production cost $50 million that made $142.9 million at the box-office.

Likewise, three years before she depicted the role of Collen in the 2008 romantic comedy film, My Best Friend’s Girl. The movie was made by American filmmaker and television producer Howard Deutch on a budget of $20 million. Not just it good response from the audience, the film collected twice its production cost and made $41.6 million at the ticket windows.

Other than that, Jenny published a comic book, I Like You Just The Way I Am in 2014 which reached #10 on The New York Times Best Seller list for Print & E-Book Nonfiction. Two years later, she published a follow-up titled Live Fast Die Hot which stood at #8 on New York Times Best Seller in Humor.