his
is a complete list of Jessica's TV, Film and Commercial credits spanning
her entire career. Although the list should be complete, there
are still details about a few projects that need to be filled in
(character name, release date etc...). If anyone has any additions
please email
me.
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These credits are listed in the order that Jessica worked on them, not in the order they were released. The release dates (when known) are listed in the "Release Date" column. In many cases some of these projects were released in a different order than they were produced in.
This filmography has been compiled as copyrighted by George Cifrancis and my not be used without permission.
| TITLE Episode Name |
RELEASE DATE |
CHARACTER | NOTES | LINKS |
|
1968-69? |
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| Uncle
Bobby Childrens TV Series |
1968-69? | n/a |
While no acting was involved, Jessica made her television debut at age 3 on this Canadian TV program for kids. | |
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1973? |
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| The
Sunrunners Childrens TV Series |
(unknown) | Jessica | Jessica's TV acting debut when she was 8 years old. Also starred her mother actress Joanna Noyes. | (images/info) |
|
1980 |
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| Threshold Feature Film |
Released: 09/19/81 (Canada) 1983 (U.S.) |
Tracy Vrain | Jessica's "Big Screen" debut. The movie starred Donald Sutherland. Jessica's appearence was very brief and she only had one line. Production dates: Sept. 6, 1980 - Nov 3, 1980 | (IMDb
entry) (TVG Review) |
|
1983 |
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| McDonalds TV Commercial |
(unknown) | McDonald's employee |
Jessica's first commercial. She plays a McDonald's employee. | |
| For
The Record "Slim Obsession" TV Series Anthology Episode |
Mar 11, 1984 | (unknown) | CBC
TV anthology episode (for CBC's "For the Record" series) about
a small-town school teacher who moves to the big city and begins
a compulsive round of dieting and exercise that almost destroys
her marriage and leads to her complete physical and emotional
collapse. Jessica's role is unknown. Winner: Columbus International Film Festival 1984, Chris Bronze Plaque. More information needed. Copy of movie wanted. |
|
| Hangin'
In TV Series episode |
(unknown) | D'arcy | Jessica appeared in one episode of this CBC TV series. "Hangin' In" was a Canadian produced half-hour sitcom that was set in a youth counseling center. | (images & info) |
| Gentle
Sinners TV Movie |
Sep
13, 1984 (Toronto Film Fest.)
Jan 6, 1985 (CBC) |
Donna | Two-hour CBC TV Movie based on the novel by W.D. Valgardson about a 17-year-old boy who leaves his home and goes to live with his uncle in rural Manitoba. The movie was directed by Eric Till who also directed Jessica's acclaimed CBC TV movie "Small Gifts" in 1993. | (IMDb
entry) (images coming soon) |
| SCTV "It's a Wonderful Film" TV Series episode |
Dec 20, 1983 | (girl wearing green towel) | Jessica's part in this SCTV episode (titled "It's a Wonderful Film") was basically a girl getting chased around a Christmas tree while wearing nothing but a towel (yes, really.) The episode was (among other things) a spoof of "teenage sex comedies". | (episode information) |
| When
We First Met TV Movie |
Mar 5, 1984 | Gail Pennoyer | Made
for HBO movie starring Andrew Sabiston and Amy Linker ("Square
Pegs"). |
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|
1984 |
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| Swiss
Chalet TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Waitress | Commercial for the Canadian based resturant chain Swiss Chalet. | (Video & Images) |
| Sears TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for the well known department store chain Sears. | ||
| Edison
Twins "Enemy of Weston" TV Series Episode |
Nov 3, 1984 | (uncredited) Annie Edison's friend |
Jessica was uncredited but appeared in this episode (titled "Enemy of Weston") as a friend of Annie Edison's. | (episode
guide) (images & info) |
| Mr.
