Mia Kirshner

Canadian actress known for 'The L Word'

Mia Kirshner - Performers & Entertainers born January 25th, 1975
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Born in 1975, this Canadian actress gained recognition for roles in various television series and films. Most notably, portrayed Jenny Schecter in the series 'The L Word' and maintained a significant presence in the entertainment industry. Additionally, appeared in the acclaimed film 'The Crow' and was featured in '24'. Alongside acting, engaged in writing and produced documentaries emphasizing social issues.

Portrayed Jenny Schecter in 'The L Word'

Appeared in 'The Crow'

Featured in '24'

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