Jean Louisa Kelly

American actress and singer in 'Uncle Buck'

Jean Louisa Kelly - Performers & Entertainers born March 9th, 1972
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An actress and singer, this individual gained recognition in the film industry with the role of Tia Russell in 'Uncle Buck'. Subsequently, roles in television series included a significant part in 'The Ghost Whisperer'. Performance in Broadway productions contributed to musical career. There was also involvement in various television movies and guest appearances on different series.

Played Tia Russell in 'Uncle Buck'

Starred in 'The Ghost Whisperer'

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