Clean TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for the "Mr. Clean" cleaning product. | ||
| Doritos TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for the popular Doritos brand Tortilla chips. | ||
| The
Littlest Hobo "Torque" TV Series Episode |
Jan 31, 1985 | Leslie "Torque" Davidson | Jessica did one episode of this popular Canadian TV series that stars a dog named London. She played a go-cart racer named "Torque". | (IMDb
entry) (images and info) |
| Coke TV Commercial |
(unknown) | The first of 2 Coke commercials Jessica has done. | ||
| Firestone TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for the tire manufacturer Firestone. | ||
| Youngblood (all scenes cut from film) Feature Film |
1986 | Derek
Sutton's (Patrick Swayze) girlfriend. (Character name unknown) |
Drama
starring Rob Lowe & Patrick Swayze. (Jessica spent 2 weeks filming scenes for this movie, but all of her scenes were cut before the final release of the film.) |
(IMDb entry) |
| Workin'
for Peanuts TV Movie |
June 6, 1985 | Melissa Stotts | Made for HBO Movie that starred Jessica and Carl Marotte. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| Rocket
Boy Series? TV Movie? |
(unknown) | (unknown) | Dave
Thomas and Robert Donner star in this comedy of a video clerk's
adventures in space. (Rick Moranis, John Candy, Dave Thomas) More information needed. Copy of this series or movie? wanted. |
(IMDb entry) |
| Flying (aka "Dream to Believe" and "Teenage Dream.") Theatrical Film (straight to video) |
1986 | Carly Simmons | Starred Olivia d'Abo. Keanu Reeves and Jessica co-starred. Released on video in the US as "Dream to Believe" and "Teenage Dream". | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
|
1985 |
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| Boots TV Commercial |
(unknown) | TV Commercial for Boots Drug Stores (Canada) Ltd. The chain was sold in 1988 and named "Pharma Plus". | ||
| Always Radio Commercial |
(unknown) | Radio commercial for Always brand feminine products. | ||
| Canada's
Wonderland TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for an Amusement Park in Canada called "Canada's Wonderland." | ||
| The
Housekeeper (aka. "A Judgement in Stone") Feature Film |
1986 | Melinda Coverdale | Shot for only one week as a "promo" to get more financing for the rest of the film. Filming didn't resume until a year later in 1986). | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Striker's
Mountain TV Movie |
Nov 1, 1985 | Lowni Striker | Canadian TV movie. The movie stars Leslie Nielsen, August Schellenberg and Bruce Greenwood. | (images) (IMDb entry) (Buy Video) |
| Night
Heat "The Source" TV Series Episode |
Michelle Parker | One episode "The Source" (first of two Jessica did in the series). Night Heat was a popular made in Canada TV series that ran on CBS in the U.S. from 1985 to 1991. This episode also featured Carl Marotte who starred in the TV Movie "Workin for Peanuts" with Jessica. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
|
| Young
Again TV Movie |
May 11, 1986 | Tracy Gordon | A made for Disney TV movie that starred Robert Urich, Lindsay Wagner and Keanu Reeves. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| Edison
Twins "What Goes Up" TV Series Episode |
Jan 18, 1986 | Elaine | Jessica had a major part as the daughter of a hot-air balloonist. This was the second of 2 "Edison Twins" episodes that Jessica did. | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) |
| Home
Free! TV Series Pilot |
(unknown) | Melonie | Pilot episode for a comedy series for CBC. Also starring Stephen Markle, Domini Blythe and Ted Dykstra. Date of Production: Mar 27, 1985 | (images) |
| Coke TV Commercial |
(unknown) | The 2nd of 2 Coke commercials Jessica has done. | ||
|
1986 |
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| Eatons TV Commercial |
(unknown) | Commercial for the "Eatons" Shopping Mall in Toronto. | ||
| The
Housekeeper (aka. A Judgement in Stone) Feature Film |
1986 | Melinda Coverdale | The rest of the movie was completed at this time (one week of footage was shot in early 1985). This movie was released in Canada as A JUDGEMENT IN STONE before a very brief theatrical release in the US. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Pizza
Hut TV Commercial |
unknown | Commercial for the popular Pizza restaurant "Pizza Hut". | ||
