Jurnee Smollett
Jurnee Smollett is an award-winning actress and activist of rare talent and conviction. In the fall of 2020, she starred in J.J. Abrams, Jordan Peele and Misha Green's critically acclaimed drama for HBO, "Lovecraft Country." Smollett's performance was lauded by industry insiders and critics alike. Since the show's release, Smollett has earned a Critics Choice Super Award for "Best Actress in a Horror Series" and was nominated for a Critics Choice Award and NAACP Image Award for "Best Actress in a Drama." Additionally, in 2020, Jurnee played Black Canary in Warner Bros DC Universe's "Birds Of Prey." She wrapped production on the Netflix original film, "Escape From Spiderhead" alongside Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller in early 2021. Jurnee made her breakthrough performance at the age of 11, starring in "Eve's Bayou" opposite Samuel L. Jackson for which she won the Broadcast Film Critics Award for Best Youth Performance and was cited by Interview Magazine as one of the five Hollywood stars to watch in the new millennium. Smollett starred in "The Great Debaters" with Forest Whitaker and Denzel Washington, who also directed the drama. In addition to receiving rave reviews, the film was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Picture and Jurnee won the NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture. She also starred in Tyler Perry's film "Temptation" which was Perry's biggest grossing box-office hit outside of his "Madea" brand. Other film credits include the independent feature, "One Last Thing" alongside Wendell Pierce, "Hands Of Stone" opposite Robert DeNiro and Edgar Ramirez, "Roll Bounce", "Gridiron Gang", and "Beautiful Joe." In addition to film, Jurnee has had several roles on the small screen. She was last seen starring in WGN's critically acclaimed drama "Underground" which followed the escape and risk filled travel along the Underground Railroad. The premiere of the show marked the highest rated original scripted program in the network's history. Other television credits include HBO's cult classic horror drama "True Blood", NBC's hit shows "Friday Night Lights" and "Parenthood," "House," "Strong Medicine," "NYPD Blue," and "Grey's Anatomy". She has also lent her voice to several episodes of the popular Disney Channel series, "Sofia The First." In addition to acting, Smollett is an activist for HIV/AIDS causes and Time's Up. She also serves on the Board of Directors for the Children's Defense Fund.
Jury
Jury is known for Step Dogs (2013).
Jury Manuel Meza
Jury Manuel Meza is an actor, known for The Cleansing Hour (2019).
Jus Reign
Jus Reign is known for 22G Tussi Ghaint Ho (2015), Anarkali (2015) and Dhaliwal '15 (2015).
Jus Riddick
Jus Riddick was born on June 1 in Atlanta, Georgia to parents Dr. Thomas Riddick, an internist specializing in gastroenterology, and Debora, a cytogeneticist at Emory University. Jus also has a younger sister, Kady. From a very early age, he showed an interest in acting as well as film. He attended Woodward Academy in College Park, Georgia from kindergarten until high school graduation -- 13 years.
JusTina Lynn Johnson
JusTina Lynn Johnson is known for American Gangster: Trap Queens (2019), House Party (2023) and Dead to Me (2019).
Jush Allen
Jush is an American film and commercial actor, stuntman, cinematographer, horseman, BMX rider, and drummer in the Nicholas Mudd Band. He grew up in Louisville, KY. Jush is recognized for his roles in Reno 911 (2021), Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2018), Mortdecai (2015), How I met Your Mother (2014), and hosting the 2015 X Games in Austin, TX.
Jusin Kitamura
Jusin Kitamura is known for Émotion (1966).
Jussara Brozoza
Jussara Brozoza is an actress and producer, known for Um Natal Para Dona Florinda (2011), Lê, Letícia, Beto e Roberto (2010) and Dark Soccer (2019).
Jussara Calmon
Jussara Calmon was born on February 17, 1958 in Colatina, Espirito Santo, Brazil. She is an actress and art director. She has been married to Gudmund Fjortoft since December 31, 2017.