| Easy
Prey TV Movie |
Oct 26, 1986 | Wendy Robinson | TV Movie starring Gerald McRaney. Jessica played one of the victims of a serial killer. Based on a true story. Jeremy Ratchford and Sean McCann who have appeared with Jessica in other shows also appeared in the film. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| John
and the Missus Feature Film |
1987 | Faith | A film written and directed by Canadian legend Gordon Pinsent. Shown frequently on the "Showcase" and "Bravo!" cable channels in Canada. Released on Feb 24, 1988 on video, but is now out of print. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| The
Truth about Alex TV Movie |
1986 | Kay | TV movie starring Scott Baio and Peter Spence. Jessica played the girlfriend of Baio's character. (Based on the novel "Counter Play") | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| Night
Heat "Fighting Back" TV Series Episode |
1986 | Angela Rivera | Jessica played the sister of the leader of a "Guardian Angels" type of group of which her character was also a member of. The episode co-starred Timothy Van Patten who would later direct Jessica in an episode of "Touched by An Angel" in 1997. The 2nd of two Night Heat episodes Jessica did. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| The
Campbell's "Blinded by Love" TV Series Episode |
1986-87? | Amanda | Jessica had a major part in this episode ("Blinded by Love") which was in season 2 of the series. | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) |
| Kay
O'Brien "Behind Closed Doors" TV Series Episode |
Nov 24, 1986 | Lindsay | Jessica appeared in 1 episode of this very short lived (10 episodes) TV Series that ran on CBS from Sept. to Nov. 1986. | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) |
| The
Day They Came To Arrest The Book TV After School Special |
unknown | Kate | CBS "After School Special" starring Réal Andrews and Jonathan Crombie. Also co-starred Jeremy Ratchford (Jessica's "Small Gifts" co-star). | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) |
| Alfred
Hitchcock Presents "Man on the Edge" TV Series Anthology Episode |
Feb 7, 1987 | Sally Carlyle | One episode titled "Man on the Edge". Episode also starred Mark Hamill and Michael Ironside. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| True
Confessions "Stand Off" TV Series Anthology Episode |
(unknown, 1986-87?) | Officer Kelly Miller | In this episode of the 5-day a week dramatic anthology series "True Confessions," Jessica plays a cop who chases a criminal into a building. A standoff takes place when the criminal produces a hand grenade that he threatens to detonate to kill them both. The series was hosted by the late Bill Bixby. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
|
1987 |
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| Wiseguy TV Series Pilot |
Sept 16, 1987 | Tracy Steelgrave | Jessica played the daughter of a Mafia boss in the pilot episode of this popular TV series. Produced by Stephen J. Cannell ("The A Team") who would go on to produce a pilot (turned TV movie) that Jessica would star in called "Dead End Brattigan" (see 1989). | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Colgate TV Commercial |
(unknown) | The Wife | Commercial for toothpaste. | (Video & Images) |
| Captain
Power (all 22 episodes) TV Series |
Sep
20, 1987 to Mar 27, 1988 |
Corporal "Pilot" Jennifer Chase | Entire run of series (1 season, 22 episodes). Jessica also appeared in tape 2 of the Captain Power interactive toy training video tapes that were used with the Captain Power toys. | (IMDb
entry) (images) (Articles) |
|
1988 |
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| Sing Feature Film |
Mar 31, 1989 | Hannah Gottschalk | Jessica's first major role in a motion picture. The movie also co-starred Peter Dobson and Lorraine Bracco. | (IMDb
entry) (Images) (Ebert Review) (Articles) |
|
1989 |
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| Showtime
Gospel Short film |
n/a | Sharon | Short film for The Canadian Center for Advanced Film Studies. The story is about a young woman who comes to the TV studio of a televangelist that she admires. The woman learns that he isn't the wonderful man she thought he was. | (images & info) |
| Still
Life Movie (straight to video) |
1989 | Nellie Ambrose | This "straight to video" movie starred Jason Gedrick along with Jessica and Stephen Shellen. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Christmas
in America: A Love Story TV Movie |
Dec 13, 1989 NBC | Ilene Morgan | Christmas themed TV movie with Kenny Rogers and his son Kenny Rogers Jr. (filmed in Sept 89.) | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Dead
End Brattigan (aka. "The Great Pretender") TV Series Pilot Released as a TV Movie |
April 14, 1991 | Kate Hightower | Pilot for a TV series that was never picked up. Was eventually shown in 1991 as a TV movie called "The Great Pretender". Also starred Bruce Greenwood. Produced by Stephen J. Cannell ("Wiseguy," "The A Team"). | (IMDb
entry) (images and info) (Articles) |
|
1990 |
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| Street
Legal "Soft Sell" TV Series Episode |
1990? | Karen MacNeil | Jessica played a woman who sues a man for sexual harrassment. Popular Canadian "Legal Drama" TV Series filmed in Toronto. | (Images) (IMDb entry) |
| High
Country TV Movie |
late 1990-91? | Jennifer McPhail | One-hour drama set in Jasper National Park starring Kenneth Welsh, Jessica Steen, Dean McDermott and Jackson Davies. Produced by Great North and Atlantis Films for the CBC. Won "Best Drama Under 60 Minutes," Alberta Film & Television Awards. (shown on the Atlantis Magic Hour in Canada) (filmed around Oct 1990) | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Knights
of the Kitchen Table Unaired TV Sitcom Pilot |
(never aired) | Marla | Unaired sitcom pilot from Ubu Productions ("Spin City," "Family Ties"). Also starred George Clooney. The premise for this proposed series was about 4 friends who have grown up together. The show used flashbacks with the characters at a young age and flash forwards of them at an older age as well. | (images) |
|
1991 |
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| Loving Daytime Soap Opera |
Jan
25, 1991 for 5 weeks. |
Trisha Alden | Jessica filled in for actress Noelle Beck (who was pregnant in real life) for 5 weeks starting around Jan 25, 1991 in this popular daytime soap opera. | |
| Homefront TV Series Pilot |
Sept. 24, 1991 | Linda Metcalf | TV Series "pilot" (originally titled "1945") (filmed in March 1991) Picked up as a TV series for 2 seasons. | (images) (homepage) (IMDb entry) (Articles) |
| Sweating
Bullets "Dead Men Tell" TV Series Episode |
Sept. 30, 1991 | Patricia Poston Phd. | episode: "Dead Men Tell". Filmed around May. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
|
1991
- 93 |
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| Homefront (Entire run of series. 2 seasons) TV Series |
Sept.
24, 1991 to April 26, 1993 |
Linda Metcalf | Jessica co-starred in this ABC TV series that lasted for 2 seasons. | (images) (homepage) (IMDb entry) (Articles) |
|
1993 |
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| Small
Gifts TV Movie |
Film
Festival appearance: 1993 First TV airing: 12/18/94 on CBC |
Nora Delany | Jessica won a "Gemini" award for her performance in this wonderful CBC TV movie which also starred Jeremy Ratchford. Directed by Eric Till and written by David Adams Richards. | (images) (IMDb entry) (Articles) |
| Herman's
Head "When Hairy Met Hermy" TV Sitcom Episode |
Oct 7, 1993 | Heather | Jessica did one episode of this Fox TV sitcom. | (images and info) |
|
1994 |
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| To
Save the Children TV Movie |
April 5, 1994 | Kathi Davidson | Fact-based made-for-TV drama starring Richard Thomas and Robert Urich. Shot around Ontario, Canada. Jessica plays Kathi Davidson, the Sheriffs dispatcher who has to take control of a hostage situation until the Sheriff (who was out of town at the time) and the FBI arrive. Available on DVD in Europe (DVD Region 2.) | (images
and info) (IMDb entry) |
| Earth
2 (1 season. Pilot and 20 episodes) TV Series |
Nov
6, 1994 to May 28, 1995 |
Dr. Julia Heller | Jessica co-starred in this NBC TV Sci-Fi Series that aired for 1 Season from 1994 to 1995. | (images) (Articles) |
|
1995 |
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| ER "True Lies" TV Series Episode |
Jan 25, 1996 | Karen Hardy | In one of the storylines in this episode, Jessica plays the daughter of a dying alcoholic woman. | (images and info) |
|
1996 |
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| The
Outer Limits "The Refuge" TV Series Anthology Episode |
April 5, 1996 | Gina Beaumont | Showtime
TV Anthology Series (also syndicated) episode: "The Refuge". The 1st of 3 OL episodes Jessica has done to date. (see 1999 & 2000) |
(images) (IMDb entry) |
| Dogwatch Independant Film |
1996
(Europe) 1997 (USA) |
Janet | Jessica had a small part in this independant film from John Langley (co-creator of the TV series "COPS") Premiered (in the U.S.) on HBO on July 15, 1997, but had been released in Europe on video the year before. | (IMDb
entry) (images) |
| Trial & Error Feature Film |
May 30, 1997 | Elizabeth Gardner | Theatrical film that starred Michael Richards and Jeff Daniels. Jessica had a good sized role in this movie playing a prosecutor and gave Michael Richards his first onscreen kiss. | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) (Articles) (premiere images) |
| Murder
One (Chapters 9-12, The Latrell Case) TV Series Episodes |
Jan 9,16,23 1997 | Paige Weikopf | Jessica did 4 consecutive episodes (Chapters 9-12, The Latrell Case) in the 2nd season of this ABC TV Series playing an attorney. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
|
1997 |
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| Touched
by an Angel "Full Moon" TV Series Anthology Episode |
May 4, 1997 | Sarah Bingham | Jessica did one episode of this popular CBS TV series playing the role of a rape victim who has to come to grips with the release of her attacker from jail. Directed by Timothy Van Patten who co-starred with Jessica in the "Night Heat" episode "Fighting Back" in 1986 (playing her brother). | (Official
Site) (images) (IMDb entry) |
| Principal
Takes A Holiday TV Movie |
Jan 4, 1998 | Celia Shine | Jessica played a school teacher in this TV movie for ABC's "Wonderful World of Disney." | (images) (IMDb entry) (Articles) |
| Armageddon Feature Film |
July 1, 1998 | Jennifer Watts | Jessica had a small part in this 1998 blockbuster movie playing the role of co-pilot Jennifer Watts of the space shuttle Freedom. The Criterion Special Edition of Armageddon (on DVD and Laserdisc) contains an additional scene of Jessica's that was cut from the theatrical version. | (IMDb
entry) (images & info) (Articles) (Premiere Photos) |
|
1998 |
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| Due
South "Hunting Season" TV Series Episode |
December
10, 1998 on TNT in the U.S. March 11, 1999 in Canada. |
Maggie MacKenzie | Jessica played a Canadian Mountie on the trail of the killers of her husband in this episode of the popular TV series. This episode was filmed during the week of March 1, 1998 in Toronto, Canada. | (images and info) |
| Question
of Privilege TV Movie |
Premiered
on April 16, 1999 on TV in Italy. Sept. 17, 1999 on TV in the USA. |
Andrea Roberts | Jessica worked in June of 1998 on this independant feature which was filmed in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. She plays a lawyer and has the lead in the film. The movie also features Michael Ironside, Wendy Crewson and David Keith. | (advertisment) |
| The
Pretender "Assassin" TV Series episode |
Feb 6, 1999 | Rachel | Jessica played a mother who is forced to assassinate a man in order to get her children back in this episode of the popular NBC TV Series. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
|
1999 |
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| Smart
House TV Movie |
June 26, 1999 | Sara Barnes | Jessica plays a computer expert who designs a "Smart House" in this TV movie made for the Disney Channel. | (images and info) |
| The
Outer Limits "Essence of Life" TV Series Anthology Episode |
Showtime (USA): July 23, 1999 US
Syndication: |
Stephanie Sawyer | Jessica plays a "Code Enforcement Agent" in The Outer Limits Episode "Essence of Life" which also starred Daniel Baldwin, Daphne Zuniga and Joel Grey. (this is the 2nd of 3 Outer Limits episodes Jessica has done to date. Also see 1996 & 2000) | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| The
Practice "Marooned" TV Series Episode |
Nov 7, 1999 | Brianna Hatfield | ABC TV Series. Season 4 episode 7. Filmed around the week of October 1, 1999. Jessica plays the sister of a woman who is accused of murdering their mother. | (images) |
| On
Hostile Ground TV Movie |
June
11, 2000 TBS (USA) |
Allison Beauchamp | "On Hostile Ground" (Formerly titled "Sinkhole") is a TV Movie for the TBS cable channel in the USA starring Jessica along with John Corbett and Brittany Daniel. Production was from Nov 17 until around Dec 14th, 1999 in Toronto Canada. The movie premiered on June 11, 2000. The director of the movie (Mario Azzopardi) worked with Jessica before on the TV series "Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future". | (IMDb
entry) (press release) (images) |
|
2000 |
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| The
Outer Limits "The Grid" TV Series Anthology Episode |
Showtime (USA): July 14, 2000 US and Syndication: Jan 2001 |
Kathrine | Episode titled "The Grid". The episode is about a town whose inhabitants' minds have been taken over by a computer. The episode also co-stars D. B. Sweeney, Colleen Rennison and Brent Stait. The episode premiered on July 14, 2000 on Showtime (USA), and started airing in syndication in January 2001. (This is Jessica's 3rd of Outer Limits episode. Also see 1996 & 1999. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| The
Ride Home Short Film |
Premiere: August 3, 2000 Palm Springs International Short Film Festival |
Clara Kaufman | 12 minute short film directed by Sam Hoffman. The film is described as "A cinematic journey into the failing mind of eighty year old Clara Kaufman. Shot completely from her point-of-view, the movie is a visual stream-of-consciousness, in which the boundaries between memory and reality melt away as her son, Josh, drives her to the nursing home." Jessica plays the young version of Clara Kaufman in the 40's, 50's and 60's. The short was a finalist in the Chrysler Million Dollar Film Festival. | (info) (interview) (IMDb entry) |
| Judgment Movie |
Video:
March 2001 Theatrical: Spring 2001 |
Vicky Thorne | Jessica plays a lawyer for Satan in this multi-layered drama that tests every inch of human reason while questioning the true goodness of God. The movie also stars Corbin Bernsen and Nick Mancuso. Judgment is to be released on video in early 2001 followed by a theatrical release in the spring. | (article) (poster art) (images and info) (IMDb entry) |
| Society's
Child CBC TV Movie |
Premiere:
Feb 2, 2002 CBC-TV (Canada) |
Terry Best | The story is about a young mother (Jessica) who responds to her daughter Nikki's (Kyley Statham) battle with Rett syndrome, a neurological disorder that severely limits her movement and speaking ability and leads many to believe the girl is mentally handicapped. Told from Nikki's point of view, the story follows the mother-daughter struggle to have Nikki's voice heard in decisions about the kind of care she'll receive, and whether she'll eventually choose to live or die. Written by Dennis Foon and directed by Pierre Gang. Filmed in Winnipeg, Canada during October 2000. First aired in the US 11-25-02 | (article) (images and info) (IMDb entry) (Trailer) |
|
2001 |
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| Slap
Shot 2: Breaking the Ice Direct to Video Movie |
March 26, 2002 on Video | Jessie Dage | Filmed to be a "direct to video" sequel to the 1977 movie "Slap Shot." "Slap Shot 2" stars Stephen Baldwin, Gary Busey and Callum Keith Rennie. With the original Hanson Brothers still on the same minor league ice hockey team, the Chiefs are sold to a new owner who gives them a female coach (Jessica Steen) and puts them in a league in which they are to be regularly humiliated by a Harlem Globetrotters-like team. | (images) (IMDb entry) |
| The
Practice "Inter Arma Silent Leges" TV Series Episode |
Dec 9, 2001 | Dr. Sarah Ford | ABC TV Series. Season 6 Episode 9. An Arab-American's distraught wife (Jessica Steen) seeks help from Rebecca (Lisa Gay Hamilton) in locating her husband, who's been detained for national-security reasons that the Justice Department won't specifically reveal.. Filmed around mid November, 2001. | |
|
2002 |
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| UNTITLED
SECRET SERVICE PROJECT Presentation for a Pilot for FOX |
(never aired) | Maureen Gage | This was a "presentation for a pilot" for the Fox network. In this untitled Secret Service drama, Jessica played a streetwise supervisor by the name of Maureen Gage. The proposed series was to be about Secret Service agents that protect the President of The United States. The show was not picked up for the Fall 2002 season. Stars: Alexa Davalos, Paul Blackthorne, Matt Keeslar, Nick Offerman, Colleen Porch, Jessica Steen. | |
| MS.
TRIAL Stage Play |
May
16th - June 16, 2002 Court Theatre West Hollywood, CA |
Cathryn Aldridge | Stage play written by Dep Kirkland. Jessica's first stage performance since her high school years. Jessica plays a district attorney. | |
| The
Pact TV Movie for Lifetime Channel |
Premiere: Nov 4, 2002 | Detective Anne-Marie Marrone | TV movie for the Lifetime U.S. cable channel. Filmed in Toronto during July 2002. Jessica plays Detective Anne-Marie Marrone. Based on the novel of the same name by Jodi Picoult. Directed by Peter Werner. | |
| Monk "Mr. Monk and the Billionaire Mugger" TV Series Episode |
Premiere:
August 16, 2002 USA Network |
Myra Teal | Monk
(Tony Shalhoub) probes the bizarre circumstances behind a tycoon's
death in this clever episode. |
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|
2003 |
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| Paradise
Virus TV Movie for PAX TV |
Premiere:
Feb 14, 2003 PAX Network |
Susan Holme | A virologist (Melody Thomas Scott) vacationing at a Caribbean resort tries to stop a deadly virus that is rapidly spreading across the island and has infected her son. Paul Johnson: Lorenzo Lamas. William: Gregory Wooddell. Filmed around Jan 5, 2003 on the Turks-Caicos Islands in the Caribbean. Jessica plays a scientist with the CDC. | Screenwriter's Webpage |
| Dragnet "The Cutting of the Swath" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: March 2, 2003 |
Amy Wenzel | Detectives Smith and Friday are in a frenzy trying to find the young son of a deranged man who's on a rampage to kill his entire family; and Detective Smith loses his cool when people he thinks have information are not forthcoming. (Note: Jessica doesn't appear until the very end of the episode.) | (images & info) |
| Flip
Phone Short Film Bravo! Canada |
World
Premiere: Oct 6, 2003 |
Sue | Description:
Cellular phones are are convenient, expedient, effective, productive,
and dangerous. Three special girls, one memorable car ride. This
true story tells the tale of three bridesmaids caught gossiping
about the bride-to-be and her fiancé. Directed by Daniel
Kash and starring Jessica Steen, Kathryn Greenwood and Hayley
Tyson (who also wrote and produced). |
|
| Mutant
X "The Taking of Crows" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: (Syndicated) Week of Oct 27, 2003 |
Dr. Sara Stanton | website | |
| Stargate
SG-1 "The Lost City" Part 1 and 2 TV Series Episodes |
Premiere: Part 1: March 12, 2004 Part 2: March 19, 2004 |
Dr. Elizabeth Weir | In August 2003 Jessica will be filming the final 2 episodes of season 7 of Stargate SG-1. These two episodes will premiere on March 12 and 19th, 2004. | website |
| NCIS "Minimum Security" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: Nov 25, 2003 |
Special Agent Paula Cassidy | An episode of the CBS TV series. Jessica plays an interrogator at Guantanamo Bay. | website |
2004 |
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| NCIS "Bete Noir" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: Mar 2, 2004 |
Special Agent Paula Cassidy | An episode of the CBS TV series. This was the 2nd appearance of Jessica on NAVY NCIS. Once again playing the role of Special Agent Paula Cassidy. Jessica had 2 brief scenes where she appeared on a TV projection screen "via satellite" when her character was in a video conference. | website |
| Chaos Movie |
Premiere: 2006? | Karen Cross | Jessica has a small part in the movie Chaos playing a reporter. The movie stars Wesley Snipes, Ryan Phillippe, Jason Statham and Justine Waddell and it is written and directed by Tony Giglio (In Enemy Hands). The film is a bank heist tale of a rookie and veteran cop, played by Phillippe and Statham, respectively, in pursuit of bank robber (Snipes) who knows too much about the inner workings of the police department. Filming started on March 17, 2004 in Vancouver. | |
| NCIS "Reveille" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: May 25, 2004 |
Special Agent Paula Cassidy | An episode of the CBS TV series. This was the 3rd appearance of Jessica on NAVY NCIS. Once again playing the role of Special Agent Paula Cassidy. Jessica only appears briefly in a video conference scene "via satellite" . | website |
| Nip/Tuck "Kimber Henry" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: Aug 24, 2004 |
Amy Conners | An episode of the FX TV series. Season 2 Episode 10: "Kimber Henry" -- A journalist (J.K. Simmons) seeks breast implants in order to better understand his wife's battle with breast cancer. Amy Conners: Jessica Steen. Written by Jennifer Salt. Directed by Nelson McCormick. | |
| Kojak "Pilot" TV Movie |
Premiere: March 25, 2005 |
Kate | A TV movie remake for USA Networks of the popular 70's series that starred Telly Savalas. Ving Rhames stars as Kojak. Jessica plays a character by the name of "Kate" who is with the NYC Child Services Dept. Jessica has about 5 small scenes in the pilot | website |
| Rapid
Fire TV Movie |
Premiere: May 24, 2005 |
Linda Powell | Jason Gedrick (Jessica's co-star in 1989's "Still Life") and David Cubitt ("Robbery Homicide Division") star in a bank robbery project, which is also in production. Kari Skogland ("Queer as Folk") is directing the telefilm, which focuses on five robbers who hold up the Security Pacific Bank in Norco, Calif., setting off one of the deadliest shootouts and pursuits in law enforcement history. For USA Networks. |
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| NCIS "Heart Break" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: Nov 30, 2004 |
Special Agent Paula Cassidy | This is the 4th appearance of Jessica on NAVY NCIS. Since her last appearance in May, Jessica's character was transfered from Guantanamo Bay, to the aircraft carrier USS John F Kennedy. Jessica had a more substantial role in this episode. | website |
| Charmed "Ordinary Witches" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: Jan 16, 2005 |
Ruth Brody | Jessica has a part in this 7th season episode of the TV series on the WB. Shot around 11-12-04. | |
| Eyes "Shots" TV Series Episode |
Premiere: April 27, 2005 |
Holly Gibson | ABC TV Series. "Shots" - Harlan steps in on a case when Leslie's on and off again companion is shot. Meanwhile, Meg and Trish work together to bust a high profile rapist and Nora is shocked to hear news about her brother on "Eyes," Wednesday, April 27 (10:02-11:00PM). | |
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| Left
Behind: World at War Direct-to-Video Movie |
Premiere: Video Release: Oct 25, 2005 |
Carolyn Miller | This is the 3rd movie in the Left Behind series that are based on the books of the same name. The movie is produced by Cloud Ten Pictures the same studio that produced Jessica's movie "Judgment". Filming started on Feb 21, 2005. This is a direct-to-video release whichs comes out on DVD on Oct 25, 2005. | website |
| Killer
Instinct "Pilot" TV Series Pilot |
Premiere: Sept 23, 2005 |
Dr. Francine Klepp | Killer Instinct (formerly titled "The Gate" & "Deviant Behavior") was created by, written and exec produced by Josh Berman (CSI), is a procedural crime drama revolving around a team that tracks serial killers. A pilot for the series has been s | |
